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Lyceum Monday flight. -_-.—

RememBer.—** Falsely accused,” in the Ly.

perm Easter Monday night.

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Give St. Dunstan's College Dramatic Club a

fuli house on Monday night, | —@ =

‘HH. M. S. Pinarors.””"—Rehe: real to-night at So’clock. Performers are kinuly request d to be on time,

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** PaALSELY AccUsED,”’— Reserve yx ur en z'ge- ments for Easter Monday night, aid go and see the collegians in their 4 act dra »

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Musicat.- Everyone who can play or sing should send to Landry & Co., St. John, N. B., for their catalogues and lists of latest mus.c, which they mail fre on application,

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ly you enjoy Easter music well rendered by children, do not fail to attend the Concert on Monday evening in the Upper Prince Street School. :

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Rotto.—The regular monthly meeting of the Rollo Hose Reel Company will be held at their room on Monday evening, 7th inst., at $ o'clock sharp. Ry order, Wm, A, Murphy, Secretary.

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Sr. James’ Concert.—The programme for this concert, too late for insertion to-day, is an excellent one, and we bespeak a bumper ouse on Tuesday evening next.

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Put STANLEY.—The Stanley Sleft George- town shortly after six o'clock this morning, aud arrived safely at Pictou. She will not return to Georgetown to-day on account of the thick weather.

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Esten Makket.—The Easter market to- day Was eveu smaller than the amall markets we have lately had. The display of beef was re, but the quaity was all that could The prices may be seen iu another

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inveeaTIoN Accerrep.—The Rev. John Read has accepted the unanimous iny of the Official Quarterly Board of the First Methodist Church in this city to remain as Pastor a third year.

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Po.tice Covuxt.—Two drunks were tined =2 and one $5 this morning. Frank Cavanag', charged with the larceny of sugar from Mees: », Carvell Bros’, warehouse on Pownal wharf, on Wednesday night last, was remanded for eig!:t days.

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rine Lames.—The finest lambs we have ever seeh at an Kaster Market were on ex- hibition to-day, one by Mr. Henry McGregor weighing 254 lbs., the other by Mr. Join McNeill weighed 23 ibs. They were par-

ehased by Mr. J. J. Davies of the Hotel Davics.

esidiatiiitiaecaia Ovu trade gale of Molasses, Groceries,

Apples, ete., on Monday, will be a positive sale of all goods offered. Country merchants and city dealers cay spend a profitable day Ly attending. See the advertisement for the list of staple goods to be sold. Saje commences at lio'ciock. E. H. Norton & Co.

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K. D. C.—These letters, which have been puzzling our readers fur the past few days, etaad for King’s Dyspepsia Cure, wiiich is said to be certain in cases of dyspepsia. The pro. -prietora of thie medicine will 1efund the money fo cases where it has not effected a cure.

Religious Services.

Remember the Bible Class in the Y. M C.A. Parlor this evening at o'clock.

Services in Zion Church to-morrow con- ducted by the Pastor Rev. D. Sutherland, iu the morning at 11, and in the evening at 7 o'clock. Morning Prayer Meeting at 10.15, Sabbath School and Bible Classes at 2 80 p.m,

The regular gospe! meeting ia connection with the Y. M. C. A. will be beld to morrow at4 p.m. Subject—‘‘Christ’s Law of Love,” Luke 6, 27 to 38. <A cordia! welcome accord- ed to all who will attend.

Don't forget the Railway Gospel Meeting in Mc weod’s Halli to-morrow afternoon at four o’clack. You will always find a welcome. Collection for city mission work among the poor. Lesson—Mark 16-6, “He is Risen.”

Easter service to-morrow morning and even- ing in the Upper Prince Street Methodist Church, Preaching by Rev. W. W. Brewer, Early morning prayer meeting at 7.3).

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Mr. Pope's Leeture Before the yY. M. ¢ A.

A gentleman who was present reports that Mr. Percy Pope’s paper on Agnosti- cism and Religion, read before ths Asso- ciation on Thursday evening last, was a very carefully and ably prepared compen- dium of a subject which is now exercising the minds of many of the best scholars of the age. Mr. Pope, within the short space of time at his disposal, (about an hour) suc- ceeded in showing and defining, and to a certain extent in vindicating what is under- stood by this agnostic doctrine and its re- Jation to the Christian religion, apart from the belief in inspiration as given in the Sacred Scriptures. And as we understocd the argument, it consists largely in the belief in the Fatherhood of God, and Brotherhood of Christ. or in other words the Religion of Humanity, without the atonement, in fact, very much the doctrine set forth inthe work known as ** Robert Elsmere.”

Judge Heusley, who occupied the chair, commented on the Lecture, and so did the President. A cordial vote of thanks was voted to Mr. Pope for his services.

Disgraceful!

Sim,—Permit me through your columns to remind the guardians of the public peace that Pownal Street, is within the city limits, and further that the respectable people who have the misfortune to dwell there have a tight to the protection from riot and dis- order which is not denied to other portions of the city. Yesterday (Good Friday) a revolting quarrel, lasting nearly three houre, took place between two young men near Mr, Bell's residence, resulting in a brutal fight in which blood was freely spilt, without any interruption from a member of the police force. A large crowd gathered around t © combatants who fought savagely, yelling like infuriated beasts. May we ask for protection /

Rev. E. J. Lioyp. Pownal Street. ——_- Dinner sets, tea sets, chamber sets, and a

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TELEGRAPHIO

NEWS.

SpkciaL Despatones ro ‘Tax EXAMINER.

The Bait Act. Hatirax, April 4. Advices from St. John’s, Nfld

catastrophe has fallen lhe Government have decided not to eL- force the Bait Act. French, American aid Canadians will be permitted to purchase | bait in our harbors upon the payment of tonnage and license fees, but the exporta- tion of bait to St. Pierre will be prohibited. lhe object of the Bait Act was wholly to prevent the French from obtaining bait. | Lhe object of the new proposition is to | give them all the bait they need in return | ior license fees, ‘

say a upon the Colony.

rhe new regulation will, | orton be a practical repeal of the | bait Act. Chere is great dissatisfaction expressed by all classes

| ie | Ottawa Notes. |

Orrawa, April 4. |

The Wimbledon team leaves for England | June 18th in the steamer Polynesian.

A prominent member of the Council to- | day vouchsafed the opinion that the sessiva | may hot terminate until theend of May. |

Orrawa, April 4.

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The Dominion finances for the nine} nonths of the current tiscal year continue | to be of a most healthy character. The re- venue up to March 3ist was $29,118,000, sud the expenditure $22,764,000, show ing & surplus of $6,354,000, The revenue is $1,117,000 more than last year, whereas the expenditure is, in round numbers, a million less. The total net debt on March 3lst was $254,637,261, showing a decrease of $1,- 999,603 inthe month. The expenditure for capital account was $4,286,149 for the hine months,

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Stanley Interviewed. Lonvon, April 4.

The Times correspondent at Cairo has had an interview with Stanley, in which the latter said : Emin had both English and German offers, and he cannot be blamed if he thought the German offers preferable. it is likely matters were misrepresented to him during his illness. He probably thinks his absence the best plan. If he wins over the Arabs he will add to his reputatian. Emin’s proclamation reveals a soreness, and was unnecessary.

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More British Money. Lockport, N. Y., April 4. A gigantic deal between an English syn- dicate and four of the largest paper mill owners in the State is about perfected, the plants are Rochester Paper Co., Hudson River Pulp and Paper Co. «at Palmer's Falls, Glens Fal!s Paper M’fg Co., and the Remington Paper Co. at Waltertown, The purchase money reach eightes millions.

School Question.

Toronto, April 4.

Mr. Craig of the Opposition opened the| debate on the French School question yes- terday afternoon, and spoke two hours, | introducing his amendment to the Govern- ment bill. A division was taken at 2.30! this morning, when Oraig’s bill was defeated 51 to 30.

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Put in For Coal.

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Haxirax, April 4.

The Glasgow Liue steamer Utopia, from

Naples and Gibraltar for New York, put in

here to-day for coal, She has 550 immi-

gran‘s, the toughest crowd that ever struck these shores.

Rome and Germany.

Roam, April 4. The Vatican has instructed the Papal Nuncio at Berlin to act in energetic accord | with the leader of the German Centrist Party, and to yield tothe government on no point without securing im retarn real and adequate concession.

ntitaiilaleeiciiinie He Will Not Go.

BER xIN, April 4. The Czar's intention to make a hunting excursion to Poland*has been abandoned. A decoy traiu supposed to contain the Czar was wrecked by rocks placed on the tracks.

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Obituary. Lonpon, April 4, The Marquis of Normanby is dead et Brighton, in his 72nd year. At different times he held the Governorships of Nova Scotia, Queensland, New Zealand and Vice | | toria.

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Weather Bulletin.

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Toronvo, April 4.—10 a. m.

Moderate to fresh south to west winds, |, fair and very mild. I

TEN DERS.

ENDERS for the exclvsive right to take Sand and Seaweed on the shore-front of the Kensington poaee: bought by me from the Driving Park Association, and also for the pasturage ou ail the lands, except a tract reserved for a street and buildiag lots, will b- received by me up to Monday, the 7th April next, For particulars apply at tae office of War-| - burton & Smailwood, So icitors, (

lot of plates, cups and saucers, ec. These

Re some of the goods ee ye nee firm - i Bros., god will be at a bargain

Vee Cassie ocktry Stdre—W, P, Colwill,

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1 do not bind myself to accept the highest

tender. al A. B. WARBURTON, Ch’town, Murch 29—td

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reserved seats, 25 cents.

BANKRUPT TRADE SALE MONDAY, APRIL 7th,

B* AUCTION,

3 puns. Molasses,

9 sides Upper Leather,

6 kegs mixed Pickles (choice). 30 boxes Valencia Raisins.

30 doz

10 doz. Scrub Brushes,

40 barrels Apples, 15 bris. Onions; 10 qits. Codtish,

10 doz, Brooms,

60 boxes Horse Nails,

April 1—tf

Rev. Mr. Whitman’s Case- HE Is FOUND GUILTY- AND EXPELLED FROM THE CHURCH. | Ow the 26th March last, a committee of ‘sixteen members of the Baptist Church was jappointed to enquire into the truth or falsity of certain reports circulated in re- gard to the conduct of Rev. Edward Whit- man, While he was pastor of that church, ind which reports did not reach the church until after that gentleman’s departure for Joliet, Jil. The committee had three ses- sions—two onthe day after appointment,

land one on the Saturday f jiowing, At

these sessions written as well as verbal The Committe fully weighed this evidence, and submitted their report to the congrevation last night.

care-

| The report showed that the committee had

found Rev. Mr. Whitman the following counts :— 1. Associating with a under an assumed name 2. Misappropiation of Church Fuads. 3. Untruthfu' ness. With reference to the first charge, it was Mr. Whitman had visited a youlg woman named Mary McWilliams, at her residence, Belmont, some miles west of Summerside, going there under the name

guilty on

young woman

shown that

of George EK. Churchill. Two visits were nade by him to this house in the summer of 1888. On the second visit, it is alleged,

the gul’s father followed Whitman into Summerside and began action against him for visiting his house under an assumed The matter, however, was settled quietly on Mr. Whitman’s paying over sum of money to the plaintitf. Mr: Whit- man claimed that he letters in his possession which show that the action of Miss McWilliams’ father was a blackmail-

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| We desire to thank customers in town and country for the liberal patronage of the past year. Although our profits were smaller than ever---owing to the hard tines---our sales were larger than for ary previous year. Riis clearly proves that buyers get the best value from us. and our system of doing business is fair and accept. able to the general public. We don't advertise “Panic Prices,” “Great Clearing Sacrifice,” “ Extraordinary and Unparalelied,” ete. ete. Sensible people who try us find our goods are the best and prices the lowest that ‘an be obtained.

Now @pening--New Spring Goods, selected by Mr.

lng scheme; but he did not produce these | FB... « se P « rene : - ° ° ° s celesne sebene. a i the easy Paton, and offer splendid value in Kinglish and Scotch

the money he paid overto McWilliams had been refunded

With reference to tne secon count: The money hsd miscarried while in

charge or defen: al claimed the hands of a second party in transit to the treasurer. Mr. Whitman’s arrival here he acknowledged Jis responsidility for the amount in default, upwards of $100, and, as restitution, gave the treasurer a prom- issory witich, however, was vitiated, as it was in the form of an agreement. The committee refused to aceept this alleged promissory note, and sustained the charge of misappropriat lon. @The third count was sustained by wr.tten aid verbal statements, which wer conclusive to the minds of the Committee.

The meeting last evening, at which th: Committee's report was presented fer ap proval by the congregation, was largely at- tended; in fact the building was filled. When the report was submitted, only a few of the congregation opposed its adoption. On motion, the letter of dis missal, for which Mr. Whitman asked, was refused, and he was expelled from mem- bership in the church. This letter of dis- missal, it may be explained, if granted , would show that Mr. Whitman was in good standing in the church, and it was for the purpose of obtaining this letter that he made the journey to the Island.

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LYCEUM.

aster Monday Nighi.

ec APPEARANCE before a Charlotte-

town audience of

The Gollege Boys’ Histrionis Club, ses

“FALSELY ACCUSED,” A DOMESTIC TRAGEDY IN FOUR ACTs.

Pronounced a brilliant success by competent

TICKETS—Reserved Seats, 35 cents; un- For eale at Reddin’s Drug Store.

Doors open at 7.15, curtain to iise at 8 March 31—61.

AT OUR WAREROOMS, ON

AT 11 O'CLOCK.

ae ees

10 sides prime Sole Leather,

4 boxes Sultana Raisins,

Lahip burners,

38 cases Lamp Chimneys, * as ss

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6 boxes Wine Biscuits, 5 boxes Seed $s 9 boxes Clothes Pins,

0 tubs Butter, 7 boxes Breadmaker’s Yeast, 8 boxes Bbreadmaker'’s Baking Powder, 3 frails Figs, 6 tins Alispice, 6 tius Cassia, 0 boxes good Tea, 5 bris, Codtish Ou, 8 bris. Herring, 1 Ice Chest, almost new. Sale positive to close up estate.

E. H. NORTON & CO.,

Auctioueers.

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Carpets H Ouse Murnishing fx00ds, Dress Fabrics, Yiourning Goods, Millinery, Clothing for Men and and in ali the departments of our business.

April 3.

Charlottetown, 1890,

FROM LONDON!

_ One hundred and _ fitty-three pieces of Spring and Summer Dress Goods now on our counters ready for your inspection, all! the newest materials in the market; Snow- flake and Snowball designs; A. W. Stripes and A W. Checks, Figured and Plain (uustres, Cneck and Plain Beige, Mohair with border, and Serges as fine as Merino

¥¥e have added a nice assortment to our Slack Goods department. A few pieces of Priestly’s Crape for trimming, guaranteed to retain its color.

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SLANLIEBY BROTHERS,

BURPWNS BLOCK, OPPOSITE MARKET SQUARE.

Charlottetown, March 26, 1890—eod ‘

WANTS, LOST, FOUND &e

r 2 Merchant Tailors.

(eo) orneranaie preferred), of about six rooms, from July next. | oe ls ‘\ ; EK HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF WOOLENS, in Suit- Pee eae ca aene ead wage ke |, VY ings, Overcoatings and Trouserings, suitable for Spring and Summer wear, at the lowest possible prices for Cash. |

Apply to PATRICK SHERRY, Fitzeoy street. —_ps—dy ti WANTED.—A boy to take charge of horse and | MR. McDONALD, for the past six years (previous to ¢»m- i. ce himself generally usetul. ! ; : . -o : Sy X Must ‘understand someting of garaeniog. Ap-|19g With us) of Boston, where he acquired a thorough know- ply at Mir. F, Peters’ house, Brighton, a | ledge of his business, has charge ot our Tailoring Department.

moO LET.—A desirable business stand for either a shoemaker or tailor, situate at West River

Bridge. Rent moderate. Apply to P. J. Berrigan. |

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YVANTED, —~A good plain Cook by Iss May. Apply at Judge Hensley’s, Upper Prince | Street. fapi—3di Por SALE.— The best established cash business | in the city. For particulars, terms, eic., ad- dress “Business” care Box 241, Charlottetown, | apds—2i pa

DVERTISER wishes to rent a convenient

TO LUT—A House on Uillsborough Strees, now | As a Cutter of correct styles of Garments, Mr. McDonald has no rion wiven aoout Ist May next. Apply to eax | SUperior IN the Lower Provinces. He has given our customers ‘ 0. —-it pe ' ae . ’ eee donee —— | the very best satisfaction. Men who care to dress well can ‘EXO CT .—Th rell 3 -orner Oo . ° ‘ae i gic and Fitzroy Sirets, ut preseat occu | make no mistake in giving us a call. pacd by Miss bhliis. Possession given ,May Ist. : é ly to - HENDES N, 177 Fitzroy Street. f r TIC » ' . eee ee ran | Three Cases CHRISTY’S BEST LONDON HATS just opened. 7 ANTED.—A good Cook. Apply toMxs.GEo. | sili eres ‘ Wee Se ee zi pa-apz' | =MEN’S FINE NECKWEAR, DRESS SHIRTS and UNDER- \W ANTED—A situation by a salesman of sever- | WEAR; Lot of BOYS’ SULTS low to clear. al years experience. Hardware or grocery | “ : ‘ B.S. DAVIES & CO..

business preferred. Address, J. H., P. 0... Box | CAMERON BLOCK.

367. jmecb3i—eod 2 pd |

Vy AN'TEVD—A furvissed house for one )ear. ‘ po W Apply at HXAMINER Uflice. — [mich 1-42 Ch’town, March 25, 1890.

was CED—For Summer months, board and | ~~~ lodging fur lady and genlleman. Apply at

sill os al CAMPBELL’S SKREI BRAND OF

Te? LEYT~—on Euston Street—the Dwelling house now ocoupied by Kev. W. Scott, cootaiuing

’ nine rooms, with water and sewerage, stable ana a a coach hou e Apply to.\, Morris, nex’ door to 4 Svap Works, Weymouth street. [mcbdi—2Zaw tt. © Ww he i FEV permacent boarders, Jadies or gentle- a

men, Can be accommedaied at reasonavle (0)

raies, Mctwen House, Peardon’s Building, HIS Is THE FINEST COD LIVER OIL EVER BROUGHT OUT. Ood Liver

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rENHE ANNUAL BUSINESS MERTING of | and Water streets, at present occupied by Dr.

the P. K. Island rrovincial Rifle Ass>- | iation will be held at the City Court Reom, | Yharlottetown, at 3 p. m. on WEDNESDAY, |

vhe 9th inst. A full attendance is requested. | Pyor SALE —Two Singer Sewing Machines ior

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Uireat George Sureet. {mchsi—si eod pd house and offices on tae corner cf Powaal Oil usuaily bas such a disagreeable taste, and is to many so difficult of digestion,

that its excellent nutritive and medicinal qualities are uot experienced. The Skrei Oil is free from these objactions, being beautitully clear, pale and bright, alm: st tasteless, aud readily assimilated by children and the most delicate invalids. Sold by

W. BR. WATSON, Dispensing Chemist, QUEEN STREET, CHARLOTTETUWN,

itiaachard, wul be let with or without the offices. Possession given the Ist May. Apply to Dr. B'aschard, [mehsi—eod if

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