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THE DAILY

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EXAMINER,

TELEGRAPHI

© NEWs. |

\ ' SHOAL Desy a. ESPATOHWES To Tur K Be : yening KXAMINER, | Cras and vest at Prowse Broa 1929 3i WANTED \ y ol i at Datty Ex- HY ror bine cheapest summer coats on earth go gixes of Ma — ENT | to Prowse Bros., the Wonderful Cheap Men Ame eo . sf * ° ; . > 1! : An i ] , e Oo ] J y29 Qi : cents al iton mens am OV NE arn 7O- Pru es Coe Bree ona —--- —- NE and two-pound fruit cakes, from ay imported so Sa oe }3J Oi Christie Brow ; Oo ight im : . : ; le brown & Oo., jast received at aie 6 hlection Fra helo me : New UANAY .N ReADERS are at the 188 p V+ »=l _ ue Store. Specisl rates to teachers, ete, f Twenty per cent discount.—We are of- Bure cinemas acre ce * special lot of men’s fine shoes at | 6. en nei ini R ‘ ; wenty per cent discount Call ee . e . and see ; “A ilation of that city e stra themat R.K. Jost’ vor i Quod ‘To 9 } city to O ers.'s ost's, North side (Queen — 3 e) Square, July 16 2 wks . EXTes time for receiving] , Orrawa, July 30, : tious zis o a ites has been —— Senate reassembled yesterday. A * ’ } ist. ye ’ > r . 3 ail z ge amount of Government busitess was : mon aa en in the House yesterday ‘ Bs ~ 3 < musians meets to-nm T 7 } v : r Wi, : ‘ ¢ : f — awe ul to amend the Election Franchise Act 8 aight (Friday) at ck sharp. Special) was read athird time. It provides f ‘gan i Ss Re order, i Wiprnorne, SS. tension tu the loth in " bh a for ex- J i. . xi te wr é fust as the ast d: : tor receiving appli 3 ay . se iE My PP wWallons tk ae, yasrros,'s WHeEaT ( _ oo — the voters list. Be Pinned we ee Ee Winnipeg & Ox c ize estimate 1e This : ‘i Yaniteba wheat yie'd this year at 30,000,000 | 444 r = es be put through the Senate, ; iss and with others will be assented to to- ’ gsoet in . ] ; ‘ ; ne ae orrow by the Duputy Governor General coumiTTex MEETIN« Che Firemen’s Tour- ne nent Committee wi meat this evening, at . j ‘ J i k ie — ni nygen nt ‘ j , foelock, to complete arrangements for oe | Gartwright § Amendment Charlottetown, P. E. 1. voonlight “.xcarsion @evpay Sc#o Picxi the to Sunday |p t y ahol Piceics yesterday were aly ly attend- | ar }) oh ely attend’ | bargest = Vote Ever Recorded. | - e, anu ™ gaathie thi 2 MS ‘ that could be | G ‘ ° ~ e _ 2 sovernment’s Majority 31. ee Perk . Sunday School will | the ic at : ape Traverse | Orrawa, July 30. Qn & y August 3 gt. Ghof August. " : os papers. 7 Yesterday morning's vote on Cartwright’s ’ satu y next ertisement giving = amendment was the largest ever recorded Stee } arS lickets are BOW On Sale at the} j . ‘ +: a fea Hovse of Commons. Six members j : A pews paired. Gibson (Grit) was absent LF 3 CHOICE : w ' 7 5 op Tuaxxs. —The Superintendent of el one Bye. and Sav “— Tarte and Mc- j 7 : re ag HE - | (rreevy, who were opposed to C ; , the Furs Me ‘ > md ary ocboeoi Wisneé, 12 PP 0 ertwri ht 8 a. W & . , the ' : to thank all friends | meondment, . THE ALWAYS “ELIABLE eho in any Way sted in muking the ehil- | Allowing for the vacant seats in R'chlieu dren's picuic such a success and day of pleasuie | and Kingston, the Government's majority, the jittle ones. —S. C. Moore. j Soaneeeng to yesterday's vote, is thirty-one. - ro G. T.—A full attendance ci the! aero: sue Chastottetowa Lodge i THE TARTH-MCGRERVY CASE i caathedl 2 [he Grand Chief Templer | | » 4) will be present, and make |! regard to furthering our | work i; ’ ‘ y ‘ ae ‘Robert MeGreevy Contra- Raxp ON THE SquaneE.—Now that Queen ic Syuwe is aya shapa, the people are | dic ted. whing if there are be any promenade hg aia acc

season. The promenade last year were very

+ r hi § there this

meeris on the square

Jayant and were greatly appreciated by zeus generally as well as by visitors to the | ty. Why cannot we have them agaio this | 383 Si) n 300 = it ge Cour [nis morning, one drunk, an ladian, was fined $30 or 30 days, and a a! ssa was disposed of for the yal fine Sl on his taking the pledge ana Dromising to dy etter in the fature. , i, summoned inplaint of the Sanitary Olfiser tor haviog dir.y outbuildings on thelr premises, Were ¢€ : ordered to have t 3cd of August,

the nuisance abated by

and to pay a fine of $1. -

Naw Booxs.—St K ine by the Tower, by Besant; A Freak of Pute, by the Earl of Desart; Wheu the Shadows Fles Away, by Beaard ; Paul Pato, by F. Marion Craw- fd; Maid Marian, by Seewell ; Ties Human aad Divin>, by “arjeon ; The Rel! of Honor, by Annie Thomas; Morris Judas, by Hame;

My Danish Sweetheart, by W. Clark Russel ; Ada Triseutt, by Hizyzard; Eric Brighteyes, wy Harrard; An American Girl in Londen, dic., &., for sale at the

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Simon.—The entertainment given in the Opera House last eveniug by Zera Semon and wes a first class per- to enti. The

Ris §p claity comp any mates from heginnliog

professor himself is one of the best sleight-of- ,

lind performers and

ventriloguists ever seen id the city, A

wi without those tiresome delays seen in 80

way entertainments of the kind, The tettiininent o! ; . °

therlininent closed with a marionette show

33g 4 10D list ol specialties, all of which

were good.

:

’ . : The house was packed from the mig? Wo the door, and a large number had to # away disappoiated.—{ Hamilton Times. ie

( Joun.— The Montreal raZette. egunmantiniy ‘ wazette, commenting on G. Mercer Adams’ Lite of Sir Jubn A. Maci ynald, says: “Ar. Adam is k ; 0 :

“iM iskovwa both as an entertaining wry in 2 ar a :

riter and a student of Canadian history, and will) without d . ee? Without doubt, produce an it ne volume. His scheme, as indicated i the proposed table of contents, is very comprehensiv ae

Mpreheusive, and will make the whuvle

Taal

OF SIR

Dt

practices : ; : 7 : practically a history of Cinada since the |

Preishment of respousible government.” a work will be furnished on ap- Charl a to M. B. Trainor, Box 500, -ahotletown. Cry eee with $60,008 THE Savace.—A ship laden eben leat deny of New England rum left Rees eek for the usual destination for Salty } a dark continent. From 139), the a to the corresponding date in porte in ga of this sort from Boston to at 81.99) ea9 were 1,018,591 gallons, valued ‘Shier During the past year this 48 almost doubled in quantity and tne — number of gtllons exported in 8356. nonths ending July 1, 1890, was tuded ver against 1,018,591 the year just Azring: Ps _— value was only $656,216 as . * 91,225,589 in the year just past. TELEPuose Cov < tock ) i. Y f Pp a4 iNy.—A meeting of the day to ¢ tenide anpeny er held yester- terms of ¢} = ine Cxneaaen of its lines to Legislature wi o of tne last session of the ane -_ the advisability of proceeding

Istnished. “a Nstimatos of the cost were : ; mounting to @'2 70 ? a S Was -res ved ¢, ete _ ¥ an after which Summerside. Ch , ee lists at Aud a decision o: a ee a and Georgetown, ceed With the 2 gs question whether to pro- the result + Pata was postponed to await Wish telenh ie subscriptions. fi the public r lone exteusion thev have now @ * Promoting such facilities by in- “aelr Money in the enterprise.

trade

Value,

Wid

Cian ‘@

Vesting

AR - AR ca AD Maxine Macuine —A_ special

Diamond Bookstore. |

| his tricks were done clean |

Why the McGreevys’ Quarreled.

Orrawa, July 39.

Before the Tarte-McGreevy inquest yes- terday George Perley, son of Chief En- gineer Perley, flatly contradicted Robert McGreevy’'s testimony that two thousand dollars had been giveu him by the Connoliy firm to give his father. He had never re- ceived it nor heard of it.

Robart McGreevy’s evidence was then continued. He would uot deny that he had abstracted his brother's private papers. He had guarreiled with his brother Thomas four years ago, because Thomas had de- nounced him as a thief, after thirty years of dealing together.

Thowas McGreevy’s evidence was ordered for this morping.

Public Accounts Enquiry The Investigation Continued.

No Evidence of Imporiance.

Orrawa, July 30.

Inthe Public Accounts Committee a carpenter employed about the Department- al Buildings testified that he had done odd jobs for Hon, Mr. Dewdney after hours for which Dewdney paid him. No irregulraity

| was proved. | A messenger was then examined who testified to performing domestic services at Dewdney's residence, such as waiting at table, ete. He refused to state what Mr. Dewdney paid him, saying that was his own business. Somerville tried to force an ‘answer to this, but the Committee sus- ‘tained the witness and stopped further , impertinent questions. ef

Other instances of clerks receiving extra _pay for extra work were produced, but nothing startling was elicited.

| f | ‘aes

Weather Bulletin.

ioe ee te ane ie

Local Notices.

Hot weather made cool by getting a light

Wonder Worker

——AND—— Ventriloquial Emperor, WITH HIS WONDERFUL

NEW MAGIC SHOW. 100--Beantifal & Castiy Prasants--100

GIVEN AWAY NIGHTLY.

PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES:

General Admission..... Paes

Reserved Seats........ <sheidtsecenes -* Doors open at 7 30; Curtain rises at 8.30. ju y29

WANTS, LOST, FOUND d&e

A LE

OARDERS can be accommodated at the Mc Fapyen Houses, next door to Dr. McLeod’s,

hichmond Street. 3i pd—j) 30 W ANTED.,—A girl for veneral housework in a family of three. Must come well recom-

mended. Apply to Mrs. WILLIAM ROURKE, Es-

Tononto, July 30.—10-a. m. East to south winds; fair to-day; sone local showers to-night; a little lower tempera- ture, =

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Fishery Balletia.

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(Fisheries Intelligence Bureau Report.)

uly 30.—There is etill no bait

Hatirax, J The reports read

or fishing at Anticosti,

to-night are as follows : Quebec-—Uod good at Thunder River,

Magpie and Long Point. Very god at Moisie aud Sheldrake. Poor at Grand River and Newport Point, but fair at Pespe- biac. Good catches of laurce at Thunder River, Moisie, Long Point and Sheldrake. Herring good at Magpie. Poor at Grand

River and Newport. Poivt. New Brunswick—A few cod and salmon

i i kerel. at Point Hacumunac, but no macke Excellent hauls of hake, haddock, halibut and sardines, at Campbelle, and a few catches of herring and mackerel

uris, but all other fish at Georgetown. fishery fair a’

Very plentiful at So

scarce and uli fisheries poor

lrom W . ae estmore| ind to the Transcript, of | Cape Breton —Herring ser lea cea » Says: ‘* Mr. Albert Palmer, M | Port Hawkesbury aud gous - - ; ara Queen's County, has lately been where vessels are eer ee aa tying ty ae eastern end of the county tishing reported du 4 ug a ae i. luce the Champion Road | Englishtown and St. Pe ; Ne, for which he is agent. A fair | have all leit St. Peter's Bay. | ae : Nova Scotia—Cod fishery fair at Isaac s

t

est w 4g

: . thar at ‘ . iade at Westmoreland Point,

the Dres

35 of oe of Mr. Met) een, and about Harbor, but apy atl = f very fine herriag ® inhabitants } anal : he coast. A fair catch O ote 2

aca ints of the lecality, and] the coast. wl

and a Well pleased with the work. done | at Isaac’s Harbor, goud a. oa

ths a tr ‘d that it will quite revo'utioniz» | and fair at Point rere caer wa atill

>». “King of roads \ir > : fr i fai Pubnico and John :

2 iy > ads. Mr. Palmer left} fair at Fa i

. ~ ~Y Bute on Siturday for PE. L., | schooling off Lobster Bay. . ee cee

AS a intends introducing the machine, | very plentiful off Liverpool an Se aa

868 g0, ‘overnment there feel anxious te | where ney oe ee ais aati

bre oy tt Use in thas Province .y | venting codfishing. messes, Pe ver ea

& iac Province, if they | venting N. S., and bait in traps

Te all th, = that they are claimed to be.” ‘Tis now here,

in

Mr.

other points along

able at Liverpocl, at Campbello, N. B.

Pp. E. Island—The mackerel — . iil , ‘ oO} te te

still very poor all over the coast. Reported | schooling to-day off Murray Harb r.

planade, 3i pd—jy3J

ORSES AND BUGGSIE3 TO HIRE. — Enqulre

H of H. B. Robinson, Grocer, Upper Great

George Street, or at_ George M. Robinson’s Bar-

ber Shop, opposite ExaMINeEK office, Richmond a= lw pd—iy29

WANTE).- A gool Housemaid. Apply to Mrs. CHASLEs LEIGH, Fitzroy Sireet. | in'w?R —t*

Waniep Tu PURCHASE, for a elient, a i

Dwelling House of one vr two tenements, ‘ centrally situated, or land suit ible for building ene. Apply at office of J. H. ReDvIyN, Solicitor, Ca meron Block. 3i eod—jy23

_We are ready to aproint canvass-

| 4 GENTS !—We are ready to. canvass ers for “The Life of Sir John, by his ‘of Macpherson. A. ID. © ‘This biogra-

nephew, U é ‘ phy, fully | lastraed, inec’uling two fae steel piates, is the only ove wiitten wiih, sir Joun’s conseni?, nd the late Premier revised the Mss. jn part before his death 5S racial agreements for large territory ina ie with Firms or G neral ‘Agents hizhly reeommeanded,

Apply to EARLE Pup IsHtNG HOUSE, Dt. Jobn, N. B.. Publishers for the Dominion

inly28

{PO LHT.—A ocmfortable

cuntaininzg seven roo ns, | x t ated on Orlebar Street, Opp 'site the residence of KF. H. Ha-zird, Esq Immediate possession viven. Ap.wly ta MRS RLATCH at her residence, corner Great George avd kizroy Streets. ; jalsli eod ee eee ke OUSE TO UkT.—A newly built private H Dwelling House, situate on Richm mid St.. West. Good harbor and country view I itted ‘wp with all im d:rn improvements. It is in @ qauict part of the vty aul fees iron dast nuis- ance. Apply 60 Thoms Cam der, Richm pad Street. J une e alle

Tenement House, conveniently situ-

JOARDVDERS.— Boarders may ehtain gocd ac- B cowmodation and comfortable rooms In & pewly-furnished house. Prices moderate. APp- i ply or write to this offre. — _ julyl7—dy 38aw wy 6w id

es nieadinnaiiel rw LET.—Dwelling with seven rooms, garden and waterworks, ol Sidney Stre-s. Also, Dwellisg with five room, waterw wks and stable on Queen Sireet, next to Marphy’s Barber Shop. Apply to R. K. BRACE. __ eod—jy23

fy YW LET.—The Dwelling Houre on the corner : T of King and Weymouth Streets, age aag me 4 seven rooms, with outbuildings. 4 pply to JOHN

OW GOING

A T—_ —

PRUWSE BROS.

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ing’

can buy. Come and see.

ROYAL READERS

—-wow ONW SALE AT—

HASZARD& MOORE’S.

Charlottetown, July 30, 1891—eod & wky

Quite a Sensation

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GHEAP GOODS NO GQUD,

ea eee

FRANCIS DRARES

__-CHLEBRATED—

—

Belfast Ginger Ale, Champagne Cider, Orange Phosphate, Cream Soda, Crab Apple Champagne Cider, Lemon- ade, Sarseparilia, Plain Soda, Nerve Food, and all kinds ef Fruit Syrups,

ARE THE OWLY GENUINE SUMMER DRINKS,

Picnic and Tea Party managers should write for prices and terms. Families and the Trade supplied at shortest notice.

THORNE BROS.,

Agents for P. E. Island. S. M. GRAVES, Agent, Summerside; W. JENKINS, Geo’town.

— = a ae —= —_ —_

NEW FIRNI.

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URQUHART & BROW, General Insurance Agents and Accountants

REPRESENTING THE FOLLOWING FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES:

July 8—]m eod

| jy25—25, 28, 30 & Ist aug

endous vlothing Sale

ON,

STORE,

THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN.

The Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock of Cloth- ever shown to the People of P. HK. Island. Don’t be led astray by bogus advertisements, because we can sell cheaper than most of our competitors

PROWSEH BROTHERS,

Charlottetown, July 30, 1891-—eod & wky

en ne ae ee

THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN.

ST. JAMES’

Sabbath School Picnic !

SHAW'’S WHARF,

Monday, 3rd August.

OME ONE, COME ALL, and spend a pleasant day with St. James’ Sunday School Teachers and Scholars on the beautiful grounds at Shaw’s Wharf. Games and Field Sports provided. Tea and Refves::ment Tables under the Birches will be on the ground. Steamer Southport will leave the Ferry Wharf at 9a.m and2p m Return Tickets, 25c. ; Children, 15c. By order of Committee.

Now Landing and in Store.

125

BARRELS FLOUR, 100 ** Cornmeal (American k D) 10 tons Cornmeal, in bags, 20 barrels Oatmeal, 300 1 lb boxes Figs, 50 boxes Valencia Raisins, 25 half chests Tea, 50 20 Ib boxes Choice Tea, 10 casks Cod Oil, 5,000 lbs Codfish.

W. J. BOSWALL,

Lower Queen Street.

jy28—1lw eod

HAY, BRAN, SHORTS,

—\

CRACKED CORN,

FOR SALE BY

W. J. BOSWALL, Lower Queen Street.

jy28—1w eod

Wiues ! Wines |

FINEST QUALITY.

Ports, Sherries, Clarets, | Champagnes, 3te.

BYRNE BROS., GREAT GEORGE STREET.

july17—2w eod

Doub!e Tenement Cottage

E are instructed by Thomas Doyle to sell by Auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, August 2ud, at 12 o'clock, noon: The Double Tenement Cottage and Pre- mises on Sidney Street, close by Hiilsborough Square, and convenient for a Mechanic’s | Dwelling. : Immediate posscssion given. E. H. NORTON & CO.,

Auctioneers.

Terms at sale.

jy23—eod tl se

Engiaud:; Laneashire Insurance : #.: scottish Union and of Edinburgh, scotland.

Assurance Comp:ny of Losdon, Ceumpany of Manchester, National Insurance Co.

AN Classes of Insurable Properiy? insured at Lowest Rates. Prompt Settle-

99 Mucurpuy, Southport. i: fw eod—jy22_

T° LET.—A house cn Upper Quee” Street, con- taining six rooms, all newly _pagered an painted. parate yard and water )n the pynee.

Apply to JAMES F, CURTIS. J)

ment of Claims. Accouats Audited at Shortest Notice and Reasonable Charzes. OFFICE—Brown’s Block, Queen Square, Charlottetown. | July 11, 1891,

British America Assurance Com any of Toranto; Commercial Union:

Capital Represented, - ° $82,000,000.

Houses and Lot For Sale,

| PINHE subscriber offers for sate TWO HOUSES i and Lot of Land, with 50 fect froneage, on | Upper Queen Street The Hcuses are new and | comfortatle, with convenient stabling to each, | and will be sold s »parately or en bloc, to suit pur- If not disposed ot at vrivate sale before

| ck rs | PRE they will be

FRIDAY. the 20th of Angust pext, | offered at Auction on that date. | ‘Terms—25 per cent, of purchase at sale; balance

| on easy terms. JAMES TRAINOR.

Ch’town, Jnly 25, 1°91— dy cod & wy 2i her

WoNrED —A Cork. -Apply to Mes. THoMas W. Dopp, Pownal Street. si ‘3

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