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October 6 Trollope

MON DAY,

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vin ipspectibg Dominion ples and wharves. >

EpwakD Wiurs. formerly editor and pro-

etor of the St. John News, is visiting Char- lattetow! He is staying at the Rankin House

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Tn iblic are reminded of the public tem perance neeting in the eld Bible Christian Church this evening, at 8 o'clock. The meet- Ing wili be addressed by several good speak-

discuss the Scott Act.

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exover, Esq, Deminion Emi- spent a few days in this city and

leit for Chicago this morning. Hie was the guest of Jcseph Unsworth Eeq., Mechanical Superintendeat of the P. E. 1. Railway. o

Tue business at the Stipendiary Magis- trates Court this forenoon consisted of three drunks. one case of profane language, one of malicious injury to property, and the serious ease of Marshall Flynn vs. George McDonald,

reported in another colume, - -

M. 70th Kegiment,

Dr. Rocexs, late of H. Chief Surgeon of Dr. M. Souvielle & Co's. Throat ani Lung Institute, will be at the

Rankin House on Tuesday 7th and the re mainder of the week; and will be glad to see his old friends and those wishing to consult him. eet

Tus Boston Comedy Co,, under the able management of H. Price Webber, will per- form in Market Hall to-night, opening with ever favorite drama of “ Fanchon the Cricket.” Asthe Company are well hked here, we predict a full house for them. Mr. Webber's excellent reputation, made last year,

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will do him good service now. aaa Frep Bascock, foreman rigger for the Messrs. Richards, met with a severe ac cident, Richmond Station, on Saturday

last, while superintending the unloading of an iron mast from the cars. The lever, ow-

ing to some cause, sprung upwards whil: Mr. Babcock was on the end, throwing hiu into the air about twelve feet. In the fal', his

head was badly braised and cut, and one of his arms broken. The injured man was removed to Port H l!. where surgical skill was procured He wil! likely recover. The masts were land m the barkentine Olivett, now in Ch’town, and are intended for a new ship building for the Hon. John Yeo. -

The tramp has lately beon seeking fresh scenes and pastures new It is stated that he visited Summerside a few nights ago, and pat up at the Ucean House. During the night the landlady woke up to the fact tha there was a man in the rcom,—and rais d an alarm. The tramp vanished, but did not leave the house until he had first paid a visit to the room of the servant girl. Then there was a lively time im the Ocean House; but the tramp escaped in the darkness. On searching his room a mask, apparently of his own manufacture, was found in his bed. It is an ex raordinary piece of workmanship—highly prized, no doubt: and the proprietor of the ‘Ocean House” aonounces that the owner may have it ‘on appli-ation.” Should it not be called for, it will probably be exhibited at the Apothecarics Hall or some other place of pub- lic resort.

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Ar the Y. M. C. A. Convention, held in Picton Jast week, papers were read by Mr McNatt on the ‘* Past and present history of the Avsociation in the Maritime Provinces ” ; an interesting report from the executive com- mittee was read by the saoe gentleman. Short speeches on Y. M C. A. work were made by J. K. Blair, C. Primrose, 'T. C. James, Prof. Forrest, and others. Fuil reports from the Halifax Association were given by H. Theakston; from Charlottetewn _by John Ball; from Queen’s Col'ege, King- ston, by Mr. Murray; from New Glas- gow, by Rev. Mr. McGregor ; from Stellarton, by Mr. Grant; from St. John, by J. E. Irvine. F. W. Hales, of Charlottetown, de- livered an address on the future prospects of the associations in the provinces. It was fol- lowed by earnest practical remarks by Judge Hensley, John S. MacLean and O. W. Mec- Leod,

Ohh ete ae om exhibition Notes.

The time for receiving applications from Boarding Houses and Private Families, who are prepared to accommodate visitors during Exhibition, is extended until to- morrow (Luesday) Oct. 7th, at 12 o’clock, noon,

Exhibition Tickets to be nad at front entrance (Drill Shed) only, No tickets will be sold at the entrance to the cattle show grounds,

The show of herses and cattle will be the

largest and finest ever exhibited in this Province.

Weather Bulletun.

Probabilities for the next 24 hours for the Muritime Provinces.

Toronto, Oct. 6--10 a. m.

Winds shifting to southeast and southwest ; fair, followed by cloudy weather, with local

rains, mostly in the no: thern portion.

METROLOGICAL OFFICE. Charlottetown October 6, 1884.

Highest Temperature Saturday.....-++-- 54.7) Crowdes, Buddeck; Edward Willis, St John; Lowest Temperature Saturday.......-- -36.1 S Rubin, do; J Ewing, do; R H Cushing, do; Highest Temperatare yesterday,. ..-.--+* 1.9) be at Glass. Montreait; M M Vardon, do; 5 Lowest Temperatare (read at midnight), . 42.2 McKean, Moncton; R A Flye, Brookline, Lowest Lemperature this moruiog...- Ale Maine. |

‘emperature this morning, at 8 o clock. 44.1

: , : leet l'emperatare this afternoon at 1 o’clock.. 44.6

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I'he ventilation of Victoria Bridge 1s

being improved..

The tariff on grain from Be ip to the

sealdard has den rdduted

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A Franco-Chinese Engagement.

Lonpon, Oct. 4

Advices from Hanoi, under date of to-day, state two French gunboats, whi'e cruising in advance of a party which was reconnoltering in the valley ere ittacked by Chinese regulars. One French cflicer killed and 130 men wounded, Reinforcements have arrived at the scene of the encounter.

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The French Account. Paris, Oct. 5.

General Delisle sends a despatch stating that, hearing that the Chinese troops be- tween Baicle and Langsono were moving forward, he took measures to drive them hack into ginboats, A brilliant engage- ment ensued, four thousand Chinese troops being pitted against him, Commander Chalie, of the Massue, was killed in the heht. When the’ despatch was sent the Chinese were being steadily driven back snd bad |. st heavily of their number.

Col. Neguer is massing troops to march agaiost the Chinese in Tonquin, and an engagement is soon expected,

The Egyptian Situation.

Lonpon, Oct. 6.

Council has been suddenly for Tuesday next. It is re- ported that the Council is called to consider the position that has been taken in Egyptian affairs. It is believed that there is a basis of truth in the reported recall of Gen. Lord Wolseley. He will go* as far as

A Cabinet summoned

Dongola; but the expeditlon up the Nile will be abandoned if communication is open by Gen. Gordon’s co-operation.

Gen. Gordon being at Berber, it is now projected to advance the camel” corps with a small force of cavalry from Suakin to his support.° New proposals for the settlement of the Egyptian financial question will be presented to the powers upon the return of Earl Northbrook.

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News from Cairo.

Carro, Oct. 4. Brigadier General Grinnell, of the Egyp- tian army, has been appointed to the com- mand of Assouan and its line of communi- cations. It is reported that the Mahdi is advancing towards the White Nile. He probably in- tends to cross the river at Duern. Major Kitchener reports that Colene! Stewart, with troops from Khartoum, is stranded on the rocks in the cataract at Wady Gavana, and asks that the Mudir of Dongola’s troops be sen* to his assistance. The Black Watch regiment is at Assouan. Three hundred and seventy Egyptian caval- ry horses have gone to Wady Halfa by water for use by the 19th Hussars.

News from Wady Halfa. Wapy Hatra, Oct. 3,

Messengers reports that Gen Gordon has returned to Khartoum. The robatal tribe dispersed on hearing of the death of their leader in the battle of Kertiz. Gen. Wolseley is here and is reported to remain sometime,

at Loggerheads.

Statesmen

Lonpon, Oct. 5.

Mr. Gladstone and Lord Salisbury fail to agree. Gladstoné absolutely refused to entertain a proposition to introduce the re- distribution bill in the House of Commons, before the House of Lords should pass the Franchise Bill.

A Surrender. Dvesuin, Oct. 5.

A report here says the actress Miss Fortescue receives $125,000 and surrenders the letters in her possession, including those of Lord Cairns. Lord Garmogle re. fused to submit to cross examinations by Counsellor Russell.

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Great Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5,

A fire occurred here to-day, burning Heacock’s storage warehouse, Crown street. Nine adjacent dwelling houses were also destroyed by falling walls. Loss, $250,000.

MARRIED.

In the Roman Catholic Church, at George- town, on the 30th Sept., by the Rev. Dr. Mc- Donald, V. G., Michael J, Foley, Esq., of Souris, to Miss Agnes Murphy, late of Lon- don, England.

HOTEL ARRIVALS. ROCKLIN HOUSE.

Oct 4—W H Docherty, Halifax; C Wilson, Truro; D R Williams, Horton; Jas A McKie, wife and family, Halifax; Jas Haynes, Sum- merside; Alex J Campbell, Kiaross; James Campbell, DeSable; John McMillan, Wheat- lev’ River; Jacob Kiser, New York; Wm C Carpenter, st Johv, N B; D W Campbell, Bristol, Ottawa; R Fitzsimmons, New Gias-

ow; W H Graham, Summerside; Rev George

isher, Stewiacke; E D Crawford, Little York; A McDougall, Bedeque. ’ OAKLAND , HOUSE.

Oct 3—Jobn S MeDonald, Pisquid; James S Smith, do; Roderick McDonald, City; Mr Shaw, Boston; Miss McAulay, do; Michal Ready, Tracadie; John Steel, Southport; Jas McGougan, Hamilton; R W Morson, Dundas; A A Cheney, Amesbury, Mass.

RANKIN HOUSE. Oct 4—Henry L Forhan, Shediac; Joseph J

) OSBORNE HOUSE.

ran, Kingstev, N B; W L Ccx, Halifax; A E McDonald, Str Princess of Wales. - : H P Woods, Summerside; W A fin ley, dv; LH ayiden, Vérntio wads PM ke, Mii View.

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Every Facility for Cooking.

Ch’town, Oct. 1.

New and Imp tved Principle,

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Sign of the Stove, Walker's Corner.

Ch’town, Sept. 27, 1884.

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to Give Buvers

FIRST CLASS

IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.

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FALL IMPORTATIONS!

The Balk of our Fall Stock is now Oven, and we are Prepared

VALUE

CASH CUSTOMERS AND WHOLESALE BUYERS

—WILL DO WELL TO—

tiie ED: wh LOCK. AD OUR. svtock BEFORR BUYING ELSEWHERE

W. A. WEERS & CO.

OPERATION,

STOCK FARM STOCK.

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‘The Following Surplus and Young Stock, Drafted from the Govern- ment Stock Farm,

WILL BE SOLD

BY AUCTION

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Provincial aud County Exhibitions,

AS FOLLUWS ;

‘At Chitown, on Weduesday, Oct. Sih, 2 o'clock, p. m,

One Shorthorn Bull. ‘Lord Darnley,’ calved 26th March, 1882.

One Shorthorn Cow, ‘Graceful 9th,’ calved June 18, 1880,

One Shorthorn Heifer, ‘Lonisa 5th,’ calved May 24th, 1883, One Shorthorn Bull Calf, calved May 4th, 1884. One Shorthorn Bull Calf, calved June 27th 1884, oa Ayrshire Cow, ‘Ierte,’ calved May 9th, ose, One Ayrshire April 20th, 1581. One Ayrshire Heifer Calf, calved May 8th, 18S4, One Ayrshire Bull Calf, calved May 12th, 1884. One Ayrshire Bull Calf, calved May 5th, 1884 Four Ram Lambs. One Thoroughbred Mare, 6 years old. One Thoroughbred Mare, 5 years old. Une Thoroughbred Yearling Colt,

Cow, ‘Wild Mary,’ calved

sire

‘Orphan Boy.’

One Filly (yearling), sire ‘Hernando.’

Ove Fat Cow,

One Fat Heifer.

Bonds are not required for the Horses and

attentiun.

Ch’town, Sept. 24. 1884.

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Ch town, Sept. 13, TSS4.

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Heavy Staple Goods.

W.& A. Brown & Co Have now Opened and Ready for Inspection a very Large Stock of

NEW & FASHIONABLE FALL & WINTER GOODS,

JUST RECEIVED FROM THE

BRITISH AND FOREICN MARSETS.

Prices of all classes of Merchandise are very Moderate this season, therefore we are offering all lines of Dry Goods at prices that are bound to sell them.

The Following Special Lines are Marked Down Low ;— Millinery, Jackets, Dolmans,and Ulsters, Fancy Goods, Wool Goods, Velveteens, Silk Velvets and Plushes, Black and Brocaded Silks, Dress Goods, (Black and Colored) Black Merinoes and Cashmeres, Black Crapes, Fur Cloaks, Capes, and Trim- mings, Black Skirts, Scarlet and Grey Flannels, Gent's Wool Underclothing. Aslo a very large Stock of

ca” 45,150 yds. Grey Cotton Marked down to Gc. and4s. A large Stock St. John Cotten Warps at Mill Prices.

If you want Genuine Bargains do not fail to call at BROWN’S, where you will receive every

WHOLLEMSATLH AND RETATL. Remember the Place: Tremaine & Metcalf’s old Stand, next Door to Messrs. Beer & Goff.

<=> The New Brick Store will not be opened till lst April next. a7

W. & A. BROWN & CO.

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FIRST INSTALMENT

ALL & WINTER GOODS

Perkins & Sterng’,

R. STERNS’ recent purchases in Great Britain and the United States are daily coming to i hand. In a few days our Steck will be complete, with the contents of over

200 CASES AND “BALES

English, Canadian and American Dry Goods,

| v hich for variety, style and price cannot be surpassed in P. EK, Island. Oct 4—-T M Doyle, Crapaud; Thomas Cur- |

PERKINS & STERNES.

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| Fat Cattle.

Terms or sate: All sums under $25, cash over that amount three months, on approved joint notes,

ms HENRY LONGWORTH, : Chairman Stock Farm Commissioners, Ch’town, Sept. 25—2in wk

FAT HERRING FOR SALE.

UsT received a quantity of Good Fat Newfoundland Herring. For sale cheap n barrels and half barrels

A. HORNE & Cu, Upper Queen Bt, Ch’town, Sept. 18, 84.

LAND SALE.

O be sold at Public Auction, on the prem-

ises, on King Street, opposite the Post Office, Charlottetown, on Friday, the 17th day of October next, all that valuable prop. erty, with dwelling house thereon, on the south side of King Street, baving a front on said street of about thirty-four feet, and running southerly by parallel lines sixty- three feet, with a right of way from said street for horses. carts, trucks, etc, TERMS—One-third cash at sale, ‘he balj- ance to be secured by a mortgage of the premises, bearing six per cent interest. For further particulars apply to Mvgsrs. McLeod, Morson & McQuarrie.

SABAH McKINNON. Ch’town, Sept 9, Lss4,

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WANZER

a oo Sewing Machines. THESE CELEBRATED MACHINES

RECEIVED HIGHEST AWARDS

At all the leading Exhibitions of the World,

Only Gold Medal in Canada, 1883.

J. F. WILLIS & CO., Sole and only authorized Agents for P. E. I. jy3

MORTGAGE SALE,

TO be sold at Public Auction on Wednesday, the twelfth day of November next, A.D., 1884, at the hour of twelve o’clock, noon, in front of the Court House, in Charlotte- town.

LL that tract, piece and parcel of land situate, lying and being in Township pumber seventeen, and bounded and described as follows, :—Commencing at a stake fixed on the north side of a street leading from Central Street, (so called) to the Hinton Road, and on the south-west angle of land formerly in possession of Daniel Green, Esq. ; thence northerly along the western boundary line of said land for a distance of nineteen chains and seventy-tive links to land now in possession of Robert T. Holman, Erq ; thence westwardly along the southern boundary line of said last mentioned land, a distance of seven chains and ninety-nine links, or to the said Hinton Road ; thence southwardly along the eastern side of the said Hinton Road a distance of nineteen chains and seventy-five links; thence eastwardly a distance of eight chains and twenty-eight links to the place of commence- ment, containing by estimation an area of fifteen acres, three rods and ten poles, a little more or less, together with all buildings and improvements thereon, and appurtenances thereunto belonging.

The above sale is made under and by virtue of a Power of Sale contained in a mortgage dated 5th June, 1875, made between Charles Green of Township : umber seventeen, farmer, of the one part, and Amy Ann Green of the same place, of the other part.

For further particulars apply at the office of Palmer and McLeod, Charlottetown.

Dated at Charlottetown this 20th Septem- ber, A. D., 1884.

AMY ANN GREEN, Mortgagee. Ch’town, Sept. 22, $4—oaw mon

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