PTH

Items.

“Local and Other

arrive ex | lunda.

BEER BROS.

hundred

by S.S.

LONDON-MADE dresses, and one choice unmade costumes to arrive Uluada. —Beer Bros.

J io

You can enjoy arich treat and help a good work by attending the concert this eve hing ir the ¥. M. C. A. Hall. Only 25 cents.

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Tat Srancey left Pictea for Charlottetown at half-past one o'clock this afternoon, aud is expected here between five and six o'clock this evening.

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Farw So..? ~The Me’Mahon farm Rocky Point v.79 ® ld at auction ye

at

ay

srerad

by Mr Beairsto, and b pug ht by Solomon * > 3. a ; MacDonald, North River, for $3, 0. a - er More “texs or Spr. ‘wG.—The Annapolis Sp: ‘tat Says: A ls wcdy in my presented us this week with a sm AT got fde * butter fly. It

The street committee should attend to this. eal

: TrovsBLes.— For some time

, 61 Pow

past

been investigating certain charges

gavp at the Rink to-night—ice in fair cou ition > «“Duxto” Jacket, “*Zouave” Bodice, to

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Deatu IN THE PuLPit.—The Rev R. J. | “hin, congregational miuister at Morris city, Ill.. fell de ad < mn Sunday nig rht at the close of a serm: “uy on the uncertai: ity of life

' river, a | committe of the Moncton Town Council has! pridge agealost ;

Marshall Thibedian and the police force. |

A day or two ago the committee brought in @ report completely exhonorating Mr. Thib edian. The Merseali has since resigued, Chas. Eoster, for some time a policeman. has been appointed his successor.

Jornep Tue Benepicrs.—Mr. A.

and 5

og Me-

Donald, the popular cutter at B. S. Davies | & Co's. Merchant Tailoring Establishment. |

was married last night, at the residence oi the bride’s mother, Milton, te Miss Annie Wise, daughter of the late Richard Wise,

Esq. The Rev. Mr. Kerby was the officiat-

ing clergyman. Weerxtend to the happy

couple our congratulations, and wish a bright and happy future.

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AxotHeR Woman Missixc.—A Halifax

despatch says: A few days agua woman

ing some miles outside of Dartmouth left her | house to come to the city. She took her husband's team and an ox and said she was coming to Halifax to seil some provisions.

As she did not return by evening the husband, who is said to be a hard working man, with a very comfortable home, began to grow an xious and in the morning started for her. He mde enquiries along the road towards the ci.cy and at one house some distance from his place, he heard that his wife had soid theox in the vicinity and gone towards Dartmouth. Since then nothing has been heard of her and her uusvand has no idea of her whererbouts. pleciiiesinaie

Apvice to Morners.—Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be used when children are cutting teeth. It re- lieves the little sufferer at ouce; it produces | natural quiet sleep by relieving the child } from pain; and the little cherub awakes as * bright as a button.” It is very pleasant to taste. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regu- lates the bowels and is the best known remedy for diarrhcea, whether arising from teething or other causes. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Besure and ask for Mrs.

i ; i j ' j {

i smuggled to St. them -

liv- i

Winslow's Soothing Syrup. and take no) ' nine hours aftrr the 31st inst.

other kind Marl 'M%dyeodwkyly

——_ Peo

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

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Letier from Mr. 3. M.

Sutherland.

Six,—I have but one remark to make as to the coarse and coward/y attack upon me

contained in Tae Examiner of yesterday's |

date. It is this: @ portion of the evidenc has been heard, and that only on one side, When it has ali been submitted a very

different state of facts will be made clear, so clear, that then, not even the writer et the article would venture tu expsess himself as he has done.

It is a recognized principle with journals which aim at only a moderate standard of propriety to refrain from seeking to preju- dice public cpinion against any parties to proceedings which are still pending. Is it too much to expect Tue EXAMINER to fe- cognize this well known principle so applic- able to the case ?

Yours, etc., Jas. M. SuTHERLAND.

Ch’town, 27th March, 1890.

Local | Notices.

“Roslyn” Hat, Edith” Hat, “Nellie Bly”

Hat and al the leading y styles

t Jas. ep ON chal sory meh25—2i ecia) line of new Trouserings and Suitings | will be sold very low to cash buyers. Call)

and see them at D. A. Bruce's. eit Virst Arrival—4 cases of Dry Goods ex- pected the last of this week. Jas. Paton & Co. |

meb25—2i

ar in | Step in ayd examine ourspring wear

McLeod and —

evercoatings aud suitings at McKenzie’s.

A Startler—an eye opener —Come seven cases of new boots and shoes ope the first time, and which we will seli at I voice prices. Come early in the day so as to’ avoid the rosh.—Goff Bros.

Beer & Goff have some very fine — for — ae py ee Uarrel, suitable fur retailing

and see

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' i i | i 3 ening ta i) De part tio i p Micy co ' j | | ; '

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a ameenmninmens altel

PELEGRAPHIC VEWS.

SPKOLAL Despate: To t EXAMINER, DOMINION PARI AlnEN

- yentne to-day, 4cases Gloves, Umbrellas | @ ‘ , r ‘ 3 snd Mantle Clothes.—Breer Bros, Summary of Proceedings. ieee Youxe Lapies JounNat.—The April num her of this favorite Magazine is at the Diamond Urrawa, March 26. Bookstore. rhe House met at 3 o'clock. — \fter routine, Mr. Weldon, of St. John, «“Eprru ” Hat, “Terry” Dress, “ Nellie { called attention toa bill now before the gly” Hat, to arrive ex Uiunda. tmperial Parliament respecting the BEER BROS. regulation of the load line of vessels. penaetaneGiptinn He thought that as Canadian vessels Y. M. C. A.—The concert this evening wi!] | 'aterests wig largely awarded the Do- commence at 8 o'clock. Doors open at 7.20. minion, he should % ave SO methin: g to say in Admission "5 centa, the matter - Hon, Charles Tupper said his attention

had been called to this bill, and he sent for a copy, which had not arrived.

The House was summoned to the Senate Chamber, where Sir William Ritchie, Deputy Governor, signed the reyal assent to thirty-two bills, which have, this session, i passed b th Hous es,

Che House then went into Committee Supply,

had

of taking up the appropriation for the

Department of

Agriculture. Considerable discussion took place m the best method to be fullowed in taking the next census, the general opinion | express d being that the Canacian-b rn population should be more clearly shown DY & sper ‘ial colamn b ing y provided for that

purpose

Aft er recess the H: use spent all the in supply, consile ‘ing the Acricu!- nt estimates, the immigra- ning in fora good deal of

"uUSSIOnN.,

ls

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Oxford Vs. Cambridge.

‘ tha *@ lilac bosh , has also es ted ” us tha in Badal eal N, March 26. ; j ° — » as ‘UG in — rt _— = Ruggles’ house Phe great Oxford Cambr 2. ge buat race arly opened out, i. . nearly ©} ea oO took plac e yest erday on the Thames : —_. wien smpionship course. The distance was A Svacestion.—There are several pa GAZE 4 10 tas os ‘ : 2 ‘ + of | t0uUr and a quarter miles. Cambridge, (especially the one ivom the north corne:” ° oa h had won during t} tf , e ot » % Woiecd 1d won | the pas 2 . 708 re Market House to the rear of the Post Offi e) f steiaten dd }, le pa ; — _. ; $ al : - . . $A Tavorite it he betting @ Od A- which might be much improved ifa few plank’ ( . anergy tai 1 ; mg, *00 Ofer vt were temporarily placed, thus preventing ing six co tour and eleven to eight. the pedestrians from wading ankle dee p in mud. ater was quite choppy. An unprecedent

ed ¢rowd gathe red along both banks of ac € and the interest displ ye ad was with- out pa ta sliel in the annals of the race. Cam- \von tue tossand chose the Surrey side of the river. Contrary to all expecta- tions Oxfotd wen. At Hammersmith Bridge, Cam bridge was leading by half length, but the Oxford boys soon over-

ule sd their rivals and crossed the finish

2 in the lead by one length. Oxford’s ime was 22 min. 3 see. LO

Smuggled Goods Seized. Sr. SrerHen, March 26.

On Tuesday last Special Customs Officer Bonness seized several barreis of car oil be- longing to the Short L ne Railway. This oil was shipped from Calais, Me., and was St n. Mr. Bonness also seized several miles of barbed wire | fencing, part of which has been erected i near St. This was also smug- igled in the same way. It is stated that i there have been some very crooked trans- | actions in connection with the Short Line jof Jate. Some interesting developments are looked for.

indignation Mecting.

Havirax, March A St. John’s, Nfld, despatch reports that a great mass meeting was held there to day at which indignation was expressed against the Anglo-French lobster modus vivendi, and authorized a memorial to be sent to the Queen and British parliament demanding the extinction of the French claims on thelIsland. A delegation is to be sent to London to present the memorial and urge its importance.

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26.

Halifax News. Hairax, March 26.

There is no sign yet of the mali steamer Polynesian, due Sunday. The steamers arriving here during the past month have all reported having experienced very severe weather.

The painters and decorators have notified their employers that they will only work

Tarkey Apologizes.

CONSTANTINOPLE, March 26.

i The difficulty between Turkey and Great Britain, arising from the firing upon a | British vessel by the Garrison at Fort Fao,

© vecnnnenes

has been satfsfactorily arranged. The Porie has apologized to Great Britain for the outrage aud will punish those responsible

for it.

|

i Weather Bulletin.

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FoR , March 27.—-10 a. m.

| Fresh to stroug south-westerly and nortle westerly winds; cloudy to partly cloudy ;

in Hats and | Paton & Co, |

ned for |

ee a PED A

showers of rain or snow in some localities ; stationary or a little lower temperature.

Sale of City Property.

I ‘On Wednesday, 2nd of April next,

AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON,

AM instructed by the City Council to sell BY AUCTION,

The HOUSE and WOODEN TANK at Spring | Park, as follows :—House, 20x24 feet ; sare

Tank, 16 feet.

E. NEEDHAM, Auction¢ er. meh22-——-e0d pat eod_ her li

a

Rare Chance.|©

SHAT VALUABLE PROPERTY situate t on the corner of Fownal and King is

‘*Terrace House, ill be sold at a bar- that

Streets, known as the

| now in the market, and w ain. This property is so well known

'¢ rther description is unnecessary.

| Jf not sold at pr of May next, jt wi Public Auction,

For farther partic , on the "s mises.

s. CATHERINE McKENNA. aida —@y law wky

ulars apply to the owner |

KE ‘XAMINE HR.

moi iit

Thursday Evening, 27th inst,

H. VINNICOMBE, --CONDU

PROGRAMME,

CTuR

Overture—‘‘ The Diamond Cross”,.."%0 Metra Orchestra Vocal Selo—Selectod.. .. os. cco snc evccobecs Mrs. Norton Selections from ** Le Bal d’Amour”... Blanche Orchestra. Weed Tete nn ss... hvck ccc ces Vir. Tanton ' Gavotte ‘True Lo : Giese Orchestra Vous! Bele+Selootid. ii... « <oscs «25 as Gn Miss Barratt Piano oiuo—Select * cs ou vis Pr i ie Ve Selections from ‘ Martha” : lot Orch tra Violin Solo—* [ ler Thi ar Schubert Mr. Vinnicom V eca so DON i ee Irs. 3 i M Selections from BPOvenOte” wc, 6% Ve O 4 Vocal Solo — RK ob 6 6s ot sk ce ek Miss Hynd n. Selections from *S WEE oe lotow Orenesti “GOD SAVE THE QUEEN Concert at § o'clock, sharp. Tickets to any | part of the Hall, 25 cents. pat—mch25 :

ivate sale before the Ist day |

ill on that day be offered at | | = vo

daha nt nd A ni ii fA i not <A THURSDAY, MAR CH 2%, 1890.

GRNS,

omen Tew Kid Gloves

JIUST OP BN AD,

New Colors, Superior

& ee, See, BS CH, ; ‘> See Rs : of 3 § § a # WS

Make, and every Pair warranted Good.

eee arene ee —(x)——-— annie

tn a few days we will receive a superior stock of New Spring aud Summer Goods, which will be sold at our usual low prices. Our ier. Sterns has secured many Job Lots of Staple Goods, and is how remainiug as fone os possible ia the London market to obtain ing very Latest Noveities in Millinery, Dress Goods, Jackets, ete. Returning 3 Jew York, ke will pick up the Newest American tte oT vs Vul SNe

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J

te Be fa ee a

Bi Ge a |

—_A ND

=. se, Tl Mn anne yin TV} 2) pee. Sse Bf up ie BB 4 Heed ip tim geen OLA et Ci °F iad t a va as | ME is as 3 4 VF J. 5 i m= tn ~ U . z & “se baa nm = -. v ¥ BSAA Soaks Y & UME £ bil E wy i (x) ( Heat ( . go Pawo! Suit i ‘ ao __AaNp- fst. A fot of oe s Suits---usual price $1.00, $1.20 and $1.80 1 out at 50c. a Suit ‘ tack S&S 2% cy, = " 99 oD & - arts a ; etre P9 q ae BC Ou j a C. a bS i} , UCK £8 at OD.» <9 a Ww i<¢ pa p a es st " 1 . e X. oe CELE» fo yk a a’* 4 -_~ ie ASD we J = SOY = S tht S-=-=FESELA price e 7 mow $3 oe i a Jz VV Cil7 = Pa NS e | . , oie (THESE renowned Clydesdale Horses will | CP eed A Bw 40% t ei > iE it Hi t f 3g i : be sold at PUBLIC ‘AUCT 1ON, a the | ann % és PA BAU : Or J en S e a s or Cc. *9 uUsua MARKET SQUARE OG &® ew 4 i $2.80. : ‘price $1.00, $1.40 and $2. %7 YEE OAs & ED} a a ee <9 o X FRIDAY, 18th APRIE,|” 4th. A dob Lot of Prints—usual 9 OX FRIDAY, 8th Af REL, | th. « A ev OD Lok of rinis-<usual price ec an | , 2 . . AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M Gi Be YVOMEES? L2ANMILraA rv 6c. ' Wie, YF Vii; eno01ce BPs i ee ie wt -\ Half the purchase money to be paid at time | rr Loe MS Beemocc i and a Liste 16 of sale. <A eredit cf 12 months will he given | ©SU.3 BYS UsBs * oth-=- -usual PDE ice Cc. Row Cc. for the balance on approved : irity. KY cy S_ — nr rs ba, : Lf 4 4% eS 5 e © BARRISTER” and “LUCKY LAD" | ¥O 2} um © OF beliull a hout this Aie---“Wwe will do it. are 89 well know n to th pub am (6 iterested in | ge => rey a 3 R @ 4 R - horses that itis deemed necessary to say but | i ¥ Oi We c Le ek il ODDY BERL, Wy Ry we Cap suit Vou, little concerning them, “BA R RIS i eR,” ou h was foaled in 1878, ~—— (x) was exhibited at many of the leading Shows | in the Old Hoentry, and Sever left the seg SDL ITRIAICL. . Benen “FRR BAT AR ERE aD without a ribbon. Heon this side has com-| & 2°43 & g y a ae ket oF & its & ae he iv ae 3 peted in New Brunswick, Nova Seotia and! @ a te v "ee Bom LD : 45 iS fie ton u w 8 a Kee 8 5 State cf Maine, and was always placed first, At our Provincial Exhibitions he has n ver | Ea a SWE OM STAT = ser~25 been beaten, excepting by ‘* Lucky Lad.” | Le Q eed tao a ude Le His stock is more favorably known in the! hy 3 Maritime Provinces aud State of Maine, both | Charlottetown, February 28, 1890—eod . ag good workers and prize winners than we = as — ne —————————e other } horse of the draught br eed. iw AW Ts) stale ‘Ep8] hn" bb ave “LUCKY LAD” was foal d in 1884, and| "" “S48 49 MAP sce nactse eal was a short lect horse‘at the great Glasgow | a ng A 4: ee i Spring Stallion Show, in March, 1887 He | tae — oe LA — wile it SALE.—The en te ed the view wit oles than 0 2 | #- ang sand siuate On on her of King an enter! whe ring inn § thin 420 ©} Puwnal Stree's will be s af a DATZain Vy ap- | best 3-year-old horses of Scot’and and was | plyin g at once to owner, W. W. Lorp. mch27—Im 3aw

one of twelve left in the circle f om vhich the He

iS hear

4

is a very stylish, faultless in confor- mation as any big o be found. He has been shown twie Provincial Exhil tion and was placed first each time. His progeny took first prize at Charlot tetown foal at foot, at Exhibition, October,

winrer was selected. »ctive horse, and horse

at our

as

ize a

1888, and | |

first pr ize as yearling and se mad Pp 9 weanli ng at Exhibition held in Octeb ins | These horses have never had to leave their | stables in Charlottetown to make a full season. R. BELIRSTO, Auctioneer. NOTE.—The reason for disposing of these | horses as above is that Mr, U. C. Gardiner, |

being partowner, and being also President |

and aetive™ Director of the Exhibition Com

mittee, has determined to sell in order to pre vent iis being said that his interest in them conflicts with the independence of his séeition 14

asa Director in the se’ection of coz petent } Judges for the Exhibition. mch?5—dy eod wky

From Liverpoo!, *. B., for Chariotictowa Direei

RIDE

SKOL

——WILL saIL——

From Liverposl for Charlottetown

; OOM 5 2

ABOUT Ist APRIL NEX®. For Freight and other particulars apply in erp t; in London, 7 Unioa Court, Old Broad Street, or here to

PEAKE BROS. & C®. Charlettetown, March 13, 1890—tf

ei

ovl to William Bullen, 51 South John | to John Pitcairn & Sons, | April

Li OST.—Between the Woolen Mills 4 of Kuston street and Mal;

ner o eque

and oo on

a Gold Bracelet. Fu vill be

wriday week acer fo warded on leaving same at THE } xaneuane oflice li—mch25 Vi NTE! ft ant. Apply t y 1AC \ ETLL, 4 George Sireet ehl4-tf 0 LE?.--A Dwelling House on Prince street, 4. 1ear Dorchester, couiaining nine rooms. lmmediate possession given.—GRORGE ALLEY. mc hid—sat wed fri W: eee Bottles and Fl a} Qld Lendon Hoitling ‘ opposite | e ailway Fre} ui Cine X74 NTED.—A_ Girl for gonera h sawork 3 one having a knowledge of cooking e- erred. Ap bly ¢ 2t this 3. oie 2. bi~—mechil myo I .-The cor nmodious House adjoinir 1g the ca scr r’s residerce. Prince 3: t. with large stabie and coach house.—hk. Vic VIL iad An Ne eod ti—mehii

‘fHVO LE T an mchls

and Sehool

7.—‘tore on Queen Street, next doer toe r Bros, Apply to A, WHIT. a W if

KN. —Good

{NHEAP BOARD FOR. GEN iY LE’ vi YW ‘ality, near Pest Ollice. Apply at Ex- AMINER office, lw eod~—mechis we ANTED.-- Girt for general housework, : poly ai this ofiice dw tf—imeblj7 foe t{ SALE.—A tow doze Brown Leghorn | 1 (pere) Egss for setting—s0 cents per duzen.— Kk. H. BEER. mehli rONEY.—Loans made on realestuito, 7T 8 | i reazonable. Apply to F. W.- i. "™ OORE, sulicitor, London House Block mchi7—dy 2aw why 3w IR SALE CHEAP—Aneligible Suiiding Lot

i

Street, near Upper Prince S:, Church

on Alley : AuLRY,. fbl5 tu sat &wky

AEORGR

WOR SALE —T wo Singer Sewing Machines yor

Shoemakers’ use, one nearly pew, Vill be

sold cheap. Apply te JOHN H:G@Gins, vver K. h. Jost’s Shoe Store, Queen Square. -mech?7

‘

ia

OR SALE OR TO LET.—The residence of the Rev. J. V. Jost, pleasantly siiuated on Huston Str et, near School Street, containing seven roonis besides kitchen and servani’a bed- Ise stable and outhouses, connected wih

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main building by covered way. For further par- ticulars apply to R. K. Jost, Queen quar e, Chariottet, wh. ae €uu if—1 ne hi7 W: ANT ED.- — A H muse containing seven or « Light roems. Possession eg" tired latter De oi Apoly at this office if—-mechlé O LET.--The Dwelling House situaie cn Great Georue Stree’. a: present coegpied iy ©. B | Maengill, P \e-ession given Ist april, 4 mls C. B, Mac Bik, ti—mdnid

the cor- |

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,uction Prices:

f \

An Immense Lot of zpups BE urniture for

x)

“2

4, ae | | God wa Iota Ss

&

sale at Dazzling Dis-

“counts. Must be sold at once. I defy competition.

| South Side Queen Square,

| Charlottetown, Jan. 20, 1890. OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.