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THE DAILY EXAMINER. ; . : ; WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5 1893. i ~ tocal and vuher Items. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. nd i

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- y. M.C. A. ¥ eal music class meets to- he nigh’ a / ting f the B I » Meeri’ 5 as ting | »is requested for this even OMENS ing - : the le W right 7 e Don't turge sal ' ights turn +o-morrow.—C. 1. Morrison, auct.on tere ect (re Tug STANLEY Pictou on return to . eget en at a quarter after one o'clock George afternuv# this _ Selec eug Loyal Cit of “The King’s Daugh- : jotend to have an entertaiament of masic ter 3" p ; : Paul'a Schoglroom on 6th 4 reading 19 © -_s ml 2.w tidt Apr. — Aut wembers of the W.C. 'T. U. and of Li , ; y, W.C.1 U. are cordially invited to aah Monday, April 10th, at4p. m, in the m builling owned by J. T

wy,” pariors in the

Gates Eeq., Known as the “Wid sink, , ,

t t wed&thur Grsftea 5

Base BA! A. J. Spaulding & ros, have

’ be to | lian champion hase

red pennants ° ana “ Seuss for » season of 1893. Exch - ye must consist of four or more cubs and

clu inust play not less than 12 champien- nie gases. [he pennants are valued at $20 each.

cnnimaipiaian a

yuan Remempsrev —Before leav-

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ag Moncton for Montreal, Rev. Mr. Hin- ra was presented with two addresses, one o behalf of the church, and the other on uv ‘

scnovui,

Sunday The

haif of the ne fthe church presented Mr.

young people ot Hinson with a didle

4 Sensiste YOUNG Man —A Nova Scocian who was in the city yesterday, and Ne

who has speat som time in Boston, said he had come back to take up a farm and He has become

settle down to work it

convinced that there is more in the farm

than in knocking sbout among the “‘sixty

millions.” —St. Joha Suan. -

Coat Mixes Fire —A lespatch from Sydney, (. B., says “An ex ‘ensive fire has cecurred at the Loternations!l mine, Bridgeport. The forge, carpenter shop, m chine shop and bank of coal are distroyed A later telegram says the pit head, forge and some other smal! buildings at jnternativaal mines were burnt val bauk is on fire, and there are hopes of waving most of the bank good. Nu lives have been jost 1 bis mine 18 gue of those coatroile iby the Whitney coal

sy ndicate.

to the ground. The

Warr ror 1r.—The music for Mr. Vinni- combe has arrived, and the members are now dow: to hard work at their studies. It ia their intention to make theris the most popular coucert ever given in this city by

local talent. One great dy sntage a3 re- gards the music, the public will be able to understand it,as it nearly all contains

beauteful, flowing, melodious, perfect gems. The (irchestra will be further improved by adding On more instrumentation Do not forget the night, 24th of this month at the Lyceum. Farther particulars will be given

™ +t. Leen the public well

genet. oan tiub, of int » Ui oO

hn Qaintett. ’ Tue Mendelasoh appear »#re in connec-

Boston, whica 18 ‘appr-aching Oddfeilows’

® celebr=<#00, bas been before the byhie fort “Ur years During chat long Priga a”. Ryan, its veteran manager, has veadily maintained such » standard of ex- sellence, that wherever the company ap- pears newspapers vie with each other im bestowing lavish praise and compliments. Lach a uniform and unbroken series of suc- cesses ig a guarantee from one community to another, the continent over, of thoroughly ‘joyable entertainments Charlottetowh # sot often favored so highly.

M0. Pantiament.--The Finance Minister brow. ‘own his budget lastevening. He proposed ths revenue and expenditure be ad- jnated by the fenp e method of peying out of the public treanw y only one third of the cost of education snd thi.wing the remaining two thirds upon the school figtricta respectively. The argumen's advanced tu. and against this scheme were in brief: That it tq the sheapest that can be put in operation, for the Beney will be collected by the secretaries of the va: lous school districts; that the money will be expended under the eye of the school trustees and the people will know exactl; where it will go and what results it will produce; that be- ing compelled to pay considerable suins for the education of their children the people will 7. preciate education more highly than they do how, attend to it more carefully aad require more satisfactory results than those which are at present obtained; that by this scheme ex- pencitures will be met by expenditures and tducation will be improved. (On the other dand it was argued That the Covernment *tould first cut down the cost of administra thon and leyislation and collect our claisas up-

tion with th

on Ottawa, and that under the operation of the Government's scheme public education will b-impsired or destroyed. The debate was & j arned

7 Chicago Gloves! Some time will elapse before the Chicago Pair—but already the Chicago Fair ones are Wearing the new Chicago Gloves.

We have the m, too !

At fair prices! !

They are very pretty and the latest Rowely. We have just opened a nice variety of shades in sizes 53, 6, 6}, 64, "97,7. 7} Price $1.00 per pair.

GAUNTLET GLOVES.

Just to hand, a real bargain in Kid

Gauntlet Gloves. (C: lora:— Beavers, Tans, ack, Terra and Browns. These Gloves Se regularly worth $100 a pair. Our Price, 75 cents FRENCH KID GLOVES.

Quality Guaranteed.

Our new “ Marguerite” Glove is made of selected skine, and iw, we believe, the best Glove in the market. We now show

& large stock in all the new spring colors. BEER BROS.

New Liwns for Blouses, Tartan Silks for Blouses, in the following Clans : - Gordon, Stuart, Farquharson, Victoria, McDonald, McNeill and McGregor.

REER BROS.

Weather Bullictin.

Tcnowro, April 5.--10 a. m.

Strong westerly to northwesterly winds, clearing.

| SPeciaL DespatcuEs TO THe EXAMINER.

‘ST. JOHN ELECTIONS.

A Steamer Ashore.

St. Jonny, April 5,

_ Yesterday the civic elections were held Twenty of the twenty-six aldermen were elected by acclamation on Saturday. In the three contested wards, the old members, two in each ward, were again the candidates, with one ne ¥ aspirant in each ward The result was that in King’s Ward Barnes and O’Brien were re-elected. [a Wellington, Wilkins a new man, defeated Dr. White who has sat with Alderman Shaw for the ward for two years; in Brook's ex-Alderman Lockhart de- feated Davies, oue of last year’s aldermen. Twenty-three of the twenty-six members of last year’s council have been re-elected, one retired and two were defeated.

The Lucy P. Miller, a steamer of the New York and St. John line, bound here trom New York with a heavy cargo and a good list of passengers, went ashore yesterday on the Maive coast at Little Manan. The rews received here states that she is in a bad position but that the passengers have been taken off.

New French Cabinet.

Paris, April 5, M. Dupuy has succeeded in forming a cabinet as feliows: M. Dupuy, Premier and Minister of the lnterior; Paul Louis Peytral, Minister of Finance; Senator Eugene Guerin, Minister of Justice; Ray- mond Poincarne, Minister of Public In- struction; Louis Terrier, Minister of Com merce; Admiral Riennis, Minister of Mar- ine; Jules Deve'le, Minister of Foreign Affairs; Frances Viette, Minister of Public Works; General Loizidon, Minister of Wai; Albert Viger, Minister of Agriculture. Aquatic. New Haven, April 5. Capt. Ives, of the Yale crew, says that Oxford has decided not to row the Ameri- can champions, owing to their inability to keep the oaramen together.

Wel-hmen Want Work.

Lonpon, April 5. Four thousand working people have been thrown out of employment in South Wales by the stoppage of several collieries in Rhonds Valley.

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News Notes.

Over 2,000,C00 postal cards are neces- sary tomeet the daily demande of the United States.

According to the report of the auditor of Virginia, the negroes of that state pay taxes on real estate valued at $9,425,685, and on personal property valued at $3,425, -

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1 -—- 9 arrests for drunkenness in London are at the annual rate of one to every 175 in- habitants; in Birmingham, one to 153; in Manchester, one to 71, and in Liverpool, one to 50,

Very few people have an adequate idea of the large amount of banauas + at are imported to the United States. A fair estimate places the number brought into the United States, from Centval America and the West Indies, last year at $12,855,- 919 bunches.

Syrup of Figs,

produced from the laxative and nutritious juice of California figs, combined with the medicinal virtues of plants known to be most beneficial to the human syatem, acts gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels, effectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds and headaches, and curing habitual constipatica. a

Aspecial cable despatch to the New York Evening Poat from London says that the Earl of Ranfully, on behelf of the ister Anti-Repeal union, has circluated amoeg the Ulster Methodist ministers a letter ixyviting them te come to England to assist OP the anti-Home Rule stump. The Methodist Times says that they are to be paid ten guines a week. Many accept- ances have been received from rabid Ulsterites,

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Nineteen Baxes.

BRANTEORD, March 20 —The Expositor last week published an article on the case of Archie Rymal, of this city,which has caused consider abie excitement in Brantford and district. It appears Mr. Rymal has had more than his share of suffering during the past few years, so far was he run down from kidney disease that he had lost the power of his limbs and back. He could only get around with the aid of two crutches, or when assisted by kind hands. His death was daily expected. On the advice of his wife he tried Dodd's Kidney Pills, and took in all nineteen boxes. His improvement was marked from the second box. e is now completely cured, and a living testimony of the curative powers of that wonderful remedy

A few Young Ladies’ Journale for April left at the Bazaar Store.

Men's French calf custom boots in all s'zes always on hand at Goff Bros.

Leave your measure for a pair of genuine French calf custum boots at Goff Bros.

Mats, mats, mats —We have still a few of those cheap matts left. To morrow we will close them all out along with our re- maining stock of lace curtains and curtain cloth—Jas Paton & Co.

SPRING MEDICINES !

ENNEDY’'S MEDICAL DISCOVERY, Burdock Blood Bitters, Hood's Sarsaparilla, Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Paine’s Celery Compound, Cuticura Resolvent, Eno’s Fruit Salt, Quinine Wine, Beef, lron and Wine, &c., &e.

JOHNSON’S DRUG STORE,

mech27 Cor. Kent & PrincejStreets.

There’s Nothing Like

SONLIBN\ SOAP

iT DOES AWAY WITH

BOILING

HARD RUBBING BACKACHES SORE HANDS

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Day GO BY REFUSE CHEAP IMITATIONS

WITHOUT TRYING

_Seecon & Mitcheil, Halifax, Agen‘s for Nova Scotia and P. E. Island.

STRAIGHT TALK. mnowron DVS.

ARE GOING INTO THE

Carpet Business.

_ A FEW DAYS they will open up their Magnificent Rooms over the STAM- PER BLOCK with one of the

Finest Displays of Carpets ever shown in the city.

Our Bargains in every department have always been big enough without enlarge- ment: We would like to have your opinion on thia department.

In a few days we will have our SHOW DAY, to which all will be invited to see our values.

PROWSE

Charlottetown, April 3, 1893.

Grand Volunteer Concert

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BASKET SOCIAL In McLeod’s Hall, On Thursday Evening, April 6th,

A Choice Programme is being prepared, Military Band in attendance.

Tickets 10 cents. Ladies bringing bas- kets admitted free,

Doors open at 7.30. Concert at eight o'clock, JOHN VANCE,

Secretary.

Oiled Clothing.

O insure prompt delivery, Spring orders should be sent in without delay. Prices and samples on application. HORACE HASZARD, Manufacturers’ Agent.

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ANTED—An upright boiler, 5 feet high and 2 feet 6 inches diameter. State price and where tobeseea. Address 333, EXaMINER office. api—ti T°? LET—The dwelling house lately occupied by Walter McPhee, Tailor. aps

wan rBD—A servant for general housework. Good wages. Apply to Mrs, Wu. WEEKs, Brighton, OARDERS—Private boarders can be accom- modated at Mrs. Martin's, in the house for- mer y oveupied by Mrs, Samue! Stumbies, Prince Street. lw pd—ap3

To LET—House on corner of Cumberland and G. H. Ta

BROS.|:

Blue Ground Ground White

Light in Weight.

Charlottetown, April 5, 1893

Black Ground Heliotrope Figure, Black Ground Red Polka Dot, White Polka Dot, Black Ground White Polka Dot, t Stripe, White Stripe—all 80

Red Ground Black Polka Dot, Red Ground White Stripe, Black _Red Ground White Figure, Blue Ground inch goods. Colors Absolutely Fast. Very

STANLEY BROTHERS, - - - BROWN'S BLOCK.

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This is whiat ali

Is THAT YOU

Well, send up one of these Boys Suits you're selling so low and send Why, of course he He knows a thing good

our customers

ay when once they have purchased our Boys’ and Ché!dron’s Clothing.

Wickay Woolen Company.

Charlottetown, March 14, 18°S —dy eod & wy

DRESSED TO KILL!

MAMMOTH STOCK.

The Largest and Greatest Assort- ment of READY-MADE CLOTHING in the city—our own make and im- ported —to select from.

TWEEDS.—We are Headquarters for Tweeds. Remember, we cannot be uadersold. Thousands of pat-\ terns to select from.

and you wiil be dressed to kill it you will trade with us, for we have everything of the latest Style and of the finest Wool.

Stylish Suits, Nobby Hats and Gents’ Furnishings of all kinds.

See our White Shists for 5@ cents, Laundried and Uniaundried,

Charlottetown, March 10, 1893.

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RALITY !

Our Prices suit the times, our Boots and Shoes fit the feet, our Customers are pleased with the Bargains, the money is left on the Island, and there is satisfaction all around.

GOFF BROS’. BOOT FACTORY.

P. E, ISLAND RAILWAY TENDERS FOR COAL.

EALED TENDERS addreevred to the under- signed, and endorsed “Tender for Steam Coal,” will be received until FRIDAY, 28th April, inclusive, for the supply of Six Thousand One Hundred (6,100) Tons of the Best Fresh Mined Kouad Steam Coal, for Locomo- tive use.

Tenders to state the price per ton of 2240 Ibs., delivered as fcllews :—

Chamrlettetowe. ...sccscccocscees cae vehi 3,000 Tons IED 0650 5.00%650c: 0dbssn Gbebescse 2,200 “ GHOEROLOWR 00.0000 censssvccese evesseres BE ae inn cosebedtdndecasdpuudiets pbeccesnes 350 SS FOO o'ccccins heck neanstndekies< ce

At least one-quarter of the whole quantity re- quired at each of the above-named Stations to be delivered on or before the 10th day of ae next, and delivery of the whole to be comple On or befere the first day of October, 1893.

The first payment will be made in July, and monthly thereafter. Ten (10) per cent. will be retained from each payment until the final and satisfactory completion of the contract,

The Department does not bind itself to acoept the lowest or any tender.

J. UNSWORTH Superintendent.

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The Ladies r St James’ Church

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ANNUAL FANCY SALE

On Thursday, 6ih of April,

ST. JAMES’ HALL.

Doors open at half-past Atterneon. Tea at Six o'clock, sharp, Admission, 10 cents. Tea Tickets, 25 cents, The Ladies have prepared a large variety of useful articles. Bargains may be expected. MRS, A. MORRISON, Secretary. mch28—tu th sat them sy dy OST- In this city yesterday, a valise belong- ing to Maticui WatsH. The finder will be rewarded on leaving it at this office. 2i—ap5_ WANTED—A noat, capable and honest Protes- tant girl to go to Massach usetts, U. 8. A.

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Eustou Streets, occupied by ° t x Possession given in April. Aijso, house on Eus- tom Street, with stable, eod tf—feb2s

Inquire of the Miss FINLEYs, cerner of Prince an

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ATTENTION, SPORTSMEN!

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HE GEESE HAVE COME, and the only place you can buy a COMPLETE OUTFIT is at W.§E.3DAWSON’S.

GUNS—Breech and Muzzle Loaders, in English, German and American make. RIFLES —Winchester Arms Company and Remingtons.

REVOLVERS—Smith & Wesson, Remingtons, Harrington & Richards, ete. GUNPOWDER —Ducking, Rifle and F. F. Shot.

Brass and Paper Cartridge Cases, Wire and Rifle Cartridges, Wads in all sizes, Reloading Tools, Cartridge Belts and Bags, Gun Cases and Covers, Bench Closers, Gun Grease, Powder and Shot Measures, Celebrated Budd Cleaners, Cleaning Rods, Shell Extractors, Duck and Goose Calls, Whistles, Pocket Compasses, Gun Locks, Hammers and Nipples, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches—in fact, everything required to make a complete outfit.

Wes Agent for Winchester Repeating Arms Co,

WW. i. DAWSOWN.

Cartridge Joaded at short notice.

| Charlottetown, April 3, 1893—m wif & wky

AND TEA | .

In a Wet Time!

Whoie Shoes are necessary even when it’s dry weather. When it’s wet there’s no telling what ills may come from wet feet. It is better to be well protected and save doctor's bills. Therefore call and inspect our splendid assortment of Footwear. To do this means dry feet for you and trade for us.

Celebrated ENGLISH K BOOTS

J. M. McLEOD & CO.

Aj new supply of the

just arrived.

Charlottetown, Apri] 3, 1893.

ERENCH DELAINES! :

We have just opened a Nice Line of these Popular Goods.

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