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Sir Hector Langevin and Mr. MeGrevy in the House of Commons yesterday. The | document was a lengtby one. It was un- ;animoualy referred to the Committee of

? ip . . ° “i Persons who keep themselves | Privileges and Elections. Sir Hector in a

| most confident manner denied the charges, ‘and Mr. McGrevy then denounced the

“i jwhole accusation as a conspiracy and Bors axp Grets.— We have just received | desired a full and speedy enquiry into the , nice stock f Rubber Balls, good | matter, bouncers, and cheap.—-Haszird & Moore. | Io an hour, yesterday, five hundred and ms eleven petitions were presented in the House For LivER?POO! Direct.—The barkentine j of Commons. Sema, now due, will sail for Liverpool | The senators and members favoring pro- Jeet about the 20th inst., und will carry hibition met this morning. _ igbsters at a low rate of frieight. [t is understood that the Hovorable Andrew eal A. Macdonald has been appointed Senator.

Hrs Oror Att IN of North River, finished putting in his

crop last Saturday.

~Mr. William Howard,

This is very early, and

PoTaTOEs For Boston -Yesterday forty-

Dr. Grandbois, Deputy speaker elect, is seriously ill,

Mr. Howard deserves to be congratulated, | A H p 10 CAU ST — s

one carloads of potatoes arrive d from P. E, J.,!

eu route for

Boston.

They will be

forwarded

partly by rail and partly by boat.—St. John

Sun.

_ _——— Tus Gutxare.—The surveying steamer Galnare arrived here trom Pictou yesterday

afternoon, where she will remain unstil the anth, when she will sail for N »wioundland via

Halifax.

i. -

Correction. ~[n yeaterday’s issue giving a listof the places in which Rev Dr. MeGlynu

is to lecture read ** Orpheus”

Hall, Halifax,

Juve 9 and 10, instead of O. phans Hall as

there publis

hed.

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Several excellent likenesses of the ladies and gent!emen who took part inthe recent Tennis Club entertainment are on exhibi- tion in the show window of Lewis’ photo- graphic atudio.

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Dyspepticure—\s not 4 palliative, but acure; it first relieves, then controls, and finally entirely subdues the irritation and iu- flummation of the stomach that caases indi- gestion and dyspepsia. |

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small barn belonging to near Port Gilbert, destroyed by fire last Fi iday.

. om tf YY AND

N.

sTCHES ~A honce and Benjimin Sabean, S., were completely The fire was

caused by childien playing with matches in

the barn where there was some - Firnt.~—The roof of the Trowsdale, at Conway, was set on tire

hay. house of Mr. B. by a

spa’k from the chimney on Saturday ; but the tire was promptly extinguished by some of the

train hands before it had

done any further

damage than burn a hole throngh the roof.

Masoxic.—A

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regular communication of St. John’s Lodge, No. 1, Ac F. & A. M., Tuesday evening, 12th

will be held this

inst. at Masonic [all at 8 o'clock, for gener- al business and conferring of Srd degree. Visiting brethren kindly welcome.

-

A. F.&A. M. Noritce.—Members of

Victoria Lodge No. 2, A. F. & A. M.,

are

requested tomeet in the ledge room to- night forthe purpose of making arrang- meats for attending the funeral of the lste "ie Lefurgey of S’side.—D. McLean,

>-

Tur Socvtal.—We direct our readers at- tention to the fact that the Wesley Mission Band have their annua! social to-night in the basement of the Methodist (brick) church. They have ‘pared ne pains to make it as successful as others they have held, and we trust that to-night they will be amply 1e- paid for all their trouble.

Foornatt.—The of Kent St. vs. South of Kent St.,” at the Park last evening attracted quite a number

of spectators. Vantage in their new jerseys.

Both

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return match ‘*North

teams appeared to ad- The game

tesulted in a victory for the North sido by 'wo touchdowns and a goal.

(by packet) 51 mies: Ca

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Tatuz or Distaxce.—The report of the Minister of Public Works for 1889-90, gives the distances from Shediac to Summerside, by steamboat, as 40 miles; Shediac to Charlotte- town, 75 miles; Bay Verte to Charlottetown

Tormentine to

ape Traverse, 9 miles; Halifax to Cnarlotte- town, 285 miles.

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Datuousiz Cotrzce—.In the list of auc- cessful Island students at Dalhousie, pub- lished in Tue EXamMi of F. a, McMillan,

inadvertantly omitted.

NER recently, the name of Alberry Piains, was During the four

oe that Mr. McMillan has attended the lege, he gained Exhibitions and Bursaries

amounting to $700,

With the

and passed successfully degree of B.A.

Two Lirtte Gris Drownep. — A aad

double drownin

Rogue, C.

, On the

girls, aged three and Gaughters of Paul (x "ook near their home on Tuesday, to wash a

pan, and it appears the

from them.

to recover the

other in try same fate,

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> tin and ne to #a

g accident occurred near Cape

Sth iost. Two little six years respectively, loe, went to a small

dish floated away

Une of the children jumped in

was drowned, and the e her sister shared the

>.

: . Si A Rowas tic Manutace.—Among the ar- “satthe Dofferin Hotel, St. John, on

Hetnedear i, ; Buckie last were William K. Stewart, of UekKingham, Quebec, and Mary A. West-

Away, down Vm. R. st that Mr.

of Georgetown, A ‘ppeared the entry, Mr. and Mrs. ' On enquiry it was found ; Stewart and Miss Westaway had |

ewart,

little further

ty ‘ey . ° . et accidentally in the Dufferin abecut oe They had never met befere, tt only took a few minutes to discover

Christnas.

that they

Parted on the day th Rether the second tim

ced to arrange details,

. oO. ounts the terest at

had met

fternox nn.

taymond followed.

their destiny. They ey met, and came to- » in the Dufferin on Half an hour suf- and a visit to Rev. At latest ac-

Seven Men Roasted to Death.

Thirty Others Fright- fully Burned

New York, May 12.

Destructive fires in Pennsylvania are threatening the safety of several towns. At Morrison, in the Sinnamahomery Valley, a railroad train with seventy-five men had been fighting fire, but were finally forced to retreat, They boarded tha train and start- ed for another point, when they found themselves hemmed in between the fire on one side and huge ways of logs on the other. Finally they decided to dash past the ways, but forgot that the terrific heat would spread the rails. When opposite millions of feet of burning logs, where the heat and smoke were greatest, the train lurched and toppl- ed over into the fire beneath. The cars caught fire and the men struggled fearfully to escape from being roasted. It is impos- sible to describe the scene in its full de- tails. The superintendent of the road, who was ia charge of the relief train, was burned to death, and six others are known to be dead, while thirty are so bodly burned that many of them will probably die. Seyv- eral others are missing.

Parnell and the Paris Fund.

Conventions to be Held.

Lonpon, May 12.

At aconference held yesterday in Lon- don of the McCarthyite members of Par- liament, it was resolved to call conventions throughout Ireland. A resolution was ad- opted to the effect that since Mr. Parnell refused to comply with all suggestions as to the release of the Paris funds, his col- leagues are led to believe] him opposed to

applying these funds tv the relief of the evicted tenants. Therefore in view of the extreme urgency

of the case and the approaching General Election, it has been resolved to appeal to Ireland in behalf of evicted tenants. The resolation adds: ‘We hereby summon & eonveution in every Irish county to select candidates for oll seats where the present holders have violated party pledges.

THE NEWFOUNDLAND CASE.

PROMET ACTION OF THE LEGISLATURE.

Orrawa, May 12.

A Newfoundland despatch says : “‘After a conference between the two Houses both branches have decided to endorse the ac- tion of the delegates to England and carry into effect the proposals made to the British parliament and Government. A bill will be submitted to enforce the modus vivendi.

Ravages of La Grippe.

pone Lonnoy, May 12.

The iufluenza ia raging in London. All business is affected by the absence of the sick from their daily occupations. The i business of the Law Courts is seriously im- -peded. Many important cases have beeu ‘postponed because Counsel J udges, wit- | nesses, and plaintiffs or defendants are laid

up. Forty-one members of the House of | Commons are suffering from it. Influeuza prevails to a large extent in Liverpoul and She ftield. E : ; The British warship Thunderer is detain- ‘ed at Gibralter owing to the numerous ‘cases among her oflicers and crew.

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High Handed Act.

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Sr. PererspvrG, May 12.

The Czar has ordered the Jewish bank- er Genzborg to quit St. Petersburg and ‘close his business. The cause of this | antocratic exertion of power is said to be the fact of Genzborg’s making an open at- tempt to influence the Minister of the In- terior to ameliorate the condition of Jews

rede “7 were the centre of by offering to devote million roubles to tne ote

charities.

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Maprip, May 4.

In the Spanish elections on Sunday for members of the Nouacils General the Re- pubiicans were successful in over forty of the leading towns, including Madrid.

-————_—_o--—-_—__ Labor Troubles. Naw York, May 12.

a) Ten thousand miners are on strike in Iowa. The supply of coal is running short. The New York lumber dealers have declared a lock out throwing 16 000 men out of employ- ment.

A Government “Hard Up.”

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Lispon, May 12.

ed a delay of sixty days in the payment of all its obligations,

Mr.<Gladstone Hl.

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Lonpon May 12,

Mr. Gladstone was on Sunday afternoon seized with a succession cf shivering fits. His doctor orders him to keep to his room.

Knutsford’s Bill.

Lonpox, May 12. Lord Knutsford’s bill relating to New- foundland passed its third reading in the House of Lords yesterday.

Parnellite Meeting.

Quesec, May 12." The Parnellite delegation held an en- thusiastic meeting last night at Quebec.

Bavitt on the Ocean.

LiveRpPooL, May 12.

Michael Davitt sailed for New York yes- terday.

We have a few tubs good butter for sale,—Harris & Stewart.

Twenty-five new and handsome carriages in al] the latest styles at tha sale on Thurs-

day next. Also the premises and toola,.— E. H. Norton & Co.

ba ar Office To Let. HE Office in the Cameron Block, lately occupied by F. L, Haszard. Apply to

HORACE HASZARD. May, 9, '91—3i eod

WANTS, LOST, FOUND &e

a pa TS

OR SALE—A Barouche with pole and double

setof Harness. All complete, will ,be sold cheap. Apply to Mrs. O. Connelly, Esplanade. mayl2- 4ipd

WANTED—A Servaut Girl Apply to Mrs, H. W. Vinnicombe, Fitzroy. Street, near the Kirk. mayll 4i

WANTED—Three Good Painters. Apply to HR. E. Sobey, Summerside mayli 2ipd

ye LET—A House on Pleaasnt Sireet, at pre-

sent occupied by Mr. Williston Brown. Apply .to Mrs. Flager, corner Pleasant 5t. and St. Peter’s Road. may? 3ipda

ASTURE TO LET.—Apply te Joseph Mahar, Cumberland Street. may7 lw

WANTED.—An experienced salesman ina dry

store in the city, Must have somo knowledge ef beok-keeping. Address P. O. Box 328. Charlottetown, giving references. stating experience end salary required. 6i dw—myo

) .ET.—A Cottage pleasantly situated on Upper Prince Street, containing seven rooms. House is in repair ; large yard, coach bouse and me. ee = connection Possess iven May 13t to Mrs. GEORGE : SrER F per eod tl 3lst—may6

WANTED.—A few men can be accommodated with nice rooms and board at reasonable rates in & rleasant of. the city. Apply to Mrs. Burton, Hillsborough Street.

may6-lIw pd

T° LEYT.—The Garden attached to the resi-

dence of the late Chief Justice Palmer to let rthe geason. Apply to Mrs. Epwp. PALMER, pper O xen Street, tf—~apls

WANTED ° TO PURCHASE.—A Building Lot, feb - central location, Apply at this office. eb}

Rs‘Lk—A new Track Suiky, one of the kK’ best in the Province. Also a good strong B , cheap. W. C. Tice, next door to Fish Market, Grafton St. may§ 3ieod pa

T° LET —The. houen on Upper “Queen Street occupied by Mr. W. L. Cotton. Possession 1sth July. Apply at Tok EXAMINER Office, or to Mr. A. X. LaR@GE. apl7

ASTU RAGE for three cows within the oly P limits; water and Shelter, Terms $15 oac

cow, inadrance. Apply to LavRENcE W. WatT-

BON, Queen Street. ap23 LE?.—Onc-half the Double T ent House on the corner of Pownal and y Streets,

containing nine rooms Possession given imme- diately. Apply to Henry C. Dover, tf—mayds

ANTED.—An experienced Milliner. to James Paton & Co.

W ANTED AT ONCE.—A Man Servant. Ap- ly to Miss Peters, Sidmount, dy & wky tf “ ; yo LinT.— The western half of a House on King Streot, formerly known .as the fodvin House,” containing eight large rooms, at present occupied by Mrs. Crabb. Posseasien given lst of May. The sbove house is in first-class order. Apply to John Kelly, Ksq., Water Commissioner, or to the ownor, EDWARD KELLY, Southport. ap23- eod tf :

To LET.—The House. at present occupied by

W. W. Stanley, Kent Street. Possession

Knguire of Thos. Essory. owner, ‘ eod—api

Apply may2

ar

given Ist May. or W. W. Stanley.

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OUSE TO LNT.—Oa Euston Strest, adioin-

H ing the residence of Henry Aitken,

with seven rooms, kitchen, barn and outhouses.

Possession Ist May. Euquire on the premises,

or to R. K. Jost, north side of Queen Square. aps

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D PASTURE and plenty of water can be Gonna at Bustiers for a limited number of cattle by applying to JouNn CooKE East Rosalty, near videre, wy 1] Ist J une pd—may

. i or two young GENTLEMAN and his wife yous

ncan have nice rooms and ant P. Q. Box 6.

A

pleasant

eo of the city. Address

apoti—t

The Portuguese financial situation is so} alarming that the Government have grant-|

Cheap Black Goods |

___ THE DAILY EXAMINER, ~=~-~="- ne 91. ° re — ' f a Se eee ee = alekadeeanammntie Te EEN = ~ . ame. | "EVENS BD ; SME NGRE en 22a EY de Sia ee ee 1 and Othe r Items. ~ TELRGRAPHIC NEWS. | _ Russia and the Jews } , | it DPD. A. Beuee’s headet ae Lowpon, May 12. )9) | Spectra, Despatonas to Tur Examover. ‘The Russian press commenting on the } wey ver perme withdrawal of Rothschilds. syndicate from ribet ¥: MINION p ARLIAMENT the new Russian negotiations advocates the : s : | administration of a measuré to prevent the ; adie ak hhc! iliisincaieile Hebrews practicing usury and excluding The i aftr if them from commercial pursuits. {x) ~~ —. curevy Matter sontilcail this ¢yening | ‘ Bl | Consul Recailed as This Spring's laigraetstiiin of Newest Fabrics in PLAIN AND FANCY DREGS . —————— eats a GOOWS is the result of close study study in regard to Styles and Shades, end car - ‘Tarie’s C : ns f .. . WasHtneton, May 12 ; a i C , belts at D. A | ie’s € harges Promptly Met Tish thetic Chain tt Mes Cydeaty Ths assortment cannot be surpassed in the city, e on AN EN an heen recalled: toe furnish the Italian Gov- ‘eet, Captain Welsh, was towed () ernment with an exact account of the events | Re Rouillon's and Perrin’s Kid Gloves, with Lace, Button and Stad aree Tides ast evening. ' UIRY INSTITUTED, ny as occurred Jainice the murder of GLO\ ES. fastenings ; Suedes to arrire in lights snd blacks ; Silk, Taffeta and - ' ief of Police Hennessey. Lisle Thread Gloves ; extraordinary values in Silk Lace Mitts. i) ties ct from ati). A , ‘ ae el ae a ~~ Oraawa, May 12. Spanish Elections “ | Sir. Tarte formulated his charges againat — A complete line of the celebrated ONYX BLACK COTTON

HOSIERY. and LISLE THREAD HOSIERY, is Ladies’ and Children’s sizes, Plain and Ribbed. Every pair guaranteed stainless and absolutely fast colors. We call particular attention to this line, as it fills a Jong-felt want, obviating the necessity of wearing Cashmere Hosiery in the sutimer season. Also, a full line of CASHMERES, in Plains and Ribs.

UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS. oop coe he boehe ae the idea of the combination of good wear-resisting qualities and neatness of appearance.

BROWNS BLOCK.

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PERKING & STERNG.

a ee eX On SATURDAY, May 9th, we will offer the following Bargains :—

4 pieces Black, double width, all wool, Dress Veiling, worth 80 cents, now 40 cents. worth 90 cents, now 45 cents.

Crape Cloth, worth 90c. now 60c.

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4 pieces

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4 pieces

Some of these goods have a border. some are plain. All light weights, and very suitable for summer wear. GET A BARGAIN.

Three dozen Black Satin Parasols with wide lace border, worth $3, $4, $4.50, and $4.85. You can haye your choice for $1.50.

Don't forget to see our Paper Hangings and Carpets.—Cheapest.

PERKINS & STERNS.

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Charlottetown, May 7, 1891.

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MOURNING GOODS

—_—_AT———_

MARVEBLOUS PRICES.

0

JAMES PATON & CO.

We will offer on SATURDAY, 9th MAY, the following Wonderful Lots of Black Dress Goods :—

Eight pieces double width, all wool Black Dress Veiling, (very suitable for warm woatbe:, worth 70c. per yard, we will put it on our counter at 30c. and 35c.

Ten pieces double width Black Silk Warp Henriettas, usual price $1.00 and $1.25. We will sell this extraordinary lot at 75c. and 86c.

Six pieces double width Black Figured Cashmere, worth 60c. our price 35c, per yard.

ALSO.—Six dozen “AEOLUS” Black Sunshades, guaranteed not to cut for twelve months. Black Kid Gloves, Hoviery, ete., at the lowest prices.

JAMES PATON & CO. eo ee SQUARE.

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AZAAR CO. have received daily for two weeks from = to 6 bales of WALL

1 PAPERS, including all the latest thes in English, American aud Canadian aa yes

Dados, Ceilings, Borders and Freizes, and have now, without doubt, the finest show in t ae er

In order to clear out our tremendous stock, we will sell at the bottom prices. We have only

to show the Papers. They sell themselves. :

ENGLISH WASHABLE PAPERS in every variety and at lowest prices. ee

of last year’s Blinds at half price to clear. NEW BLINDS —a lovely assortment. a : Paper Blinds at lic. each. Curtain Poles at 35c, each. Corrugated Carpet Paper to arri

1 I in the city, few days. Cheapest supply ever in the cit} BAZA AR CO., Queen Street.

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