ay,
es Y
ir
and Other items.
LO et for drill to Ri ineers wii ge OD ~ nw? niga’ . W ? = al f a , 4 : ssued to - EXAMINER © 1" 1 e™? + eg DoTMUTION - wey ar. —The ( Small Court Pr . aa ; 1} Ta) ec , , oo . i . » Time Che , UES, maa e Via iB natore tev i me s . i Miss Phelps WwW. Fe ee ‘ o @ are W snted to N y : t ait at i), A. wy ¥e ; ¢3 2 ‘ a ‘ i ielps will lecture ist ] sday evening A - a Re , oe > . RLY your picnic RAR: ; foe Dowi t Quirks Steam ws.’ Pe Prince Bt a - 8 N American Straw Hate ar > at great! reduced prices irom oe. pp A, Bru —— ” > woe Latte Lovist By cable to A, M, ae bieq.. this mornivg, the brigt. Hattie 3 rive iat Barbados, all well. , grrived ¢ - - on yarniety of Cake, Pastry, Pies a hee wood things to be rad to-night at o-D r _ ° ‘ Pod. - Staam Bakery. \. & U. Quirk, i k's St —-~ - eygeRs. —1o-morrow heing Dominion
the Charlottetown Engineers will not 5, =
ot for dria unt Friday
evening, at eight ) ee -
TT Whe heed : TEITARY The two City Batteries of Gar- y artillery, with the Brigade Band, sped out last evening, presenting @ splen- u
B ; (appearance. ;
pyquawesTaRY Dixvek —His Honor the satepant Governor hae iseaed cards for a sriamentary dinner at Thursday eveping nex
Gevernment House
on >
TugPHoNic.—To morrow being a public diay, the Telephone Othice will be opened uly during Sunday hours, viz., from 9 to 10 , m., 1 to ? p. m., and 9to lv p. mm.
~ purpnarMonte SocietY.—The Philharmonic Seiety met last evening. A tinancial state. ant was submitted. After me diccassion
yecting adjourned for a fortnight,
s
_——
Pewens TournamueNT.—The Hook and Ladder and Hose Teams, to take part in
the fourra nent at M ncton to-morrow Domuion Day) left here this morning. —_~_+_>_> --——_
Davies Drug Store will be openat 6 a. local time, before trains and steamboats lave the city, to give pleasure seekers a sace to obtain flies, rods, cigars, etc., be- re jeaving. a - > Ranty Cappaces.—Mr. J. J. Gay, of Pownal, the well-known market gardener, «is namber of early cabbages in the mar- ket to-day. They were well developed and
; L} " eke lyg > POUICKILY
.
>
Dommston Day.—There will be an excarsion feta Souris, Dominion Day, on board the 38. 8. St. Olaf to the bazaar and picnic at Pictou, kaviag Sourieat 7 m. and calling at George- wwe. Return fare, $1.00.
Gee ere S Misaston.—The Rev. Dr. llartt, of Nankin Mission, will give addresses ‘missionary work in the Upper Prince St. thedist Church on next Sunday morning, end ia the brick church imp the evening.
we T . r SA ANLAND
Met
aes Vor or Tue Hosprrar.—It is pleasing ) hear that Joseph Beers, the man who : severely injured about the head whe working on the steamer Southport recently, has sufficiently recovered to be alls to leave the Hospital.
was 80
a “RED.—We regret to learn that Mr. arg Wright, of the firm of Mark Wright &@ Lo., was accidentally struck on the side of
Soa . 1 he face by the shaft of
me of the machines
om eer t yesterday afternoon,
aid Was 85! was somes Dr. Johnson Was Caiied dil. = —_
Se ss my reyes ot AW YoRK.—The steamer William, _ {Pela Cooke, arrived at New York from “us port latt evening, after a very stormy Assay ay ar . . eur Her cargo of lobsters is being ‘aided 32 excellent condition—just in time to
ewwape the d ity w hi
7 h will be imposed on and atter
“wer to-morrow. QUathe cargo of the Wil-
iam the duty would amount to about $2,500, tier ee
GEORGETOWN Drivi Parkx.—The rain-
us Were very heavy for a few days past,
yet the Driving Park being so well graded is
in its rate order for the races on the Ist.
A good deal . . - sata Gea: of attention is given to have Yervthing ir :
ythiag ia good shape, and several hundred
ich ' are recently been expended on the
Bin Aa te is put in splendid condition.
wo Will ikely give an exhibition of speed. -~ —
Dowtxion Day The CGeoraeut
” "getown and Sum Point du
trotting races at
nerside; excursion to
Northumberland
Lawrence; excur-
Commodere;
wis tournam anit at oe pee Bie ct ‘ ; « soo
Cheue
, on tie aud to Pictou mn the St sion to West Bir
‘ the
er on necial f ipecial fares along t!
tr ' ; tue + aa Tough; private picnics, etc. All
“+5 Wanted is a tine day
>
Axoy p .
ry — SuccessruL IsLanper. — Cadet Snags arrived home last evening from the . a Jat. where he has been attending
voyal Mj itary College Mr. Beer led
ila a}
ao oe end of this term and re veived Wa ae for Highest proficiency. Mr. Beer ete at the Prince of Wales College. aad will _ " — oe holidays at home September “ie 9 studies at Kingston in eadets who Mr, Seer was one of the honored
ity Hal amemed the guard on duty in the A Mecdodlide di at the time of Sic Johan grteles, - ; ds death. W e heartily con. trust he an young friend on his success, aud
vil always maintajo the lead through
hs collegiate course,
. Postustic — Cen, Be rar
tiie ont Coys: Se eee iy, accom. pugilist, arrived here last even- hailing fec — by Cal. Jordan, a pugilist topped ove, Kentville, N. S. _ Frank Steele tom irrow erin St. John, but will arrive here Wisted by } Godfrey, Jordan and Steele, tion j ¥ tocal talent, will give an exhibi-
Pon Lyceum on Thursday evening John, oo given exhibitions in St. ing the as Moncton and other cities dur- wel ae * lew weeks, and the papers all
ei of the entertainment furnished.
next,
frodfr
fey carria ‘
Desens, thi les an elegant gold-headed cane, €¢ him by his Boston friends last year.
~~ S8Y8 it is “4 Charlottet “Manges have
fourteen years since he was last own, and he notices that many taken place since that time.
ey ad
5
DAT
ee
AILY EXA TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Sprorat Drsp : u Despatonrs To Tuk EXAMINER,
SIR JOHN MACDONALD.
A MEMORIAL INSTITUTE,
ee
Orrawa, June 30.
\ large meeting held at Ottawa last night, decided upon the erection in mem- ory of Sir John Macdonald of a memorial institute, devoted mainly to the purposes of art, literature, science and music. A committee was formed of both political
parties and nationalities t ocarry ovt resolution, , -"
ee
Tin Plate Works.
a Swanska, June 30, he stoppage of the tin plate works keeps seven hundred and fifty thousand boxes off
: . the market. The average consumption is a milhon boxes a month,
Electric Street Railway.
-_-—
Orrawa, June 30.
The Electric Street Railway was open- ed hare yesterday amid great enthusiasm-
Famine in Russia.
Sr. Perrrsavre, June 30. Nhe Russian harvest is likely to be the worst on record. A famine is inevitable.
Giadstone’s Health.
————
ss Lonvon, June 30, Mr. Gladstone is able to take short walks,
Senator Macdonald.
Orrawa, June 30. Senator Macdonald is rapidly improving.
— oo
Weather Bulletin.
Toronto, June 30.—10 a. m.
Moderate winds; cloudy to partly cloudy; showers in scme localities; not much change jo temperature.
Fishery Balletia.
(Fisheries Intelligence Bureau Report.)
_ Hatrrax, June 30.—The reports to-night indicate that the storms prevail throughout the fishing districts on the shores of P. E, Island. It is reported that the weather during the past week has been the most dis- astrous to the fisheries fur years, the whole ceast being covered with wrecks of traps and nets.
The reports of fish to-day are as follows : Salmon fishing did very well at Long Point and Mingan, Que. caplin very good at St. John River, Que., and fair at Sole River, a few herring were takiug in nets at Ingonish, C. B., and mackerel are reported oe in large numbers at Lunenburg, N.S.
WILL THE PRIEND who borrowed my field glass some months ago please return it, as I have as much use for it ashe has.—W. W, Brer, 2i
Tue CaledoniantClub Room, corner of Queen and King Streets, has lately been nicely painted, the walls tinted and the room re- farnished throughout, so that now it presents a very creditable appearance. The regular monthly meeting of the Club will be held this evening at 8 o'clock when a full attendance of members is requested. iicaetilinansate
Pouce Court.—This morning the de- fendant in an assault case was fined $1 and costs, and a young man charged with being drunk and disorderly was given $30 or JO days. A man for allowing a cow to roam at large was fined 75 cents without costs.
Mernopist Conrerence.—The stationing committee have made the foliowing changes in the station sheet already published :
W. W. Lodge to Fairville.
J. C. Berrie to Hillsboro.
Wm. Maggs to Winsloe.
W. J.{Kirbyto Second Church, Charlotte- town.
T. J. Dienstadt to Wesley Memorial Church, Moncton.
SoctaL.—Miss Wilson and her pupils’en- tertained a large number of ladies and gen- tlemen in the hall, corner of Prince and Kent Streets last evening. A _ well- aranged programme of vocal and instru- mental music, dialogues and recitatione, was carried out in a manner creditable alike to both pupils and teacher. The way in which the little ones —some very little ones —acquitted themselves, spoke volames for the thoroughness of the instruction im- parted. A. Lord, Esq., presided. Every person present was well pleased with the
entertainment furnished.
Tur Monrn’s Work.—During the month of June, closing to-day, forty-one cases were adjudicated upon by His Honor the Stipendi- ary Magistrate, as follows: Abusive language, 1 conviction, 3 dismizsals; assault, ] convic- tion, | dismissal; drunkenness, 18 convictions; breach Lord’s Day Act, 2 convictions; lar- ceny, | conviction, | dismissal; cattle at large, 4 convictions, 1 dismissal; disorderly driving, i dismissal; annoying persons in dwelling, 1 dismissal; nuisance, 2 convictions. Ten cases were sent up for trialin the Supreme Court, The number of drunks for the month of June
last year was 19.
A good story is told of the Duke of Wel- lington in church: An old lady in humble circumstances chanced to be next the Duke both in a kneeling attitude, and arising from her position, recoguizing the Duke, attempts in an apologetic manner to vacate the seat. The Duke very graciously forces her to be seated by him, remarking ‘*we are all alike here.” This reminds us of how alike people are in their fancies of flowers. The pansy, for iustance, 18 a universal fa- vorite with all, and we can say with the Duke of Wellington, “we are all alike here” —especially with such beautiful deli- eate colored ones as Gay & Son are selling in the Market and at home. See their ad. of flowers and-vegetable plants.
j4 d 4i 2aw w 21 ne Cooked Corn Beef—just the thing for pic-
nics—for sale by the pound at Beer & Goff's.
Goff's.
Reedipegueeaeeeee
MINER, -
ieee
Salaitacschentad oe ae : a
aut
DIED. : At Montague B 30th, Peter Hugh sorrowing wife, four sisters, mourn their loss,
father,
May his soul rest in peace.
Vernon River, vited to attend.)
EXTENSIVE SALE
BY AUCTION.
Horses, Cows, Carriages, Farming Implements, Household Furni- ture, Hay, Oats, ete.
Friends and acquaintances in-
AM instructed by the Executors s to th I Estate of the late Justice Peters to sell y Auction, at his late residence, Sidmount on WEDNESDAY, the 8th day of July, com: mencing at 11 o'clock, a. m. : .
Horses, Cows, Carriages, Slei ' . ghs, Farmin mplements, Hay, 0: te,
Household Punaitnes. oe vod
R. BEAIRSTO, Auctioneer,
Lorne Hotel, Tracadie Beach.
OOMS at this House can be had on appli . - . : cation to Mr. ©. A. Hyndman, Brighton: Parties going there must take their own Bed. ding, ete, You ean put im a good time for & little money this summer at-this plate ju26—Im_ pd
Halifax and P. &. Island.
june30
§,5. FASTNET, - Zoe
A. i. KELLY, COMMANDER, yw sail from Halifax every Monday, : at 10 p.m., for Charlottetown, eall- ing at Canso, Arichat, Hawkesbury, Past Hastings and Souris. Returning, will leavé Charlottetown every Thursday afternoon, calling at same intermediate ports with the exception of Souris. For Freight, etc., apply to
W..W. CLARKE, Agent.
Charlottetown, June 20, 1891—dy
BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1862.
Capital Paid Up.......: £800,000, (With power to increase.)
Reserve Fund......... 208,000,
$3,000,000 1,040,000
Note Circulation Notice.
In accordance with the provisions of See 55 of the Bank Act, which comes into force on FIRST JULY ‘proximo, this Bank has niade arrange- ments whereby notes cf the Bank will be RE- DEEMED AT PAR by the following Banks at any of their Branches in the Dominion, vis:— Bank of Montreal, Canadian Bank of Com- merce, [Imperial Bank of Canada, Bank of Nova Scotia, Traders Hank of Canada, Bank of Hamil- ton, Mercbants Bank of Halifax, Halifax Bank- ing Co, Union Bank of Halifax and Commercia! Bank of Manitoba. Arrangements have been made with the follow ing Banks to ACT SPECIALLY AS AGENTS for the redemption of the Bank’s notes at the nadermentioned cities : — HALIFAX, N S—Bank of Montreal, Bank of Nova Scotia, Halifax Banking Co, Mer- chants Bank of Halifax and Union Bank of Halifax. ST JOHN, N B—Bank of Montreal, Bank of Nova Scotia, Merchants Bank of Halifax and Halifax Banking Co, CHARLOTTETOWN, P E I—Bank of Nova Scotia and Merchants Bank of Halifax. MONTREAL—Bank of Montrea!, Canadian Bank of Commerce, Molson’s Bank, Bank Nova Scotia and Merchants Bank of Halifax. TORONTO—Bank of Montreal, Canadian Bank of Commerce, Imperial Bank of Canada, Molson’s Bank, Bank of Hamilton and Traders Bank of Canuda. : WINNIPEG—Bank of Montreal, Imperial Bank of Canada, Molson’s Bank and Commercial Bank of Manitoba, * The Bank of British Columbia will redeem at rthe notesof each of the above mentioned nks at any of its Branches in British Columbia.
WM. C. WARD, Victoria, B C, June 1, 1891. Manager. junelé—dy 3m
WANTS, LOST, FOUND de
ANTED —A gir! for general heusework ip a W small family. Apply to Mrs. G. D. LONG- WORTH, ilillsboruugh Street. 3i pd—j usd
To-lay, in the Market House, at or near Gay’s stall, a Purse containing money and some prescriotions. Finder will please leave same at thia office or at Mr. Morgan's,
osT.—
Southport, tf—june30 nici tnsiiliainpcatalsiat IND.—In this city, some time ago, a pair of FSS im office. li-ju29
Kye Glasses. Apply at tb’s
UND,—A parcel containing men’s clothing. Fr The finder will obtain the same on applica- tion to THOMAS MERCHANT. 2i—june29
LET.—A House on Pleasant Street, with T° stable and Coach House. Apply at R BEAIRSTO’S office. june29
T° LET.—A house on U taining six reoms, all newly painted Separate yard and water in the
Apply to JaMus F. CURTIS.
WANTSD.—A Cook, Goo d reference required Apply to Mrs. GEORGE PEAKE. julsdy tf wy FOR SALE.—A Building ate on Bishop Street. LIAMS, Ridgeway’s Nursery. NTED.-—-For the end of July, a general ser- W vant. Apply to Mrs. G. W. Hopason, Gratton Street. : % judi LATE GLASS INSURANCE.—R. K, Jost, Agent, North side Queen Square. jane20—im
per Queen Street, con- papered and
house.
juz
Lot and Building situ- Apply to JoHN WIL- 2w—ju's
tidge, on Tuesday, June es, aged 32 years, leaving a , three brothers and besides a large circle of friends to
(Funeral will take place on Thursday to
Oe ai ae
rene ee
. a GO te tee | ee ge cennee. = Pre en @ meee ete, -*
Fine All-wool Dress Goods, Fine All-wool Dress Goods, Fine All-wool Dress Goods, Fine All-wool Dress Goods, Fine All-wool Dress Goods,
offered in this City for some ti
wy
=U ESDAY, JUNE
S,adies should see these Goods.
xt
nS
ii ee
_
ener ae
30, 1891. :
EXTRAORDINARY SALE
Ladies Dress Goods.
They are
me,
Charlottetown, June 17, 1891.
———— ——{x)
_i «\ {<P
_ Having a Large Stock of Fine-All-wool Light Dress Materials, we will make the fol- lowing Reduction in Price to make a speedy Clearance :—
regular price 24e, now 16¢,
: : bse, “ We.
: . 2 s6c, “ We,
" 40c, “ 26e, sé 6
30¢, been
MACDONALD.
45¢, decidedly the best Bargains that have
J. B.
DOMINION BOOT AND SHOE STORE!
THE PEOPLE’S FRIEND.
—
Every Day the People are Saving Money by buying their Boots and Shoes from us
EXTRAORDIN
———————————
ARY P
URCHASES
READYMADE CLOTHING !
COMPRISIN G:
Charlottetown, June 6, 1891—eod wy
TROTTING RACES
Little River, Lot 56,
— ie
SATURDAY,
iSth DAY OF JULY,
When a Purse of SIXTY DOLLARS will be given to the followiag Classes :
THREE MINUTE CLASS, $24~$10 to
first, $$ to second, $6 to third.
GREEN RACE, $18—$8 to first, $6 to
second, $4 to third,
THREE-YEAR-OLD RACE, $18—$8 to
first, $6 to second, $4 to third.
In addition to the above, a prize will be
given to a Two-Year-Old Class, should there
be enough to enter.
Entrance fee, }0 per cent. of purse. Five
to enter and three or more to start.
There will be a well-stocked Saloon on the
ground, but no intexicating liquors will be
sold, and anyone who will sell any on that
day near the ground will be watched and
punished eccording to law.
Horsemen are invited to attend and have a
good day’s fun.
SAMUEL McPHERSON. Little River, June 22, 1891—dy wy
LL KINDS of Sewing Machines repaired and made to work with satisfaction at my office, above W. P. Colwill’s Cheap Crockery Store, opposite the Post Office. JOHN HIGGINS.
june27—3i eod pat
LET.—A Tenement House on Chestnot Street; containing six well-finished rooms. Apply on the premises, or to Mrs. P. S. B2OW ¥. Kent Street. tf—ju NTED.—A Book-keeper who has had ex- "* erience in an office. Good reference re- quires. Apply at THE EXAMINE® office. june20—tf ce a gti ciation lilhnenngtone OST.—A Gold Signet Ring (rampant lion). L Finder will be rewarded, Enquire at this lw pd—june20
ene een
office. ASTURE TO LET, on the McGill property, P a to 6 acres, by H. MONAGHAN. tf—ju8s
House TO LET.—A newly built private Dwelling House, situate on Richmond St., Wes’. Good harbor and country view. Fitted
up with aj] modern timprovements. It isina
Pineapples, Bananas, Tomatoes. Oranges quiet part of the city and free from dust ng and Lemons for sale cheap to-night at Beer & ance. Apply to Thomas Campbell, Richmo 4
Street.
Plate Glass Insurance.
DOMINION PLATE GLASS INSURANCE CO.
Sewing Machines Repaired.
RUSTICO
Gents’ Black All-Wool Worsteds, | Popular Prices | Youths’ Blk Worsted Suits, all sizes j James Paton & Co's, | Blak and Blue Black Bee " Bweed Suits, all sizes and Vests, ae rorutak | © Black Russell Cord Goats, | Readyu'de Clothing | ‘‘ two and three place Suits, ( Clothing Store... Fine Scotch Tweed Trousers, site | Serge Suits, from $1.95, “ot Black Business Suits, 5. paron & co.} "Tweed Suits, all prices, ae . : n= zz = Fine Ready- | Boys’ Suits, one lot to clear, from 76 cents, | ares =—2 ., |made Clothing] “ Serge Suits, from $1.00 up, ona ce am 8S ~ /Tonight, and| “ Fancy Tweed Suits, from $1.50 up, Ss os 255 2 |Every Day this! “ Black Worsted Suits, 2cae se Week its, inti . = “132 = -vwneef-u!t Suits, every description, cheap. se -° = =5z : RES ase = The above Goods are the finest ever imported to P. E. Island. They “SE &=~°- pa & consist of the latest Novelties for Midsummer wear. and are of such magni- a) <©oe i om R tude that few. indeed, could realize the importance and bulk of said consign- = 4 2 = 2 ae ment were we merely to recapitulate figures. Call and see for yourself. Ask =< — Ga o's — . ee fine SCOTCH SERGE COATS and VESTS, suitable for Business os a= ce = en, Clerks, etc., etc. ae 2 > ee - 75 Plain Black, Brown and Fancy Tweed Waterproof Coats, cheap.
JAMES PATON & CO,
MARKET SQUARE.
Pp 7D a BONY © BEACH, P: &. 4
arene)
—-
~
——_
Terms moderate.
~ 7 ae
i. beautiful and well-known Summer Resort will open
for Guests and Visitors on JULY }
For particulars address
June 24, 1891—2m
Ua Mot
FRANCIS
JOHN NEWSON & CO.,
- Paya Qa
DRAKE'S
CELEBRATED
Beltast Ginger Ale, Champagne Cider, Lemonade,
(IN PINTS AND HALF PINTS.)
Best in the
June 26—dy Im eod
$50,000 Deposit with Dominion Government.
NORTON & FENNELL, AGENTS.
ju24—dy 2w 2aw wy 2w
Just the thing for Families and the Trade supplied. Write for prices.
Market, which a Trial will Prove -———_—_{(x -—_——-— TEA PARTIES, PICNICS, etc.
THORNE BROS.,
Sole Agents for P. F. Island.