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SranLey is crossing both ways to-day, | o [here will be no practice . ( Une Scott Act case was y irned for further evidence. - i Charlottetown Engineers orrow W ednesday ) e . - \ . t special meeting of Divi N ‘ ‘ a t rishi | ucs lay) even ~ ‘ i ( \ \ Aste, No. Si. meets ing ab 5 Oo ChOCK S0arp, Lhe Third wi rrea - | We are requested to intimat hneid on Orwell ice, OD to start at 12 - 41 ti f the Executive Council, M eph W. Hodgson, | { vas appointed a Justice ot | ‘ ‘ = \ unvy o - ; AS Lhe pre y int the charge preferred bara iN ert T. Weeks will be resumed I 1 ateleven o clock o- | We w to-day shown a g t New London a day or two go, \ red 205 inches in length, y il i wetghed 4 Ibs, -_ Oo O. I Port la. Encampment holds y ithly session to-morrow (Wed- ay) ev ig half-past seven Recep- . terring srees, ” Sessniiliinds H & La \ special meeting of H & Ladder Co. will be held in u, norrow evening, at 7.30. By he Captain. C. Beil, Sec y. os ( Aw The contract for the , . r the exhibition Z s ~ i Messrs. Park un & Crabbe. Their t r was $4,190. FF H sin Trovuste.—The Parker House, Bost : he Hotel Richelieu, Montreal ein financial alm ulties The patronag sst year was not suthcient to pay the running si e 1 Very AtTreactive.—Beer Bros. “St Patrick’s Day” window is attracting a good deal of attention. it certainly 1s artistl-
cally and handsomely dressed, and 1s Wei:
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Prince Epwakp Divisi A meeting 0: : : . 2. “one Prin Edward Division will be heid thi ‘ t} ‘ rwlidat A ful ning Initiation of candidates. A ful atte ance re uested. V isitors always we John G. Clarke, R. 5. “ ; — Why tHe JAPANESE Stoop.—Dr. Kidera
Yasuatsu has been inquiring into the cause o! the habitual stoop of
iudes that 1t 1s due to their excessive polite ness, the bent posture being considered one ot
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ce rerence
—_ ~> FarMERS should semember the auction of ock and implements by Messrs. E. H. Norton & Co. at the farm of Mr. Alex. McKay, of New London, on Thursday, March 20, as everything will be cleared out, including some fin wses and cattle, besides a quantity of nay t i mac hine TV. ome — ao Maxine Tuemse_ves Uservt.—The Monc- ton Tim There are six dressmakers in Southampton, Cumberland County, three of whom also do tailoring. Thus aay garment
* says:
irom @ bridal robe to a pair of corduroy
breeches can be fashioned by the ingenious women of this neighborhood. sniilalistidiiiesaiiad
Notice.-—— lt is ordered by the City Connci
at the City of Ci itetown will not be
responsible for goods furnished to any persca
persons, city officials or otherwise, without 4 written requisition from the City Cle:k and
countersignea DY one ol tae members of the Finance Committee.— 3i. ~~ - -——
ACCIDENT InsuRANCE.—We direct attention
to the advertisement of the Travellers’ Acci dent Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn., which is represented in P. E. Island by Fen- ton T. Newbery. This Company hasa surplus
of over $2,000,000, and is the safest, largest,
and best Accident Company in the world. a : Bookpinpinc.—Mr. Jas. D. Taylor, book- binder, announces that he has secured the services of Mr. W. G. Gillespie until the end fthe present montb. This is sufficient recom-
mendation that the work which will be turned t Mr. Tavlor’s establishment will be of the highs : Read the advertisement in another
out st quality. culumn. sssicceisaealineabit gicaL Lecture.—Judge Alley will ture at Cornwall to-morrow (Wednesday) ‘‘ Prince Edward Island in the Last Century,” with special reference to some incidents io the early history of West River. The lecture will be delivered in Cornwall Church, and will commence at 7 o'clock. aiouik tl elas Tue Rivk Music.—The large number of skaters present at the Hillsborough Skating Rink last evening theroughly enjoyed the music of the Citizens Band. The intreduc- tion of the piccolo, with the absence of the big drum, was marked in its improvement The ice was never in better
? i evening on | 1
of the music. condition nites,
CARNIVAL.—The children’s carnival in the , Skating Rink came off on Friday last and was fully up to the highest expecta- tions. It is not our wish to invite controversy vy te ling who among the many youthful lads and lasses present looked the prettiest and nest ; for they all looked O. K., aud so aiso did the older ones who skated towards the lose. Music by the band was furnished in first-class style.
Souris
Baan Cyattence Cur.—The Gzowski Chal- lenge Cup for first prize in Engineering elliciency wasreceived yesterday by Captain Weeks. This prize is pre sented for the best piece of full sized engineering work of six hours, and was won this year by the Charlottetown Engineer Co. for the best constructed two-cun battery. The cup is f solid silver, emt sed with solid gold. It winners tor one year. a vAL.—The grip (the his old Company bas » of our ‘‘long- looking out ‘‘main chance,” is evide need among the army of policy holders in the Company in this Island five persons paid in one year premiums amount- t tothe laree sum of $12,500. The Com- pay 8 staten ent for 1889, appears in our issue of to-day, read it. Mr. Maceachern, the nt for P. E. {sland, will be glad cation for any amvunt not
to take your a excdddinig Aiea dn Urfe dingte life.
Li (ZFRAND OLD WUT i lasbioned Ip) tha ‘ s,11 aria esteem and inteliigene : Mier Iain 4 men wnao are
‘ +} pent he
gen ra Ag
yf the Japanese, and con-
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| loss ot life. i tombed
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E-DAILY EXAMINER, - .- -
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PHLEGRAPHIO NEWS. TEA AND FANCY SALE
SPECIAL Despatoues TO Tuk EXAMINER.
DOMINION PARLIAMENT © "=r" 80 886
IN ST. JAMES HALL,
Summary of
Orrawa, March 10. | McKenzie Bowell read and laid on table letters from J. Stewart Tupper
and Hugh J. McDonald, denying the state- |
Hon
thea wile
Proceedings. | Thursday,: April 10.
March 7—2aw pat =
ments concerning them contained in Ry- |
kert’s timber limit correspondence. |
Messrs. McNeill, Tisdale, Wood (West. | moreland), Gerouard, Weldon (St. John), | Casgrain, Holton, and Messrs. Lister and |
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will hok SALE
Ladies of St. James Church
—ON—
Chattel Mortgage Sale
N pursuance of the power contained in a Chattel Mortgage or Bill of Sale, bearing date the Twenty-third day of January, 1890, and made between James Bb. Hali, of Char-
Kirkpatrick (the two last named without | lottetown, Merchant, of the one part, and the
power), were appointed to inquire into the | charges arising out of the loss of Bremner’s | turs
Dr. Roome moved a resvlution affirming the expediency of establishing a Dominion Health Department. He thought that there were probably 25,000 deaths and 300,000 cases of severe illness annually which might be prevented were proper pre- cautions taken.
After some discussion, Sir John Macdon- aid asked for the withdrawal of the motion, a3 the matter was one which could be more 8 stisfactorily attended to by the provincial governments.
Mr. Laurier agreed with this view, and the motion was withdrawn.
Another Explosion,
Lonpon, March 9.
A terriftic explosion occurred to-day in Morsa Colliery, Glamorganshire, Wales, which, it is feared was attended with much
Hundreds of miners were en- Communication with them is im- possible for the present, and it is feared all have perished.
LATER. Lonpon, March 10.
Later advices from Morsa colliery are that 300 miners are entombed. Many were rescued from the workings nearest the main shaft. Most of those taken out were yn- hurt. Heavy falls of rock prevent the ex- plorers from reaching the more remote workings. Choke-damp is spreading. It
is estimated that at least 160 lives were lost. -
The Wimbledon Team.
Orrawa, March 10. The delay granted the first twenty men mn grand aggregate match at the D. R. A, meeting to notify the Militia Deputy whether they will take positions upon this year’s rifle team to England expired to-day. Out of the twenty, three have declined, one has not been heard from, but is ex- pected to decline, and one has been disqualified, The next five who have been notified are Capt. Longworth, P. E,I. G A.,; Private Davis, LOth Royals ; Major Garri- son, Halifax G. A. ; Staff-Sergt. Pink, 43rd Battalion; Lieut. E. Smith, St. John Rifles. Lieut.-Col. Prior, M. P., will command the team, and Major Todd has been selected as Adjutant.
A New Move,
MentreaL, March 10. Dr. McEachran has purchased some fifty acres of land just outside the city limits for the purpose of erecting an establishment, the purpose of which is to develop an out- side market in British and other European countries as well asthe United States for
the best quality of Canadian-bred horses.
Gladstenes Amendment Rejected.
Lonpon, March 10.
After further debate in the House of Commons this evening, on Gladstone’s amendment to the Parnell Commissioners’ report, the amendment was rejected, 339 to 263
Abolishing Tax Exemptions Hauirax, Mar. 10.
The City Council to-night voted to peti- tion the Legislature to abolish all tax ex- emptions.
Weather Bulletin.
Toronto, March 11.—10 a. m. Moderate to fresh winds, mostly southerly, increasing vloudiness, rain at night; higher temperature.
DIEd.
At New Zealand, on the 7th inst., much re- gretted by all who knew her, Mary McAbe (Artist), aged 28 years, beloved daughter of Wim. and Bridget McAbe. May her soul rest
in peace.
Boston Markets.—A cireular of the 6th says: The receipts of potatoes for the last six days have been 101,500 bushels ; previous six days 61,000 bushel. Chenangoes are quiet at from 58 to 60c. ‘Lhe egg market closes firm, with prices ranging from 10 to I7e. Phere is little life in the fish market. The late decline in mackerel has been followed by very little if any improvement in the demand. The sale of smelts is unlawful after March 15, and no further shipments should be made.
The private banking firm of Belloc Freres, San Francisco, has failed for $500,000.
A A ER
The question is often asked, why is it that W. P. Colwill! can sell so much more crockery and so much cheaper than anyone else on the
Island? The question is easily answered, and
WHITE WOOD.
10,000 Feet White Wood res
ceived, Splendid Quatity.
Will be seld Cheap to Carpenters and Carriage Builders.
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undersigned of the other part, I have seized and taken possession of all the stock of Boots and Shoes and other property in the store of the said James B. Hall, situate at the corner of Queen and Richmond Streets, Charlotte town ; and I hereby give public notice that I will sell the said property, or as much thereof as will satisfy my claim, by PRIVATE SALE.
The Stock has been divided into job lots, and is open for inspection and sale in the said Shop.
A Stoek List can be seen at the office of my Attorney, Mr. A. A. McLean,
SAMUEL HALL, Mortgagee, By A. A. McLean, his Attorney. meblO—dy 2i wky 2i
AUCTION SALES.
( UR ENGAGEMENTS for the Month of March are as follows :—
Wednesday, March 12th—Warehouse Trade Sale.
Saturday, March 15th—Holiand Cove Farm and Stock of Mr. T., A. McLean.
Tuesday, March 18th—Mortgage Sale at near Courts, and also extensive Furniture Sale.
Thursday, March 20th—Farm Alex, MeKay at New London.
Monday, March 24th—‘ Eldon House’: and Furniture on Kent Street.
Other parties requiring our services during the month will please apply early to secure suitable dates for sales.
Mortgage Sales do not interfere with other business.
Stock for
E. H. NORTON & CO., _meh] —6i eod Auctioneers.
New Valencia Oranges
40) CASES Granges and Lemons just ar- : rived from Liverpool. Other ship- ments follow fortnightly.
CARVELL BROS. March 8—2i pat
SGHOONERS FOR SALB.
NCHR. **CRYLON,” 96 tans, and Schr. “ANNIE E. PAINT,” 81 tons. The former will be six years old on March 2lst, and the latter tive years old in June next. Both these vessels have up to the present time been engaged in the fishing business, and are well found in Sails, etc. For further particulars and price please apply to
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PETER PAINT & SONS, Port Hawkesbury, C. B.
ASSIGNEE’S SALE
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in the Matter of the Estate of John O'Connell.
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perm DERS will be received by the under- signed up to the 28th day of March, instant, for the foll.wing Property of the said John O'Connell :—
Ist. Stock-in-Trade and other Personal Pro perty in the Store and Warehouse of the said John O'Connell, at Montague Cross.
2nd. All the Household Furniture, Horses, Cattle, Farming Implements, etc., of the said John O'Connell.
2rd. Fifty Acres of Freehold Land, situate on Lot 6!, in King’s County.
4th, Fifty Acres of Freehold Land, situate on Lot 58, in Queen’s County.
Sth. Nine Acres of Freehold Land, situate at Moutague Cross, Lot 57, with the Store, Dwellieg, Warehouse and Stables thereon.
Schedules of the Real and Personal Pro- perty can be seen at the residence of the said John O'Connell, or at the office of the under- signed.
A separate Tender will be required for each lot.
Each Tender must be accompanied with 5 per cent. of the amount of the Tender.
Dated 27th day of February, A. D. 1890.
A. A. McLEAN,
mceh4 —dy 2i Assignee.
TH® WEATHER DOKS,
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et TE cone fF i F oe ‘ $ 7 ,- a iz 1 eae bs x s
Never Varies.
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eng? f . ia wae i : MARK WRIGHT & CO. Fore iiy sent boa yi on ee
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TUESDAY,
Paper Hangings for 1890,
PIEhiK?
“tore, and our new
Gilt
Papers,
ing Decorations, ete.
Charlottetown, March 1, 1890 —eod
We have the Largest,
Kimbossed Washable Papers, Panel Papers, Dado Papers, Borders, Ceil-
neamemeeenten
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NS & STERNG.
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Our Stock of Room Paper for this season’s trade is now in
Pattern Books ready for your inspection. Cheapest and Best Variety on the Island.
ENGLISH ROOM PAPER, SCOTCH ROOM PAPER,
AMERICAN ROOM PAPER.
Papers, Satin Papers, Sanitary
A complete stock and prices iow.
PERKINS & STERNS.
We cordi comparison, to show you broideries.
Charlottetown, March 8, 1890—eod i
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.
‘In re Estate of Ritchie Bros, & Co,
Ne is hereby given that George iL William Ritchie and John Andrew Ritchie, of Charlottetown, wholesale grocers and Commission Merchants, doing business heretofore under the sty'e and firm of Ritchie Bros. & Co., have, by deed dated 7th March, instant, assigned all their real estate, stock- in-trade, goods and chattels, book-debts and credits, to the undersigned in ‘trust for their creditors. AND all persons indebted to the said assignors are hereby notified that pay- ment of the several amounts owing by them is to be made to the undersigned assignees, their attorney or agent, as they alone have power to give receipts for the same.
The Lrust Deed is at the office of F. W. L. Moore, Solicitor, Charlottetown, and is open for inspection and execution by all creditors of the assignors.
Dated this 8th day of March, A. D. 1890.
W. A. WEEKS . cc BEER. KS, } Assignees. March 8, 1890—dly lw wkly 2i.
HERRING | HERRING ! 20) Barrels No. 1 HERRING, 100 half bris. she 30 qtr. bris. = For Sale Cheap for Cash. DAVID SMALL,
Corner Water and Pownal Streets, febl8—dy 3aw wky
WANTS, LOST, FOUND d& FOr SALE.—100 loads Kindling Wood. Seieus
low. Apply to JOSEPH MaHar, Cumberland
Street. lw—mchl0
\ ANTED.—A Girl to do general housework: Apply at this office. tf—mchl0 WANTED.—Two smart boys to act as news agents on the trains. Those residing at Souris, Georgetown or Summerside preferred, Apply at once by letter or iv person, with refer- ences, to Railway News Agency, Charlottetown, | P. KI. 3i pd—mchie '
ANTED,—By a boy aged seventeen a situ-} W ationin a private family. Best of references |} given. Knqunire at THE EXAMINER office,
(mch7—3i pd { aectinipnineipaeecionamnemares
experience preferred. as clerk, and
wast ED.—A Manto workonaFarm. Apply : at this office. mch5
WANTED.—A Servant Girl in a small family Apply at this office. mechs
OR SALE CHEAP-—Aneligible Building Lo:
d Street, near Upper Prince 8p. Church arid deol Unonan ALixy. fbl5
V ANTED —Young man with some business}
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BEMBROIDERIES!
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN PATTERNS.
netgrnellity
ally invite your Inspection and and we consider it a pleasure our stock of new Swiss Em-
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STANLEY BROTEEERS,
BROWN’S BLOCK, OPPOSITE MARKET SQUARE.
The Liverpool and London and Globe
INSURANCE COMPANY,
ASSETS, THIRTY-NINE MILLION DOLLARS,
Are now Doing a GENERAL FIRE INSURANCE Business on the Island ———(0 )——$——= issued
Risks taken at Lowest Rates. Liberal Policies
Prompt Settlements made. Apply to
R. R. PISSZOBRALD,
pa AGENT.
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“A GRAND TIMEKEEPER T
Is what one of our Customers said the other day when he left his
Rockford Watch
to be cleaned after wearing it constantly for nearly four years, and without costing him a cent.
Charlottetown, Jan. 7, 1890-—3m 2aw
A few Rockfords left; also Waltham and Elgin Watches
Prices reasonable.
a. W. TAYLOR,
Charlottetown, Feb. 25, 1890--2aw wky CAMERON BLOCK,
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generaiiy useful in store. Address, with par-) ticalars, A. B., City. {meh7 } sicetnlinpoen nen ana fl ! ANTED.—A cook or a housemaid— -\pply | —— (vj ———— \ to Mrs, Watson, Queen St [mch?7 tf ponetmeenaaenmmaninigies ————e | BROUGHT OUT. Cod Liver
'MmHIS IS THE FINEST COD LIVER OIL EVER ie iT Oil usually has such a disagreeable taste, and is to mary 80 dithicult of oo | that its excellent nutritive and medicinal qualities are not experienced. the Skrei Oi is free from these objections, being beautitully ciear, pale and bright, almest tasteless, delicate invalids.
| and readily assimilated by children aud the most
| Sold by W. R. WATSUN, Dimpensing Chemist, Queen Street, Charlottetown.
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