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Cw in leave Georgetown - CONCERT Remember | ste for the con {. R. Cireulars, . y Bros Brown's mhld 3i - i j ‘ ions ie ture | 1 Luesday, iSt inst., | siav, 25th inst. | : \ ie Bible Class | , xt oe ce S WN Kive ry body i e Benevolent | et lo vial | at Y a. Mm... On ‘ is particu i ii i ’ Dove - eec ¥, as 7 ' | i <'s night con

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S - = Ln d inhabit wnt informs ~ { be A fe that on the I]lth 20 veal idl, there was 3 feet of ~ ets of Sydney, and that on ' 4 tHe Same year he drove - L i Stewart, ¥ poisoning cas wh 8 iis PrP rane on ‘ [He Exay A tic y bound, putting ‘ ut per where- < ir efforts, up i ) attended > Dip Ir.—During a_ thunder g t of lightning x it Moulton, \ ; i Z e A AiVve prisoners, taki 4 tne } Vlientiai opening sawed I or 1e top of their ceils, climbed t [ in the roof, let them- yr with blankets tied to- g : They have not been re- - Wa , Cuance.—At the last meeting } council of Wi odstock, N, Bit was to ask for legislation to change h 1 of assessment in that town, Un- g system,income is,taxea five 2 st estate. ihe legisla- I 1 on the same , or in other words ‘‘to t Ze 4 sinelnht - } ATHER.-——A clever young wom ia & e| Mo., outwitted a ‘ bi on friaay und succeeded in nan of her choice without his < 8 ‘ wnmaged to become maid of

honor at a wedding where her, *‘best man “ae was also a groom, and at the conclusion of the

ye croomsman, anu

e! ¥V ac ead with tne t y we re pronouncea man and Wile, before ner CuuLa Spe ik and the father could > iW ULD rEOPLE.— Mary ‘x l.agher, aged 102 $. ied at Clevelan 1, O., on the 9th, She was born January 8, 17%8, in Achiilli pai ( y Mayo, Ifreland, and came to thi bt 1862. She did not know a ‘ of Engli A Matilda Ruby, a Kentacky negress, wh st died at the age of 135, is reported to na : in inveterate chewer and smoker

for nearly a century and a quarter. >

Horp~e MaAcKEREL.—In a

‘ PE OF GOoOoD

lette ) & prominent city merchant, says yes- terday Halifax Chro? ‘ received yesterday frot b on, in answei ters as to the

‘ jul , slity,etc., of the lot of mac kerel lately re-

; ; : elved trom ape of Good Hope, caugnt by American fishermen there, occursthe foilow- og: *“The Cape mackerel mentioned were

in casks and turn d out finely. large and fat and sold, atter be-

Vessel remains have now some Dealers say

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shipped nere fa : isi we re ing packed, at $18 there and report says they forward.

still

OUU barre come

they are fully eq

is WwW ial to our shore eo MARITIME CIRC!

vs : When the re prese ntatives ;

tracks forming the maritime circuit

| their labors in St. John last year,

they ined to meet in that city to-day, ; 11 of those who were present fee l,

ce of last season, that until

ir.—The Halifax Re- of the

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matters are remedied, a maritime i not s success, and are therefore opposed to forming a similar circuit this sea- lconsequently no meeting will be When the cirenit was arranged last is nen fel that the f ll would i ‘ : ries of trotting meet- eid in provinces, but it proved | failure, and gave no encouragement i the same for the present at least.

~ Cr » Hani Mrs. C. V. Mec- G ! wing decided to go out of the if bes has disposed ‘ i the Osborne ti pro pe y DY private sale to Mr. Pr. 7. wl bald, late oi the Albion Hotel, Halif Mr. Archibald will take posses-

1 early in M iy next, previous to which data such of the hotel furniture as Mrs : } } flered

trevor will not require will be offered

at auction. ‘Lhe Osborne House is too well

a vorably known to need any recom- mendation at our hands Mr. and Mrs. Mctiregor, by hard work and close personal

s* ion to business, have established a

repvtation for it that will be of great assist- ; T

othe new proprietor, who has 180 |

| deal of experience in hotel-keeping,

snd who will, we trast, reap a rich carey

from his latest investment.

Cawrer’s Catatocue.—George Carter | x & Co's. Llustrated Catalogue of Farm, |

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‘TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

SPECIAL Despatcues TO Tux EXAMINER. The Mississippi Floods.

WasuHINGTon, March 14. In an i terview, General Greely, Chief Signal Officer, says of the flood in the Mise Ee river conditions in the Lower Mississippi Valley are ominous of disaster, What may come now of the

water uow in the lower river and that ;Wotch 8 on the way to it from almost countless tributaries, no one Can forecast with positive certainty,

t seems clear to me nevertheless that unless he levers are in perfect condition, and uniess they have been materially raised ‘Dove the level of 1884, there must be and enormous amount of Indeed it is only a matter of rucence that ali moveable property liable to injury or destruction from flood should be removed in the entire valley to high loca lions, : 7

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I Injury one. |

WASHINGTON, March 14. ; : A special bulletin issued to-day, concern-

no the igsis ‘

ing the Mississippi River, says the pros- pects are very decided that the greatest flood will obtain during the next seven

days in the vicinity of Cairo and Montana. It is evident that the recession at Cairo is oniy temporary,

ie a

Stevedores Strike

New York, March 14. f the Guion line of steamers to-day received a

The agent n this city des- patch stating that the Arizona would not sail frou Liverpool on account of the strike among the st which affects all} steamers sailing from Liverpool. As far as

cad e

, VveaorTes,

is known it is thought that the strike will te ll over the British Isles, if not the whele of Europe.

he French Ministry Resigns. Paris, March 14. The entire French Ministry resigned to- day because of the Senate’s adverse action on Prime Minister Tirad’s demand for a Vote of confidence ou the commercial treaty with Turkey. Defreycinct wiil probably fori a ministry. Lynchers Sentenced.

Lacrosse, Wis., March 14. Sentence was pronounced onthe Trem platicia County lynchers at Whitehall this afternoon. Charles Johnson, Ole Stetto and Mrs. Olsen and her son were sentenced to imprisonment for life, and three days of each year to solitary confinement.

The Newfoundland Fisheries.

Paris, March 14. The Temps confirms the announcement that a modus vivendi has been established bet ween France and Great Britain regard- ing the Newfoundland fisheries.

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, March 15.—10 a. m. Generally cloudy with occasional rains.

BIL». At Cavendish, on the 9th inst, Sophia, widow of Andrew Clark, Esq., aged 76 years.

Presents for Royalty.

The German emperor and empress have been busy of late in unpackiag and arrang- ing the innumerable and magnificent gifts presented to them by the sultan. A cor- respondent at the Berlin court writes that those of the emperor include a splendid sword, valued at not less than $75,000. The blade is an old Damascus cone, cf re-

markable beauty, being engraved with sentences from the Koran. The hilt is studded with emeralds and

diamonds. There are also whole cartloads of the finest Turkish cigarettes, which were specia)ly made for his majesty, and a quan- tity of smoking necessaries, of which may be mentioned a chebook of araber, covered with precious stones, and a tobacco casket with the sultan’s initials in Turkish. The presents of the Empress include a pair of agrafies, composed of the most superb diamonds, from which hang strings of pearls and diamonds, which can be formed into a collar. The value of this gift alone is said to be $125,000. Her Majesty has also received a quantity of costly silks, fine oriental carpets, fans, shawls, embroidered slippers, and other articles too numerous to mention. Perhaps, how- ever, the most graceful act of the Sultan has been to seud Her Majesty a portrait of her consort, painted especially for the Sul- tan by an Italian master, which was hung, with great tact, in Her Majesty’s bedroom at Yildiz Kiosk. Finally, His Majesty has sent the Emperor, Empress and Prince Henry of Prussia exch a magnificent horse of pure Syrien breed.

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Stanley’s Own Book.

ENTITLED “SIN DARKEST AFRICA, AND THE QUEST, RESCUE, AND RETREAT OF EMIN, THE GOVEKNOR OF EQUATORIA.”

Mr. Stanley has advanced so far with his account of his adventures in achieving of Emin as to be able to an- nounce the title of his bock. All sensible persons will await with patience for t!@

| publication of the authentic account, ‘In

Darkest Africa, and the Quest, Rescue, and Retreat of Emin, the Governor of

ind Garden Seeds 1s at hand. It is as usual | Equatoria,” though there will be an abund-

well-filled with interesting information on)

the subject of seeds, &c.; and the letter-|

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press is highly creditable to the establish- | months.

ment of Mr. ‘ohn Coombs. The enter- prise of Messrs. George Carter & Co. 1s Everything in

worthy of commendation, the «ane of seed required ior the farm and garden may be obtained at their establish-

in st reasonable rates. For years they have been importing seeds from Carter, of London, who is now supplying the Do- mii Government with seed barley for dist:ibution among the farmers of the Pro-, 4s a home institution which can |

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be relied upon every time, George Carter & leserve to De patronized. A copy of their catalogue will be furnished free of cha avy farmer or garde ner who will

rey

for it. Thetirm has for te st been the leading seedsmen of the Province, and need no further commenda- tion at our hands. Their record speaks fur itself,

call or se ten

years '

ithe printing Probably the smooth-tongued ,

book-agent will be able to convince some |

‘ance cf Stanley literature turned out from

presses during the next few

guileless person that he is retailing “‘Stan- ley’s Own” long before the only genuine

narrative of the great traveler’s heroism, |

privation and suffering is given to the world. Would-be-purchasers should be on their guard.—New York Tribune.

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For Rickets, Marasmus, and all Wasting disorders of Chiidren

Scott’s Emu'sion of Pure Cod Liver Oil, with Hyphosphites, is unequaled. The rap- idity with which children gain flesh and strength upon it is very wonderfal. **] have used Scott's Emulsion in cases of Rickets and Marasmus of long standing.” Inevery case the improvement was marked.—J. M. Madn,

M. D. New York, Sold by all druggists, Gio. and

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PFYHE ANNIVERSARY OF IRELAND'S

Musical Entertainment THE LYCEUM,

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Monday Evening, March lTth, Store, and our new Pattern Books ready for your inspection. We

PROGRAMME. PART I. Address esse Mr. MeCourt. Piano Duet—-** Gaiete De Coeur” . Smith Messrs. Tanton and Foster,

Song (Comic)—* I’m Proud j’m an Irishman’s Son

Mr. McNally. Vocal Duet—** Drink to Me Only”, .Geo. Fix Mr. Foster and Master Anberens. Violin Solo.

‘ > . i Master James Hyndman

Vocal Solo—“The I ighthouse Keeper’... Moli y Mr. H. A. Tanton. Piastie Selo—"‘Erin”....... Khne

were Ole...

Mrs. Strickland. Vocal Duet—*“ Drift My Bark”. ... Messrs. McDougall and McNally,

PART II.

Vocal Solo —‘* Remember, Boy, You're

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ENGLISH ROOM PAPER,

SCOTCH ROCM PAPER, AMERICAN ROOM PAPER,

Galt Papers, Embossed Papers, Satin Papers, Sanitary ashable Papers, Panel Papers, Dado Papers, Borders, Ceil- Decorations, etc. A complete stock and prices iow.

PERKINS & STERNS.

tharlottetown, March 1, 1890—eod

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Master Henry Anderson.

ON. 55S A uk Pie ined ay Miss Nellie Lawson.

Vocal Solo—‘ Madeline”...

Miss Tillie

....- White Brown,

Cornet Solo—lIrish

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ir. CO. P. Fletcher.

Vocal Solo—‘‘ Come Back to Erin”. ..Claribel Mis. James Byrne. Piano Solo —‘* Marche Hongroise”’.. Kowalaki Miss Benoit. Song (by request)—‘*The Irish Exile’ Mr. H. A. Tanton.

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Violin Solo—‘* The Harp of Tara”... . Watts Miss May McDonald. Male Quartette—‘*The Soldier's Fare- NE coxneea bee ills oc Elson |

Messrs. Leigh, Stair, Foster and Tanton. HERBERT A. TANTON, Director. Admission, 25 cents. Reserved 50 cents Doors open at 7.15; 8 o'clock, sharp

Seats, Concert at pat—ichl4

From Liverpool, G. &., for Chariotietewn Direct,

The Al Fast Sailing Barquentine

——WILL SAIL~—

From Liverpos! for Charlottetown

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BARLY PART OF APRIL NEXT. po Ler a Decting House i Street. now occupied DY .t | Possession given Ise April.—WILLIAM SMITH.

For Freight and other particulars apply to William Bullen, 51 South John Street, Liver- pool, or here to

WH. RICUARDS, Bideford, Lot 12.

Ch’town, March 14, 1890—3i eod

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

In re Estate of Ritchie Bros, & Ts.

AATOLICE is hereby given / William Ritchie and John Ritchie, of Charlottetown, and Commission Merchants,

that George Andrew

doing

heretofore under the sty'e aud firm of Ritchie |

Bros. & Co , have, by deed dated 7th March, instant, assigned all their real estate, stock- : ad Wi hattcle bhook-debts and in-trade, goods and chattels, book-debts au

ctedits, to the undersigned in trust for their}

creditors, AND ail persons indebted to the said assignors are hereby notified that pay- ment of the several amounts owing by them is to be made to the undersigned assignees, their attorney or agent, as they alone have power to give receipts for the same. The I'rust Deed is at the office of F. W. L. Moore, Solicitor, Charlottetown, and is open for inspection and execution by all creditors of the assignors. Dated this 8th day of March, A. D. 1890. W. A. WEEKS, |\ L. L. BEER. J March 8, 1899—dly lw whly 2i.

POR SALE.

FEXHE Sloop-rigged Yacht ** CLARIBEL,’ i suitable for a river packet or fishing smack, about 10 tons. Has good accommo- dation, a crack sailer and good sea boat. To be seen at Montague. Wiil be sold low for cash. Apply to

MACDONALD BROS. & CC,

Montague, March 13, 189G—dy li wy Ji

| wholesale yrocers business |

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sion given on srd April |} NER.

ee ee ee a R SALE.—100 loads Kindling W ood. Prices low, Apply to JOSEPH Maur, Cumberland AZZ

ANTED.—A Girl to do general housework

erally na¢fal in store.

VISROIDERIES!

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£WO HUADRED AND FIFTEEN PATTERNS.

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We cordially invite your Inspection and comparison, and we consider it a pleasure to show you our stock of new Swiss Em- broideries.

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STANDBY BROTHERS,

BROWNS BLOCK, OPPOSITE MARKET SQUARE.

Charlottetown, March 8, 1890—~eod

rrescd BW des trst rXZa& T ji fr a a re LOST, 4REIN > &E) A Dwelling House on Prince Street, near Dorchester, containing nine rooms nediate possession given.—GEORGE ALLEY.

ANKRUPT

TURE!

| Lower than Auction Prices.

King Square, ; t , aining 2 oe (x) on Tuesday last. a Red Purse, conval ‘ ( and a receipt with the Finder will be suitably ::ded on leaving same at THE KXAMINER

<~_____-~.| &m Immense Lot of

experience in Address

Williston Brown.

ehld—sat wed

\ House eentaining seven or ¢ix] Possession required latter par

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ANTxrD rooms

George Street, at present occupied by C. Bb. Possession given !st April. A pply to tf—mehl4

sneill.

ANTED.—A Servant. Apply to Mus. C. B.

Mac YEILL, Great George Sireet.

money

li sum of

ight years’ Good reference. re if—mechis

erk,” care of EXAMINER office. 2 LET.—A first-rate Cottage on a. Ba’ \2 "| p jz | ‘T st ré6 for six 3 and pantry. Posses- TA a Apely S W. W. WELL- a Wis-

siore or oflice. grocery business.

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Apply at this office. ifi—mchld

\NTED.—Two smart boys to act ss news counts. agents on the trains. Those residing at ris, Georgetown or Summerside preferred.

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ANTED.—Young mar with s*me business experience preferred, as clerk, and | io be ‘ Address, with par- or

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“JOHN NEWSO

South Side Queen Square, OPPUSIE THE POST OFF WE.

lars, A. B., City.

ANTED.— A 1 to Mrs, Watson, Queen St.

A Mian to work on a Farm. Appiy i mcbo |

ANTED. at this office.

Ay at this otthee Girl in a small = ay Charlottetuwn, Jan, 29, 1840.

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