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Tn t) y, Charles E., infant son of James EH. and Lizzie Caiger, aged 8 mouths

(Boston papers please copy.) Asthma Gasps The wheezing and strangling of those who

are victims of Asthma are prom p*iy reliev- eaby afew doses of Linseed aad Turpentin:.

BIG — SALE

New the order of the day

Weeks & Co

Will sell during the dull summer sea- eon, beginning today

All summer goods at big dis counts, many lines at Hal Price,

All Ladies* Black ani Cclored Capes

50 p.c discount

All shop trimmed ‘and English impor- ted Hats and Bonnets at

60 p. ¢. discount

About (2700) two thousand sevea hun- dred yards of new Binck Cashmere, the best value we have ever shown, recently received, worth 75c per yard: We are having a big sale of this special cashmere in two shades—Jet Black or Blue Black,

BOc yard

show a jarge veriety of rich effects, and very best veine,

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We offer about 6 dozen New Fancy Sail ors (balance ofthe 390 dozen lot we kave got at Half Price).

at 35 cents worth from 50c to 80z

Gentlemen try us for

Summer Washing Ties

Outing Shirts

White or Unlaundried Shirts

Cuffs Collars Gloves or Braces

Summer Underwear

We keep a large variety of new furnish- ings.

For fancy Black Goods we

W. A. Weeks & Co

Wholesale & Retail,

Ther'll be a Hot lime Yet

Hang up Your Eammock Nhat ? Haven't got one

Can you live all summer with- out a Hammock.

We offer a large, new stock bought ata special discount, and our selling prices are away down.

Ai Sizes and Styles.

your inspection.

HASZARD & MOORE

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If you cannot invest in a solid gold chain, buy of our gold-filled cnuaranteed ones. The patterns are exact eepies of the fine go'd ones and made only for the reli- able jewelry trade.

A great varie y of pretty patterns to c 1o0se from at

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CITY COUNCIL MEETING.

Important Statement Sewerage Work.

Warburton presiding.

After routine the matter of the applica~ tion of the Sewer and Water Cowunis- siovers tor an issue of debentures amount- ing to $50,000 was brought up for turtber cont! /eration.

{u connection with the application an iuteresting report from the Commission< | ers a8 to the system to be adupted and the ; work to be performed was read by the

clerk. Regarding the system to be adopt- ed the Commissioners said : —

“The system decided upon is the com - mon separate water Carriage system with , intermittent discharge into the sea by } Means Of & reservoir, cast iron pipe and ‘channel of the Hillsborough as designed by the Council’s engineer, Mr Freeman C Coffin. There will be a pumping station at & low point both on the east and west sides of the central high gravity area, | which location of pumps will aliogether obviate the use of siphoofand aifthe sawe lime effectually catry away the cewer- age from the very lowest levels to the eastern and western city. These will be no steam pump, large well or wooden building near the reservoirat Pownal wharf. From each of the pumping stations already tnen~ tioned and the tank connected therewith the sewerage will be pumped through a cast iron pipe to an elevation of about 20 feet on the high gravity area, where it will enter an earthenware pipe of a large size to enabte it to fluw freely with the other sewage pass.pg at the same level into the outlet reservoir.”

After giving the engineers’ approximate | estimates of the amount of pipe laying, excavation, stone work, etc., to be done this year, it is pointed out that “it is pros posed to erect en outlet reservoir at or near the head of Pownal wharf, 40 feet by 90 feet irside measurement. This reservoir will be covered with an arch roof of cen- crete, to effectua'ly guard against the es- cape of any foul odors. From this reservoir, running betweea Pownal and Conno!ly’s wharvee,there will be a 26-inch cast iron outlet pipe of length of T00 feet, or until it reackes we out into the channel of the Hillsboro.”

[t is further pointed oattbhat about five aud One-half miies of pipe wiki be laid during the year as follows:

St. Peter’s Road trom Pleasaxt to Cum~

beriand ‘Streets.

' Cumberlaed from Si. Peter’s to Euston. Pleasant “< “eé “ Euston s Pleasant ‘to Cumber?"d

Cumberlend “ Easton * Fitzroy . Cam’Pd << Weymouth “ BKusion ~<

Fitzroy Weynrih Richm *¢

Richmoad “ Wevm’th “ Hills®’h Hillsborough “ Euston “ Sydney Sidney “ Hilleb’h “ Prince Prince (west side)Sidney ‘“ Water Prince “: &-aae - Sidney Prince summit te Kent Prine (east side) Fitzroy ‘“ Sidney Water from Prince ” tPucen Queen . Water ” K img | Queen ” Fiizrowv ° King King " (aeen “ Pownpe! Pownall “ Fitzroy * the wharf Kent (both sides} Queen ns Prince } } Guéseorge * Grafton “ Fitzroy Euston “ Gt. deorge “ Weym’th (it George *‘ Water “ Bichm’é Richmond “ Hillsy’gh “ Pownel' Grafton “ Prince < — - Pownal

Haviland “ Fitzroy ‘

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Weymouth “

The Commissioners do not anticipate that they will requlre @ay more déebentur- es for sewer purposes this year than the $50,000 asked for. dn connection with the report plans asd specifications were aiso submitted.

After the report bad been read Council- lor Hooper moved that the $50,00@ deber- tares asked tor by the Commissiomerstbe

granted. Councillor€rabbe seconded the motion, Councillor Nicholson took ground

agsinst granting the request, claiming thet the Legislature hed over ridden the wishee of the people and the Ceuncil. He moved an amendment along thie lise, which was seconded by Councillor Taylor,

The amendment was declared the following division :

¥Yeas—Nicholsonr and Tavlor.

Nays—Crabbe, Hooper, Horne, Wheat - ley and Lyons.

lost on

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We have placed on our centre coun- ter tables, two special lines of laaies Shirt waists

On onrfirst table you'll find a large assortment of ladies’ musli Shirt Waists, all new goods and latest styles, worth from } to 4 more, going at 75c each.

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On our second table you'll find another jarge aseortment of ladies’ cotton and muslin Shirt Wai§sts, worth from 4 to 5 more, going at 45 cents each,

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See our western window for bargains in ladies Summer Capes,

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The regular moathly meeting cf the City Counce! was held last night, Mayor

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 9, 1898

The original motion was varried,

A letter from the Secreiary of the Sehool Board, asking for the payment of $2,008, was ordered ts he on the table,

A petitionty open Prince Street to the line ot the city limite was referred toa comm t ef onsisting.of Councillors Crabbe Herne anu Nicho'son.

A communicauon with reference to | lighting the City Bui'ding was referred to | the Finance Committee,

A lever was read fron Mr J Lawlor Wood: » maneger of the Dominion Publist« ing Companys, with reference io « work Which is being issued bv that company entitled “Canada from Ocean to Ocean.” Mr Woods addres-ed the Board in support cf his publiration pointing out the great value of the work he was issving, and strongly urging the advisability of the City | of Charlottetown being represented there- in.

Coucillors Crabbe,Horne and Nicholeon were appointed a Commitee to meet the underwriters with reference to the appoint ment of an electrical engineer.

After the transaction cf ¢ome other businessfthe meeting adjourned,

then put and

on a - -fee

porticn: of the | Conflicting Opinions Regarding the

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} the present arracgements pro~ | viding that no ‘ishing

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THE LOBSTER MEETING.

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Season for Fishing.

The meeting of lobster packers and others interested in that industry held in the Board of Trade Room yesterday was very well attended. Sir Louis Davies, at whore instance the meeting was called, occupied the chair.

After the meet ng called to order itwas addressed by the following gentiemen: A, J. McDonald, George- town: Jas. Clow, Murray Harbor; Jobn McLean, Souris; DC Morson, Cardigan;

ie had been

Danie! Davies, Charlottetown; John Aguew, Alberton; Peter McNutt, Mal-~ peque; C. A. Weodman, Alberton; Ed.

Hackett, Tignish; R. A Clark, A:berton; H.W. Longworth, Charlottetown; Samuel Jobnsov, Murray Harbor North; S. KE Gallant, Richmond; W. A. Leard, Be- deque; G. D. Longworth, Charlottetown; Tidmarsh, Charlottetown; Wen. Taylor, St. Peter’s Island; Alfred Higgin - botham,Murrav Harbor North; Jas. E. trant, Charlottetown; David Pigot, Mt. Stewart; Horace Haszard, Chartotte- town; J. H. Bell, Summerside.

Mostof the speakers were favoreble to

be allowed after Mav Ist, while some favored fall fishing as au experimeat. Mr J H Beil’s remarks are believed te express the views of these in whose tervitory the most dissatisfaction exists. He thought that the best way to protect the industry is to begin fishing after May ane Juneand ‘the first of July, mfter the most of the lebsters have deposited their spawn and there are nosoft lobsters; after that the

'fixh in most localities are pleotiful and of geod quality. But this is not teasible be- cause the packers at the north side will not consent to such a change. All that can be done isto fix a season that will be satisfactory to all." The presemt season ap- pears satisfactory except from West Point to Carleton Head. Except as to this shori tne generai opinion of the meeting points tothe Let duly as the time to<lose. But to the section from West Point to Carleton’ Head the present season is entirely uns estisfactery. ‘This is s.. becanse the har-

yest in that eection begins when it ends | on the nerteide. There is no profitable t fishing there wetil about the Sth of July. He had the books of fishermven (0 prove? this. To fix the end of the season arbit- i rarily atthe lth July gave oaly one week,s

good fishing to the Egmont Bay section.

To further curtail the season tothe Ist. July woald eftectually destroy the industry along this shore. He thought it would be most satisfactory to havetwo seasons, one forall the Island except Egmeuat Bay sec- tion extending from lst Mayto Ist July, and for this section from Lst June to 1st August.

After all had been heard Sir Louis thanked those present for responding to his cali. Meviewing the remarks of the various speakers he said he had either to make up his mind to take a rough and

realy system such as the one now in vogue, and which, he believed, would

fairly well cover all existing circum- stances, ordivide the coast up into dis- tricts of twenty-three, twentyv-4ive or one hundred miles and make a diferent close eeason for each. The Jatter idea, however, he thought would do more herm than good to the fishing industry. Bat be would weigh all the opinions well and give them his best consideration. Sir Louis also made reference to the grant made by the Government for the establishment of an ob-ervatory for the scientific study of lobsters and cther fish

I. O.F. —Meeting o Court Avondale to- night at 8 o?:lock. Luitiation and other important business. A fall attendance is requested.

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C. M, B. A.—Branch No. 216, C. M. B. A., will meet in the A. O. H. Hall this evening at 8 o’clock sharp.

Vicroria Division.—Regular meeting | tonight in Wriguv’s Hall. Visiting mem- | bers always welcome. Initiation.

pened

Executions.—These documents are now beiug prepare! for all taxpayers who have not yet paidthe'r poll tax for the presert year. 2i.

New Meat Marker.—Meesrs Saunders & Ncw omeare opening a branch meat market ia the building on the cornerof Weymouth and Fitzroy streets.

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_ 1.0.0. F,—The regular monthly meet~ ing of Port Ja Joie Encampment, No, 4, I. O. 0. F,, will be held to~morrow evening in Odd Fellows Hall at 8 o’clock.

———gp>- M«erixg.—There will be a cpecial meet«

| ing of Alpha Rebecca Lodge, tomorrow

night at 8 o’clock. Important business, 2i.

Masoyic.—The regular monthly com-<

munication of St. Lodge Lodge, No. 1, A.

F. & A. M., will be held in Lodge room,

Masonic Temple, this evening at8 o’clock.

Visitors welcome, ciel

Committrep ro Jait.— Alexander Mc- Neill, some time ago convicted of violat- ing the Liquor Regulation Act, was this inorning committed to jail in default of pay ment of the fine imposed.

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Scuconer Grevnpep.—The Summer- side correspondent of the Guardian says : The schooner Gasper, Embree, Chatham, while sailing out of the harbor yesterday mornipg grounded on the point of a bar west of Queen’s wharf. She was floated off at high water afew hours afterwards,

Potice Covrr.—At the Police Court yesterday, Walter Burris, charged with violating the Liquor Regulation Act was fined $199 or two months imprisonment. Twotremps who gave their names as; James Brody and Henry Cummings, were each fioed $20 or 90 days iw jail for being drunk and disorderly. George Gregory, cyarged w'th beingdruok and incapable, was fined $3 or 30 davs imprisonment.

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Jowpce Warsvurron’s AppoixrMent.— The commission appointing Hon. Alex~ ander Bb. Warburton Judge of the County Cour for King’s Couety arrived here last night. Immediately upon its receipt Judge Warburton was “sworn in” at Brighton by Hie Lordship the Chief Justice. This morning the new judge left for Souris and is today presiding over the Ceunty Court in session at that place.

Execiric Lacur Srorrs.—The medals eod oiber prizes te be given the euccess- tul competitors at the Electric Light sports on Tkereday night are on view in the show window of Alley &%o’s boot and shee store, Several of the medals are rare gold coins, and the other prizes ins clude au elegant clock, a walsable silver watch, opera glasses, gold chain, etc, Hlectric light sports are a novelty here,and should draw ag crowd.

Tue Bostox Beat.—The steamer Hali- ‘fax arrived from Boston early this morn~

ing, and left again at the usual bour this afternoon. Her inward passene gers were: Miss Frohman, Miss Jones,

Miss Brooks, Miss Boyde, 8 @ Harshall and wife, L H Captili, Miks AB C @upwill, CF Reatley and wife, Mra Nicholson (2) J F Pingree and wite, Miss Campbell, Mrs and Mises Reid, J A _ Port and wife, Miss K Daley, Miss Hennessey, WJ >harpe and wite, WE Kent, G E Bachelder, A F EKarie,H Hepkios, © Winger, M Mayers, C McLean, C J Shoe-~ enaker, X EH McPherson, Mred Jackson, M. Galiagher, Mrs C E Gilliard, J Currie and wife, A A Murray and wife, H Newhall, W B Hall, Wm Hailiday, Jno Kellay, A L Niles, George Niles, Mrs Corbett, Mrs H M White, Mies Isabell Mc.

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Black French Dress Goods

Just Opened All Wool French Poplins

“Coatings . * Heuriettas

Weaves

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High-Class Tailoring and Men's Furnishings. ste

Our Ambition

is to conduct our business so that every purchaser shall he pleased. We are nct doing business for this year or for the ext. We want your trade continuously. Drop in and see our new fall Suitings, Overcoating and Trouserings; they are plumbs. 2000 eeeCe0a00

GORDON & McLELLAN

Upper Queen St. Men’s Stylish Outfitters

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King, Mrs W Boyce, Miss Mary Dnffy, | Mies Gertrude Cumminge, Miss P Reid,

Miss Annie Stewart, W H Moore, Mies B

Wakefield, Danie! Stewart, Robert Stewart, Geo A MePherson, George R , Aiken. lier outward passengers were: E S Barrett Miss C J Clarke, C A Haigh, Mre Boudrout, AB Chapiv, Mr and Mrs Mc- Keefe, WR Reddin, H L Miles, Hugh Morrison, Geo Nye, Donald Morrison, Geo Balehalder and wife, John McKay, Jas E Trainor, P Kennedy, Mrs E J Burch, Lizzie McDonald, Mrs H P Ken- nedy,C J Hoemaker, R Mulhousen, Mr and Mrs Nicholson, Mrs Chalmer, Dr Burnett. W H Cox, Dr Hackett, Mr Keach, R McCormack, Addison G Cook,

W J Shard and Mrs Sharp, H M White,M|

A Brooks, W H Cameron, C F Cicks, M F Morse, Father LeBlain, W H Cook, Arthur M Cook, S S§S Harsham and wife, C A Haigh, Miss Frobam, Miss Jones, Mr Sanderson, Mrs Sanderson, Dr F J Wheeler and friend, J C Wilson.

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August Cheap Selline

This month we are letting go at ridiculous low prices.

Men’s ard Boys’ Clothing

Men’s and Boys’ Shirts

Underclothing

Prints, Flannelettes, Sheetings

Tweeds, Straw Hats, half price

Big reductions in our Boot and Shoe department. , Everyone wanting genuine bargains should come

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