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: : ne fem ame sp — rr ¥ ¥ rs or ‘yt - - B’s * ¥ ? rhs i J ___THE DAILY RXAMINER. “> SATURDAY, JULY 19 1890. Se eeeaonnnenenesinnsoaeeeenoenemenene een aa Ct = = or Local and Other items, |. , | TELEGRAPH ves. | anit Fou SAIN is vet playing. | <> - SPRKCIAL Desparoues ro lPue Kxawie \nsAl.—DBaptish choir rehearsal to- | | izht at 8. Fire in a Telegraph Ofilice. | ~ ays \ va La ‘DIES JOURNAL. —The August | i i : maber is at the Diamond Bookstore, | his morning. shore Hern ane i, | Lace Curtains —-A lot slightly ) . | orning, shor ly before 7 o’cloc ‘ a . - i nN fT TON, TT a steamer Carroll arriv.- | 4 es burs “ from . eat oy . ood rr Ps ~_ ere | 3 é ib m at 4 o'clock, this afternoon. | Wester: » Union operating room, on the > . & OTHPVART o | Seve nth floor of the building on the corner HARRIS & STEWART. : B i iii of Broadwa ry and Dey Stre So rapidly i Oi. Hen 8 Suimer coats sel] a y reets. _ rapidly :1.00 at Harris & St ioe ' he 16 1¢4 did : hey extend that ese ape of the employes = EB at ¢ by the stairw: ays was cut off, and a number cai . > : H. M. S. Comus.—A goodly namber of per- were lowered from the win iows by means Boys Shirt Waists, Print and

. 5. Comus yesterday after-

ns visited H. M

> Bn. S. & S. B.—Boots, Shoes and Slippers- will meet at J. C. Sprague’s to- night

-~ RunNING WiLp.—The people are running ver the immense bargains that J. C

is giving.

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no doubt ahout it. The cheapest

iy-made Clothing

for men and boys is at J. B. Maedonald’s.

Fiection —The representatives to the Grand Ledge, lL. Q. QO. F., for St. Lawrence Lodge, will be selected on Monday evening.

oo Bro Fish.—An 8-lb. mackerel, caught at

Souris la was this

Davies, of the

st evening, by Mr. Cox, m resented to Mr. J. J. Ho Davies.

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ANESE VILLA( -The Japanese Village entertainment will open in the Hillsborongh Rink on Tuesday next. The press of Halifax

verv highly of this entertainment.

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‘T.—-An employe named Handrahan t hand serious'y itojured in one of

il shops yesterday. One of the vas broken and another badly cut. ne G Home.—The retreats for the clerg: a’ St. Dun n’'s College, and for the fnumns at

cone luds d rubbe and Caren

Convent de Notre Dame, were

7 ROMENADE CONCEI The gross pro the recent promenade concert in t rink were SI0;. 92; net, =41) The eXpenses were S67 92, as follows: Rink, $12; seating 37; band, $10, and advertising ctc., up the balance. i sae gee Piestc.—Do not fail to put iu an appear- picnic of the Zion Church Sabbath l, on Monday, and enjoy the pleasar » Bil We t. River Th re boat is toa le ive Ferry Wharf at 9a. m. and 2.30 p. m. S ud. siiuiaimeiiiale

For Haturrax.—The steamer Princess Beatrice sailed on return to MGalifax at eight o'clock last evening with a cargo of

ters, potatoes, pork, etc., and ‘the fol- lowing pass mgers : A. C. Kempton, W. G. Osborne aud . W. G. Osborne. sciceiidimilcidiui

( r} match at the Park -this fternooen is between picked elevers from the

- Club and H. M.S. Comrs. The return

>, Eastand West of Queen Street, set

i this afternoon, is accordingly post- noned Monday afternoon, Ponterence

N ty ORMS Che members of the police foree, including our very efficient Mer- Shall {‘ameron, have received their new uniforms, which retlect credit on the Police Committee who selected the goods, and on the

rrenant ‘ iloring establishment of B. S. Davies & Co., where the garments were made.

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Carp or Ta — The committee in cha of the 1 nt promenade concert beg to tei heir si e thanks to the ladies and

‘ n ; iy ted on the pro- rramme, and to all whohave assisted in other pal fthe work. Also to His Honor Lieut.- Go yor Carvell and Mrs. Carvell for their generous donation, and the publie for their pat: I

sialic \EED.—While Tue Ex- 1g interview-

HyprRopHosia & 4MINER'S reporter was this mornit

it g Lr. Beer with reference to the accident ro Mr. aud Mra. Hooper, referred to elsewhere, ¢} Dr. in the course of some comments upen

the fact that a large aumber of dogs are allow- un at large in and about the city, ex- pressed the opinion that if facilities are not provided for dogs to drink during the hot weather and in the absence of pumps there is imminent da unger of an ge smic of hyde ’ ‘bia. Besides the public drinking faci‘ities re sferred to by the Dr. owners of dens shouid = that their animals are watered at intervals. harlottetown has never yet had a case of a lrophobia, and it is hoped it wili not be allowed to obtain a footing here now. sacaiae The Citizens’ Band rt on Qluecen Square Monday eveni g

ed to!

Music ON THE SQUARE will vive #n open eir cones from 8 until 9 o'clock on a choice

next They have pregramme pre- pared, and our citizens may expect a rare tress,

Lue West End Colores d Band w ill play on Queen Square on ‘Tnurs lay evening next, be- tween Sand 9 o'clock, This band has, we are given to unders and, made great progress late! v, and the members have been provided

\ \ with neat new uniforms. Don’t fail to hear

then play. pee Boat Race.—A four-oared race, for a stake of $20, between crews from the Hills- borough Boating Club, will take place this evening, at 7.15 The race will start from Conn rhly’s Wharf, thence around the

buoy off White’s Point and return. The crews will be made up 4s follows :

No. 1—E. Carroll, bow; P. Dogherty, f w.; F. Byrne, a. m., and Jas. Murray,

struke. ihe No. 2 J. McKinnon, bow; P Whitty, f.$m.; J. Callaghan, a m.; and Patk. Pdunty, stroke. —_———-.. ee ious Accrpent.—Yesterday morning 2 Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Hooper, of Mil-

‘ $ , } Yw.nm 6=606hf ae eleine at the J “ i and w eS ve Jia? tmaese, ee veattan ome Phe horse, a young aaimal, becanw

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Sits. iio r reccived ; i id woundon tie wack. B th wore removed to the residence , ur. G. C. Hioper, Bayfield Stree , y nerve they are being cared for by De. eer. The Dr. reporis both much

tuved to-day and thinks that they will be Yable Lo > Leave fi for nome this eveniag.

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of ropes to the tops of the adjoini ng build- ings. So far as now known there was no loss of life. The upper floors of the build- ing are practically ruined by flames, and the whole building is completely drenched with water The operating room, with its mul. titude of costly instruments, is a total loss. The results attending the fire are likely to prove disastrous to the business of the eountry. Nota telegraph wire can be con- nected with the gre at operating room, which is the centre of the tele ‘graphic system € the continent. The offices of the As- sociated Press and the executive offices of the Western Union Teleer: ‘ph Co. are com- pletely wiped out, as are those of Jay Gould and the Pacific Telegraph.

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Ottawa Notes.

Orrawa, July 17.

Elastic, rubber, thread, calcareous tufa for the m: unufacture indurated fibre ware, rolled iron tube, angle iron, lacquered iron tubing for the manufacture of bedsteads, hemp paper, and felt board for the manufacture of gun wads, and cartridges have been placed on the free list until such time as they are manufactured in Canada Henderson, a local barrister, to-day wrote the Minister of Militia, claiming the sum f $5,365 and interest from 1885 on behalf of Bremner for loss of his furs during the

primers

rebellion. He also claims $14,000 for general losses sustained during the re- bellion. Middleton en iphatically declares

that he will not P ay for the furs.

Mr. Lemieux, a leading clerk in the De partment of le was drowned in the Ottawa

ilture, River to-d vy.

Canaiian Riflemen Abroad.

Toronto, July 18.

he following isa special cable to the Empire: ‘* Four of the Canadian twenty have secured places in the 300 who will fre in the secand stage of the match for the Queen’s prize at Bisley. They are Lieut. Smith, of St. John, N. B., Staff-Sergt. Ogg, of Guelph, Capt. Bishop,

of Halifax, and Sergt. Hall, of (Juebee. In the next hundred, three Canadians, Lieut

Waterloo, there were . Hora, of Kingston,

Lient. Manning, of St. John, N. B.. and Private Hutcheson, of Qttawa. These three retire from the competition with

prizes of £2 each. The best hundred in

the first and second stages continued fire in the final stage. aides cictabitssc A Big Steal. Woopsrock, N. B., July 18.

To-day Robert G. Saunders, hate in the Nova Scotia | agency here, was ar- rested on information of the agent, H. z Flemi ing, f for the larceny of four thousand dollars of the funds of the Bank. He was sent to jail and will be examined on Mon- day. The larceny is supposed to have been committed recently

Bar nk ot

Major Andre’ Ss Sword.

New York, J uly 18, A sword has been found on the banks of iver by Henry D. Riepe, of South N. J., bearing the name of who was hanged as a spy by

Passaic Ruther ford,

Major Andre, Washington,

The influenza Again.

Panis, July 18. Influenza is epidemic in St. Louis and the whole population there is affected. Business in the public departments is paralyzed. Weather © July 19.~10 4 m. Moderate winds, mostly generally fine and not much perature. — i> ete Locai Notices.

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and north ; change in tem-

west

Strawberries received to-day at Beer & Goff ’s. july19 2i

A few packages of fruit puddine just re- ceived at Beer & Gotf’s. july19 Qi

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New Boors.—12 opened this week, sellin, cost at the Dominion Boot aud Shoe Store.

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Tus Torr —The new park at Orwell wil be vpened with a grand trot on Wednesday next, 23rd inst. ‘There will be three races, viz., three-minute class, greeu race and three-year-old race. ‘These races will be for a purse of $85, divided. At 12 o'clock, sharp, Mr, Cameron’s mare Blackbird will trot against time, with running mate, for a purse of $25. A dancing booth and a. re- fresument saloon will be provided on the grounds.

: > +e more new Boots

at small advance cn

CASES

Hov Weatuer.—Supplies for making syrups, cordials, etc., one bbl. crystal tar- taric acid, oil lemon, root ginger, essence raspberry and strawberry, etc. \ wholesale Creap, at Apothecaries’ Hall, DesBrizay’s corner. July 17 Si

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ATICTION SALE

tomes we Lyf A. ney wa

sca dsione Fancy Goods, Bohemian Wais : eugy 13 S. pore on vas lu . 7 o Albums, &¢., &¢. TOUR NEW PREMISES-—-cool, comfort

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and contiaued

abie soomi—on FRIDAY, at 2 30 « o’c ock, on Saturday night :—

A collection of Fancy Goods, Crockery-

int- | ware, Glass, Books, Tuys, ete.

Sale positive, without regard to price, E. H. NORTON & CO

july 16—di Auctioneers,

Galatea, 40¢. each. HARRIS & STEWART Men’s ing, We fine range. HARRIS & STEWAR?.

are

Men’s and Boys’ Straw Huts. —A good stock at low

prices. HARRIS & STEWART.

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Men’s Fancy Cotten Shirts— See the lot we are selling at 40 cents each,

HARRIS & STEWART.

adies’ Rubber Circulars — A lot damaged at $1.00. HARRIS & STEWART. Men’s and Boys’ Clothing — A goed stock of new finish gcods. No lower prices in the city

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June 26,

STEWART.

town, 1890

‘SHERWOOD CERETERY,

LEASANTLY situated at the junct ion of Royalty and Brackle y Pvint Roads, conveniently reached by Rail or Carriage.

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Trains run daily to Cemetery at 7 and 9 45 a. m., and 4.15 and 4.30 p. m., and return at 10.35 a. m. and 5 25 p. m. (local time).

Funeral trains may be had whenever re- quired.

Price of Plots as follows :— Family Plots, 15x20 feet, on high and

dry groun d. sold at reduced price of..320 00 Plots hali above size, in good locations. 12 59 Dime Genes 5 56 kk ce ee cs 2 00

For further information apply to Mr. Wil- liam Coyle, Keeper, at the Cemetery Cottage, or to the undersigned, at the County Court Office.

HENRY SMITH, Secre taffy Cemetery Company. julyl7—eod 3m

DYSPePTIGURE

Is not a palliative but CURE; it first relieves, then controls, and finally entirely subdues the ir ritation and inilamma-

tion of the Stomach, ihat cause Indigestion

and Dyspepsia, july18

WHOLESOMENESS

—SECURED IN USING—

IS THE REPORT OF THE

itominion Government Avalys:.

july 16

Principal Wanted. 4 PP Lica

> & iyned from Male ieachers ct +” First Chen 4 on. aes position of Principal of Qacen Square School, in this city. [SAAC ONENH +3 Secretary of City Behdol os july8—eod tj

ihc lanniilipssidinnicinasinc soeupinemennepenee

eT be received by the |

and Boys’ Undercloih- | showing a|

BLOG, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00, 3.80,

bd.00, 4.50, 5.00, 6.00, 7.00, 8.00, 9.00,

‘10.00,

4a may

Cheapest will be found at

Charlottetown, May 12, 1890—eod & wky

4,00, 4.00, 3.09,

Viake no mistake when you want

0.00, extraordinary valu,

SOULE S.

11,00, 12.00, made ard

trimmed equal to Custom Made Clothing,

to buy-—the

J. B. MACDONALD ’S.

GREAT ATTRACTION !

NEW GOODS!

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HE BAZAAR COMPANY have just received several new shipments of Goods,

to be found in the Town. BOOKS, STATIONERY, UNDERWOOD’S INK, PAPER BAGS, etc., Whoie- |, sale and Retail. ROOM PAPER, BLINDS and Of, PALNTINGS for the remainder of the season

AT COST. Call and examine our O.1] Paintings, framed with heavy Gilt Mouldings, from $1.00 to $3 00

CROCKERY WaRE in large variety, including Vases, Lamps, Jugs, Tvilet Sets, Tumblers, Gob Oups and Saucers, Berry Dishes, Rose. and Biscuit Jars, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Pichers, Flower Pots, Finger Bowls, etc.; Cane and Wicker Work Baskets, uew designs; a lot of Ostrich and other expensive Feathers, Feather Fans, Toys, Games, etc. ; Lawn Tennis Balls, Rackets and Nets, Croquet and Baseball Bats, Express Wagons, Rocking Horses, Garden Tvols, ete. ; a lot of “Union Patent ” Knit Hammocks, from 502. to $2 25. SCHOO? and PRIZE BOOKS of every kind—special discount to teachers. Musical Instruments, Accordeons, Violins, Mouth Organs, etc.

Call and hear prices. BAZAAR CO.

Charlottetown, June 10, 1890. _QUEEN STREET.

OT —S— ; ya FEN ; [o] ae The Tea Party and Picnic Season will L1./ f@ | soon be here, and with the temperature ai | |its present height things will be hot. We)! have now on hand an unsurpassed stock of - Cl 3

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(i {/ G Lightweight Suitings,

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| SCOTCH AND CANADIAN TWEEDS. 7 One Hundred Pieces NEW TROUSERINGS, a> 4 New Styles and Popular Prices. Fit and |

Inspection solicited.

& BROCE.

j Finish guaraute eed,

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Charlc conn a 4, 1890.

BUY YOUR BOOTS

WHERE THEY ARE MADE.

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We have now Thirty Thousand Dollars’ worth of Bovets end Shoes in stock. Fac- tory running at full capacity, and we are now prepared to fill ali orders, Wholesale or Retail, at short notice and low figures,

i200 DROS.

BOSTON STEAMERS.

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ones me fo rom this date the sfeamers “CARROLL” and “ WOR

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. June 11, 1890—2w

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6aving CHARLOTTETOWN for BOSTON ¢

CESTER ° will run yoguiaiy for remainder of season,

every Thursday at ft pe 64 D. TL,

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Byer} + Wednesday af noon. CARVELL BROS., Agents.

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and are now displaying the finest lot of FANCY GOODS and rs

: WANTS,

ity of Charlottetown. TENDERS.

EALED TENDERS wiil be received at the City Clerk’s Office until noon ef MON- DAY, the 21st inst., from parties wiiling to | contract for the lease of the Market Tolls, ac ae to specification to be seeu at this

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| ine names of two good and sufficient securi- it ies must accompany each Tender,

; he Council do not bind themselves to ao- cept the highest or any tender.

By order,

D. McLEAN, City Clerk.

City Clerk's Office, July 15, 1890 —dy TENDERS.

ENDERS will be received by the under- signed until FRIDAY, the 25th instent

for repsiring the Stone Fence about the Bishop's Palace.

Plan can be seen at my residence, Lower Spring Park Road, Charlottetown.

I do not bind myself to accept the lowest or | any tender.

JOHN D. McLELLAN. Ch’town, P. E. 1., July il, 1890—8i

1 Masonic Temple Company,

=o adjourned General Annual Meeting | of

the Masonic Temple Company will ‘e held at Masonic Hal], Water Street, on WED- zeae. the 23rd day of July, inst., at 8 aciock, p. m.

J. T. CROCKETT, «anc bel

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LOST, FOUN Dd de €

LET. indiials, of tie! st iain senciade on the

corner of Queen und Fiizeoy Stureete. “he other haf is at present occupied ty A. Liorne & Co, Possessioa immediately, Aprly at A, HORNE & Co's. 2w—july!)

WANTE”. —A good servant to d» gene al housework, Coal and kindling atiendes to by man servant. Good wages to tre right Dea sou. Apply to Mrs. UNsworTH, head Te ae Street.

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july:3

ae LET —With or without zarden, a House at the foct of Orlebar and Gerald sire 1s.

{T-rms moderate, Apply on the preimices 40

JOHN VANCE. Si vd ~July ;

4 OUND.— In this city, a few days | ago, a sn all pum of money. The owner cau have ne same by proving proper:y. Apply at this off ce, | julyli—lw y ANTED IMMEDIAT#£L Y.—A good pliin Cook. Apply to Mrs. F. T. | Esplanaue.

NEWBE, 7, Jalyis

| Hovs= TO LET.—Oune-half of House on Grle- bar Street. Water onthe premiccs. Kent | wwuerate, _ Apply to 8. to 8S, Guay, _u- ~julyta_

OLICE.—Persons going towards Crapeud or sending parcels with the mail wiki plen-e

| ave their «rd-rsa at a ane @, corne?

Queen and Keut Streets, or 1 the driver, J: an

McMurrer, Lower Malpeaue, Road. ‘jyl!

W ANTED IMMEDIATELY. —TIwo Servanuis

Houssmatd and Cook. Apply at this office,

july]

W AR* ING !—li the person whe tock anct* or person’s waterproo’ Coat ab melia from

the ruuiway car, while om the ime Ween 5: in-

mersiue and Charloitetuwn, on Wednescay

j evening last, will, without delay, send ihos6

jt articles to the Learest station meester, he wil! nab

ve exposed. dy Si & whky—jy:%

iO LE’.—A House con aining eight rooms, to be rented with or without a shop. Water in cunneciion. J3 situated in a convenien: part of the city. Outbuildings attached. Fer further particulars apply at this office. Jaiyil—ay 21 tnen eod JOARDERS WAN TED. —The Miss Finleys evrser of Prince and Kent Stirevts, have suveral nice rooms for accommodation of sor 1- ers, Terms muderate. jalyly

"FXO LET,—The commotious ‘House adjoining the subscriber's residence. Prince Stre ‘t, with large stable aad coach house.—R. MeM..- m ood ose WANTED—A mi man, . has a knowledeo of faring, to tila few acres of iand vitnir & short distance of the city, Apply to the Coli cor ot at Cass unis. jane?

W* ic AS TED

D.—A good active man to ¢rive 1

xpress Wazon and loox atier }ors 2s, Good “ ugea. Appiy by leviers Addre-4, P. 0. ox S71, [iuoe?>

\ ANT&D.—A Hovse pleasantly situated, f from 12% to *0 -volm,. woh mod'rn Cc °-

veuicne s, With Lawn or Garten p.cheried, 4 »-

ply at EXAMINER villcs, july

—The dwelling house on Great Geo

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M.s, Blatea. janelle.

f° LeT Hireee i adj Luin ic UNMCdIALe PpOSstseicn pives.

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‘jo Lui. —Porsession given aboat first Sepie her pexi, the House Bow occup.ed | ey. ie; *.

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* House, containing Ser 9 rooma, nies sitt = WON. ARNE ex pow ing 09 have such wittm 7 hear > of & Gove tener it Gy apyly ing at th: et *» or wrung &. v. bux, 297, janelé—<'

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