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a) and Other lems.

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of bey 4 \ 4 Aa r , e g 1 cg re . as quest oT the prom fers t] t ~— ' - . dee h Pui, 7 | m nh on the Orange Bill has been | Wy Suny ' . tponed for a week eri ‘ } ‘ i ‘ ‘ are ‘lor a me a Se,, a > Tease a . : Ve an ( : camination takes reasonable Socicties., i“ t ge Of Sere ¥ ‘ . r} a bey rp June ) . iator Cauimpbell yesterday introduced a a ° - oe for the punishment of persons con- DD, on Avpert =™ .@ ow tk nected with Scerct Treasonable 8 cleties, 2 f - f iis te spp bene BS a — _ —— ges ice fer t \s keeps good, aud \ Refusal, ye i nm . ire spans are cFOS ~ ” wae : The Crovernment have refused the 5 : : . , , request of the American distillers to export N, Tue - mis | 1 Lis + : =% | “ leKeVv Into CU nivwia in boad for re-export sgravering * ***? to the United § es pitta a ‘ ed “ates, ' Tas vote on Met t Union so far stands — ee cainst, and 10 ties Pheonix Park Murder. gv . + uattiemns CK. jyorans et cf | Bennet and Hat Desir, April 10, : ened to-day , j } gapes ope? - ' A true bill has been found against Joe . « a ottl ’ Brady for the the murder of Lord Caven- bs yuurrary No. 2 Batiery of Artillery will dish aud Mir. B he i ; Neve as “ll to-bight N uht in the Drill . oe. oe — he other prisoneis is, ge dae * pleaded not gual y. ® we > | —— ee tas Nort! ft Geor et wn at} Punishment for Carrying Ex. muir ti mivil aus Wil ur i ge aus! be a rr plosives. dig eV eH OX. s pa evs s as s agitating for cheaper Lonpon, April 10.

' } Tut eify of Wn ‘ i =” .

sapee rates 1m View of Fecent improvements | pearance * pthe Gre set

° he | wn ~ RemeMScr: th i Piventa in ) + ly pet} Peters SoHo.

this evening,

jy well worth atten ling | a - ' ‘ — , | fur pudlie p Prof. Friese’s pro le, me exce lent He will, no doubt, have a] » fab house to-morrow hig t A > - femanine to a list pablished in the last | Gada Gaze!’ re fifty-six licenced in- grace compan st present doing business | jg canada. > — Awtcio eded 1 sas been plrced befcre slivery in the post «fice lois will pre- } the delivery : t i = wat in future the usual crushing for pueicicn

e at the wicket.

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Poor. Burwasn tu'eson Thursday next,

the Y. ¥ A. Hall. His cubject ts an

perest rg Ons We Lelteve that ali who at

goi will bem: hly rewarded. We bespeak a

ae {ui house.

lati tlilinete

Ms, Lerren; Presbyterian Missionary, will Berto on Sabbath next, léth in-t., at Tig- gu, at cleven a. m3 at Mcn'rore, at three Seechp.m., andat E msdale, at six anda

half p. w.

oe Presbyteriaa Missionary, iivine Service th

Ms. D. Corrie, fom Montreal, wo.) hold

de Cardigan Church, on Sabbath next, (5th

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jetwt, at eleven o' Jock. audin the Dundas | (herch, at tree o'c ock, p. m. > -—

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SrREET CLEANING has commenced. We} pice tha, on part of Queen Street, the | wacail og has been tro up. This shoutd | stbesv. Uuce iuterfered with, the ‘n af aim” is destreyed forever. ‘Ihe ¢ hairman

@ tie Street Committee should be more woul. dicen aeia W. W. Wetixek has just received three degen ass: 1 ed Kings set with Diamonds and : Git precious stones, varying in price from $i5 to $4 cash ; als » a lot of ¢ ylored Gold tet, Lockets, Liam ond and Carbuncle Scarf Pas; Silver Sete, | roochez, Earrings, Nick- Mts and Vanules. le Os Sundey merving last a lad, twelve years age, named K iboy, belonzing to the east | ut the town. was arseu ted by a dens ken | Miia who threw him off the sidewek anid | kick: «1 hin al o-t to death. Dr. Comro-, on deny su emoned, discovered tha. the leg had |

@tained a feacture of the thigh bone The | limb was mt and the bov Is doug well, The police are in search of the ruffian.

~ .>--— _Avesparen from Winnipeg says: ‘Jud -!

ing by the opening of immigration this Season, Rill be double that of last year. The mini- Bim etimate is put at 109.000. This year a et: balk of farm~rs are passing west t » set'le @had. Survey parties sre pouring in from Wreatto sub-livide land into territories for tet lerz. Great as the number is, it in yet too small to keep pace with the imm:- Peon. > -—-

Buscrarcrry and M wnetism when properly w ae late the blood, tr.ia and nerves pre " $ most wonderful effects We are to'd| that these chments tre pt rfectly b'ended io the Medicine known as Mack’s Magnetic — licine, advertised 1a anether colamn, aud : g00! which has resnjted from ita use can- Rot he mputel in dollars and cents sold BWUharloitetawu b A pothecaries Hall Co

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t. | reading yesterday rhey will | mons,

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Ir you want a good pair of boots. go and Mepect the stock that is opening to-day at

Kacnes’s B wot [ap9 Si pd er, Uw lay.or’s new eliver jewelry received we ay. fap? i Reporns—A large lot of

store

CUEN S Bo t store,

[ap 9 3: pd

. Presy Oray ges and Lemons (very choice,)

Pe received at B er & Gu ff’s. ap 7 ORAxars— Sew Oranges just received ly Sorther:: | ight,” for sale at George Carter e,

Great George street. [apl 7, dieod

Niw “pring Stock — Boots, Shoes. and Ppers—just received, and now opening, at Dowinion Boot & Shoe store. ap 7 3i # A takor lot of Nickel! Alarms and Time cheap, at E. W. Tayon’s.

A carat swow of Spring Hates at LF F Wyn's, fmar30

Fern Steps yor Eanty Sewing —Cab |

Ze, Cucumh« r, Carrot, Cau! fi wei Celers 9

4) reas itn Vic) Jereul f' . . a } -rtan are) y \e oe ae erp ae Gah | the police of B rmi: gain now ¢ Be Said all ths be . : wer eae pe ry , My evidence that Whi-echeac Roa v0 Pala , vs ri les ¢ e < . - rr ec » riptiy ead ‘ : a ; 2 of Fiowers, | ates ed in London were lnpiicates : POve and ;yiced Catalogues 0 10 ee They claim to

} : Pista aod Garden Seeda will « reads In a

{marZ7 2w t tr Gotp ard silver plating of every description 4 one Br ‘WNs “hop on ec reer of Privce

Grafion Streats. wky

Seep Wuear.—M My “frive in Charlottetown arch 20th. Fora

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Special Norices.

z , Ladies and Gent's | Sd 5 aod fancy Kubbers, opening ti<lay at | whe has been une 4

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‘THE DAILY HxaAMtT

FELEGRAPHIG NEWS.

(SPECIAL Desrarcurs ro THe IX «MINER, }

DUMINION Pee LIAMENT.

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The Orange Bill.

Ortrawa, April 9,

The Goveroment bill providing punish- ment of persons convicted of having ex on the person, passed a thid in the House of Com-

| Sives

Biown Up. Dvusuin, April 10. The Sheriti’s house in Tralee was blown Ip yesteruay)

Another Arrest

Lonpon, April 10.

Another arrest of a party connec'ed with the dyuamite plot was meade yesterday.

‘eiegraph Notss.

Louis Vanillot, the celebrated French suthorand journalist is dead.

Dynamite fears have reached Paris and

owners of laryve establishmenta are stupping openings to cellars, as was done in the time vi the Comune

A destructive fire occurred at the village of Vallorbe, in the Canton of Vaud, Aus- iria, on the 7 h instant. One hundrd cot- tages were Lurned. Loss 1,500,000 francs. No lives lost.

The London Odserver, of the Tih, says that the police posse:s knowledge which may lead to further developments in’ what is likely to become the most hideous and stn- pendous plot of modern times.

The commi tee appointed by the National Rifle Asseciati-n to arrange the details of the match with American teams, met in London, on the 7th, and arranged for the election of the British team.

The trial of Nihilists began on Monday. The Crown will invoke the extreme peualty of the law against six }risoners. The trial of twenty-six other Nihilists will begin on Saturday next, at Odessa,

In response to letter denouncing the dynamite A. M. Su livan, late member of Parliament for M-ath, has r ceived a personal waruing from O Donovan Riss, to be about his future

his outrages,

arelul

} titterances.

The statement that arrangements have heen comvleted in the trial of the pris ners concerned in the Picevix Park murders is confirmed. Jve Brady will be tried first. The crown lawyers have determined tu resist any postponement of trial.

Mr. Clitfurd Lieyd, magistrate, accom- panied by a strong force of police, made a raid in Crusheen district, Ireland, on the 7th, aud arrested eight young men charged with conspiracy to murder. More arrests on the same charge it is expected will Le made.

Av hote! at Greenville, Texas, fell and burned on the Tih. Fifteen bodies have been buried in tie rnins. Thicteen persons were kiled by the falling buildings or burned to death in the ruins. Ose man evt his throat when he found the flimes were consuming hm and some fifteen per sons were nore OF less injared, sowe fatall .

La Chronique states that the police have

| seurched the house of a Frenchman who

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fled from Brussels after the dynamite ¢x- plosion at Gausberten on the 23d oi February last, and have found a number of cipher letters, some of them from Cyvost one of the men arrested at the t me +f the explosion, which contains proof of a pot against the Czar.

In Birmingham a man known as Flaherty ler police surveillance as ®& suspicious character, has openly expressed sympathy with W hitehead. In consequence of these expressle! 8, an anery mob en the Tih made an attack on his residence, smash ing windows and doors. Flaherty succeer e ed in weking his escape avd fled to th

of dynamite, which was found amoty Whi-ebesd’s stock of destructive suvstances,

{ear 29 2 wks col | police

days —Cronce Carter, Great George | be able t, ;

tock of Seed Wheat | «f Civil Fridey, | ers having Jeft their | can have them filled im- |

was exp] ded to-day as an experiment. The report was deafenir g. The London Times says the London

outrages Which have been committed hi. London, ty an attempt to blow up the Mansion Seaies were undertaken ty an Lis) resident in London, who was inst igat- lcd by persons in America. It is stated thet

recent outrages In Loudon io show that Whitehead for mavy vears has heen on in England. in London with the other prisoners. | A bangvtet was Bugis eers a’ aod Jams

Kersinveto, or the 6ih inst., U iited States

the guests, in teply to the toast, ‘*Cu

police stain for protection. About a grein |

are convinced that former trflug

e of the principal Fenians 22 Relis Logan's Nes. 1 and %,|

It is expect:d he will be tried

given by the corporation Eng., | Russel L vwell, i

Minister, who Was among

. ” + Pe re j rt nt funec- | ot Widiacel y, Geones Uautx Groat Coons | nul said : ae impo a hunor) ROOM=, con Water aml Creat tuorge Streets

good will and an understanding between vations, (Hear, bear). Ina way wo !ook at certain fundamental questions there is very little difference between the views of mn Englishman and those of an American. | I hough [may not venture to allude todelicate | topics, I can say that no American’ “any | more than Englishman, believes assassin- ation is war, ur that dynamite is raw material of policy.” Mr. Lowell’s remarks | were received with cheers.

On Saturday, Tracy Gould, an American | jlawyer, applied at the Bow Street police | }court London, fer permission to see Gal- | ayher. The magistrate on duty referred | |Gould to the Visiting Justices. Bernard | Gallacher, who is in custody at Glasgow, is a mider by trade. A person residing close to the Milltown prison has received , letters in which che writer threatens to blow [Up two large gasometers near the prison } With dynamite. Two large jara of nitro- | | elye rine have reached Cork from Glasgow

addressed to Oherlihy. The police have | discover ed a qnantity of explosives freshly

buried in a field at Katnap near Cork. Two

carboys of nitro glycerine have been lying

at the Clyde Shipping Co's. stores in

London, since the 4th inst. They are con- signed by Glasgow firm to Oherlihy. This

is the sixth consignment within six months

from the same firm.

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Weather Bulletin.

Probabilities for the next 24 hours for the Waritime Provinces.

Toronto. April 10-11 a. m. Moderate to fresh south-west to north-west winds; fair weather; with a few local showers,

HOUANING — GUUDS,

Fine Weel Cashmeres, Fine Wool Cashmeres, Fiue Weol Cashmeres,

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CRA PES

eoarly A EES

ieneral Mourning Goods,

aes

W. A. WEEKS & 60'S.,

QUEEN STREET.

COTTON GOODS,

CHEAP. ‘Every Class Well Represented,

GREY COTTONS, WHITE COTTONS, PRINTS, SHEETINGS, PILLOW COTTONS, SHIRTINGS,

W. A. WEEKS & G0.,

QUEEN STREET. ~

THAS!

New Teas of Choice Quality.

WHOLESALE CHEAP. W. A. WEEKS & 60,,

Sign of the Lion, Qucen Street. Ch’town, March 28.— eed wkly

Pasture and Building Lot AT BRIGHTON, H'O Fz SALE.

(PNHE Svbscriber offers fur sale one Pas‘ore and Burtldirg Lot, situated opposite the Victoria Park, and near the residence of f. W. Hyntnan, Eq. This Lot embraces one acre of land and wiil te sold in ene or two Lots, to suit intending purchasers. Liberal te:ms wil) be given, For particulars of title, ete, apply to Messrs, Davice, Sutberiand & Weebs, scli- cilors, :

| AMELIA PALMER, | Ax. cum tes’. cnnexo of the Will of the late Henry Palm r, Esq.

| @h’town, March 2, °83.—1m eod

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rge\yx*%) VT \ ~~ CEN DERS. EALED TENDES addressed to the und rsigned will be received by the Mon‘ague Hall Committee up to the 23d dry of Ay rilnext, at 12 o'clock, noon, frow parties willing to contract for the building of a H i at Montacue, according to plars and +pecifi- cation tou be seen at Heer & Son’s “tore, Montague. The actual signatures of two good and sufficient s-curities to accompany each Tenler. The Committee do not bind them- selves t> accept the lowest or any tender. R. W, sPRAGU*. See’y of Committee, Montague, March 14, 1583.—dly 2 aw wly2i

SOULE LEATHER.

JUST KRECE'. ED,

fARVELL BROS. Ch’town, April 4.- oi

FOB PRIN TUNG of every description with Neatness and I spatch

. nte | roy JOB PRINTING

the EXAMINER

order to make a speedy reduction, will sell all “inter G « ds at Ucst, v

sg an eS a I

> A PREF; 40, -1883-

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EXTRA G88E

AT

Perkins &

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White Cottons, Grey Print

Hollands and Ginghams.

Oottons,

A large Stock of Striped and Plain Hessi

Cottons,

“eo -- ee E re Of helene

Gsrass Cloth

anus (all widths).

Damasks, Cretonnes, Furniture Cottons, and Printed Dimity,

Carpets and Oil Cloths, Rugs and Ma Matting.

See the Above Goods Befor

ts, Cocoa and ‘Twine

Remnants of Carpets, very cheap,

e Purchasing.

PERKINS & STERNS.

Charlottetown, Feb. 1, 1883.

LONDON

SPRING

70:

HOUSE.

GOUDS.

OW OPENING, ex steamships “Ovegon.” “P cenrciin,” and “Buenos Ayrean,” fiom Glasgow, 26 CASES AND BALKS, consisting of,—

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& Scotch Tweeds and Worsted Coatings, Printed Coituns and Cretonnes, Lace Curtains, Mustins, Table Linens and Napkins, Brown Hol'auds, Winceys, shirtings, etc., ete.

VBs, me

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Above are part of the selection of our Mr. Harris, and will be found marked

at our usual low prices, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

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cows Aas Were” DAVIES & CO.

BtO,O0O! FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH

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STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS

AND CLOTHING,

TO BE SOLD AT

MACDONALD’S, Quecn Street.

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J. B.

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Having completed Stock Taking, I fiad I have an unusually lorge Steck on hand; and in nz: Knit Wool Gooda. Heavy Cioths, | lankets, Quilce, ovllen Hosiery, G1] ves, Scarfs, Squares, Uvercoats, Yc ef- ing J ackets, Buffalo Kobes, Goat Robes, Fur Caps, Cloth Caps. ;

U her Goods at a small advance, viz: Dress Goods in Castimeres, Black and Colored Cords and Lustres, in all shades ; : Pillow Cioths, stripe Hessians and Osnaburgs, Cretounes. Prints. Carpets, in Krussels, Seotch Tapestries. Felts and Hemps As 1 am determined to clear cut the greater portion ot this Stock before the arrival of Spriag Goods, real bargains will be given, WHOLESALE

AND REQAIL. J. B. MACDONALD,

Ch town., Feb. 22, 1883 —wkly pat, pres ne Qoren Street

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W. & A. BROWN & CO.

W ILL clore out (during the month of January and

February) the balance of their large Stock of WOOLLEN GOODS,

Including Shawls, Squares, Clouds, Scarfs, Children’s Hoods, Ulsters and Underwear, Ladies’ Vests, Mitts, Cufls, Hosiery, Gents’ Cardigan Jackets, Gloves, etc.

Fur Goods, Delmeans, Manties, Ulsters. and Millinery Goods.

Also, the remainder of their Choice Stock of and Tapestry Carpets and Hearth hugs,

AT A LARGE DISOOUNT .

GREAT BARGAINS MAY BE EXPECTED.

| cow'suwn, dao, 88, 180%

Brocaded Dress Goods, Grey and White Cottons, “heetings |

Scotch, Brussels

‘Dominion of Canada, | Province of Prince Biward Island,

} } IN THE SUPREME COURT. | | In the matter of An Act of the Parliament of Canad, passed in the torty-fifih year of Her prese t Majesty's Rego, Chapter 23, intitulel ‘Au Act respecting Losolvent Bavks, tusurance Compa: ics, toan Com- panivs. Building Societies ind Trading | Corp ‘rations, aud «of the Presuient, } Dir. ctors and Com ,any of the Bank of Prince hdward Island, an LTuselvent | Bankiog Comp iny.

| J TPON the appli-ation ef the Liquidators of the above named Banking Company, }and upon reading the petition cf Lemuel | Cambridge Owen, Cyarles Co'son Gudiyer land David C, Coglmers, with the affugvit therrto annexed, ld the twelfth aay of ;*ebroury, A, D 1883, and the order made by me, dated the twelfth day of Febraary bast, calling on all parties concerned to show cause, this day, whv a second cll of ten dollars per share should pot he made on all contribuiories of the above pamed Bauking | Company, and the notice signed ty the Pio- | thonotary, issued in pursvaice of such order, jand thesthtewitof Leith E Byecten, of the ; Cue purhication ot su h notice, aid the effi- davit,of Ben amin F Messerves, of the due ftravsm-ssion by mail of such no ices to all coniributores residing abreal, and upon | bearing counsel for the said Loquicatore, and jue cause tothe cenirary being nov shern lv fore me, | DO OR’ER that a BECOND {CALt of TEN BPOLULARS ver share be made on all the contributories of the said Bovking Company; and J do forther order tiat each such contriftory do, on or before the FIRST day of JANUARY next, A, D 1°84, pay into ; the BANK UF NOVA &S: OTIA, »tits brapeh 'in Chariottctown, in said Province of Prince | Edwora Island to the account of the Liquid. ‘ators of the sail Comjany,the emount * hich 'will be due from bim or ber or them in re. 'spectof suche li, and [L do further order that a copy of this order, toge'her with & notice from the Liquidators of the said Compan’, sp cifring the anoun! due from such con. beacons. im respect of euch call, be rerved op #!l such contridutories by posting the sam? jn &@ letter, prepaid and registered, in the General Post Office, in Charlottetown, in |} said Proviner, adeversed to the party or i narties contributcries at bia, her or their krown addrees or place of abode, or ‘hy the delivery tbereof severally to the attorney of the party to be pgerved; and Ido further order that a copy of thes order be published in the Roya Gazel.e newspaper ot | said Province, aud in the Examine: #ud | Patriot hewspapers, published in Chartotie. tuwn, in s#id Provinee, im the daily ixaues | thereot, fur two weeks trom the date hereof,

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| Dated this second day of April, A.) 1883, (Signed) JAMES H. Pi TERS, Apnui4— w A.

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)SEPH GILLOTT S Bias oda

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