MONDAY, MAY 22.

18958.

a 7 * - i ——— ———— Local and Other Items. .. iaity-—Beer Bros, pat! ee 1 0..0 F.—St. Lawrence Lodge will ‘ ’ gec nd degree to night. golet the se . . Dain No. 1 Battery, iy ine will - r dri!l this evening at 8 o'clock. pst? > A pouce Cocr1 q his forenoon a nuisance as further ad) yurned until to-morrow, on © EN ; » Tasce.—The summer time table of : reed railway will be found elsewhere in y's issue. comes into force on Wed we 4%) genie). ls

; (gicKET meeting In Y. M. C. A. rooms ight at 8 30 Ail who are interested in te organization of a club are requested to

present

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Arren Horses.—Measrs. P. S. McManus 4 Stephen Humphrey left for Prince Ed i Igland thia morning to purchase horses.

oud . Yoreton Transcript.

goraLt —As this will probably be the . esctice for the match with Picton, a full

inst me of the Crescents is requested at the

york this evening at 7 o'clock, sharp

sencilla

a Tua Mrramicu! The steamer Miramichi rived here from Montrea! on Seturday after

. put three o'clock with a large genera)

She sailed again during the evening.

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soo abc cargo. Quaxs's Bratupay. -~A royal salute of twenty-one uns will be fired from Fort werd at noon on Wednesday next by a jetachment trom No, 1 Battery, G. A, under omand of Captaia H. M. Davison. comma ae

its Jithien, isting dp Si

Rusaway.—A countryman’s horse took fight and rum away on Richmond Street on jeturday afternoon After upsetting the grt aud taking a good sized tumble himself, the animal was captured at the Bank of Nova Scotia eqrner, Goth horse and cart were slightly damaged.

4 Laws Duck.-—SS. City of Ghent call- iat Souris on Saturday evening last, and reports baving passed through a lot of greckage about two miles off White Point, oa the Nova Scotia shore The hatches, a

, bt of finish of saloon work avch as would pelong to a steamship. were floating abont; aso a boat with her bows cut away. As fsp as the crew of the City of Ghent could make out, the wreck’s name was the S. 5S, Grandeside, of London, England. A colli- gon is supposed to have taken place.

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Scceess¥ruL IstaNDER —James H. Keefe, 418 Olive Street, was born in Prince Edward Idand in 1856, and hae lived in St Louia fourteen years. Mr. Keefe is a builder and received his building education principally ander Mr, Corbett, of Chariottetown, P E.1, who was architect and builder for Bishop Mc- Intyre. Mr. Keefe went to St. John, N. B., after the great fire and came direct to St. Louis the following year. He is now carrying on three of the largest educational institutions ever erected in St. Louis. He is a member of the Marquette Club.— Boston Pilot.

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Tue Rirtz.—The fourth practice for the Inter-Maritime Team was shot on Saturday

GERMANS

afternoon, with the following result : Capt Weeks, 91 points; Major Longworth, 87;

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Capt Hooper, 87; |

Lieat Stewart, 831; Sergt Major Grey, 80. The sicht leaders in the aggregate Capt Weeks, 332; Mejor Longworth, 329;

Sergt Davison, 317; Corp J McDonald, 311; | Capt D L. Hooper, 308; Staff Sergt 302; Lieut Stewart, 290; Sergt R V Long: | worth, 288. The last practice of the series

on Wednesday, the Queen's birthday.

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Pentecost was duly observed in St, Dunstan's Cathedral yesterday. Early Mass was celebrated at half-past sever and the children’s Maas at ha'f-past eight. At ten o'clock « Pontifical High Mass was celebrated, Hie Lordship the Bishop officiating. The altar was Pesatifully decorated for the occasion and every seat was filled. The

of violin, violincello, picolo and cornet, con- tributed largely towards brightening the effect of most cf the selections.

In St. Peters Cathedral the services were very bright and impressive,and were rendered with all the splendor and dignity for which St. Peter's is noted. The Holy Eucharist was celebrated at 8 and 1] a. m., the latter service being choral with the Ree. T. H. Hunt aa celebrant, officisting in beautiful red vest- ments richly embroidered with gold. The altar presented a very beautiful appearance, being draped in red hangings and brilliant with flowers and lighta. At 7 p. m., Evensong was rendered by the Rev. T. H. Hunt, and a procession brought the services to a close. Able and appropriate sermons were delivered morning and evening by Revs, James Simpson and T. H. Hunt, respectively.

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POINTS.

Weight, Width, Fineness, Fisish, Color, Price

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Our BLACK DRESS GOODS

give the greatest satisfaction!

BEER BROS.

Weather Bulletin.

= Toronto, May 22 —10 a. m. SBA few local showers; fair, wits

worth wiad. Reni

Corp Andetscn, 91; / quart. Lieat B Prowse, 85; Private McMillan, 83; jcougk that followed la grippe,

are : | grateful letter of acknow!edgment. len, | Goff's:; will be on Thursday afternoon instead of| brand of flour report it to be the best they

Tue Feast oy Pestrecost.—The Feast of quantity of this celebrated brand of flour from

music rendered by the Cathedral Choir was | g—_—_ excellent, and an efficient orchestra consisting | Do

weat to

Wednesday last, the Bohemian Diet was! the scene of a display of violence and dis- | order unparalleled in the protracted and | bitter struggle between the Czech and German elements.

bunal at Trautenau certain powers intended to strengthen the position of the Germans as against the Czechs. earried on a resolute filibustering to prevent |

president of the

couree and insisted that Herr Funke, whom

gasping Czech Deputy Vasaty aimed an ink pot at

smashed against a desk, the contents being distributed over Funke and a number of others in his

A Right Hot Melee.

AND CZECHS IN THE BOHEMIAN DIET MAKE THINGS LIVELY,

According to a despatch from Prague, on |

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A bill conferred

was before the

upon the local tri

Diet which

The young Czechs

the passage of the bill. Prince Lobkowitz, | Diet, who is an an ap-| pointee of the Austrian Emperor and there- | fore attached to the German interest, re- | buked the filibusters for their obstructive | i the committee had bill, should be heard. | Herr Funke entered the tribune and at- | tempted to speak Some utterance by | Fanke was construed by a Cz:ch deputy | named Bizoaad as alluding in a sarcastic | manner to him. Heclimbed upon the tri- bune and seized Herr Funke, whom he ejected from the tribune amid the intense delight of the Cz:chs. Funke, not subdued by hia precipitous exit from the tribune, made himself heard on the floor, and was defiance from his enemies when

selected to report the |

Funke, but the weapon missed him and was

vicinity. The Czechs next attacked the stenographers, and maltreated several of ther.

Prince Lobkowitz was menaced with per- sonal violence, and declared the sitting closed. The Prince has since been occupied in the preliminary srrangements for due's with several of his antigonisrs.

The scene in the Diet caused great ex- citement. The students of the university broke out in a riotous demonstration, and wrecked the windows of club houses and of mansions of people obnoxious to them. The police are guarding she streets in the vicin- ity of the building.

Emperor Franz Josef has telegraphed to Prague an order closing the present session of the Bohemian Diet. DIED

In this city, on Saturday, 20th inst.. Patrick, beloved son of Bernard and Bridget McTague, aged 5 years and 3 months.

On Sunday, May 21st, cf congestion, Mary Josephine, dearly beloved daughter of Anthony and Susan Dougan, aged 2 years and 2 morths.

[Funeral at 5 o'clock to-day |

At Milton, on the I4th inst., Esther C, beloved daughter of Wiliiam and Siargery Moore, and wife of William White, “es 24 years. The deceased was a great favorite, and besides her relatives leaves many friends to mourn their loss, The very large number present at the fuperal was a token of the general esteem in which she was held. Her afflicted husband and family have the deep sympathy of the entire community

= _— — — —- — Fresa Bedeque oysters just received at the Usion House—on the half-shell and by the ml9 3i eod

F. W. Heara, of ,Toronto, was cured of a by using awker a

Hawker’s Tolu. He wrote Mr.

Choice Noithern Spy apples at Beer &

**Excelsior” Flour.—Several of Beer & Goff's customers who have tried this new

have ever used. “Five Roses.”—We have just received a

the Lake of the Woods Miiling Co., made from No. 1 hard fite wheat, in barrels and balf barrels, —Ceo. Carter & Co,

Hose at 3 cents, 5 cents, 8 cents, 10 centr, 16 cents and 20 cents per pair, at Moore & McLeod’s to-day. All great bargains, Don’t fail to see them.

You Use Drugs ? If so, remember that we have a stock of the PUREST DRUGS and CHEMI- CALS that cam be procured, which we seil at bed-rock prices for cash. We guarantee our goods.

A. 8. JOHNSON, Cor. Kent & Prince Sts,

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“You'll Feel Better”

Ng If you’re all run down and out of sorts if you take a few bottles of

MALTO PEPTONIZED PORTER.

It isa food. Beneficial alike to young and old, It strengthens the body, creates an appetite, aids di- gestion, invigorates the system. Ask your doctor about it. It’s good for every one. TRY IT.

THE MALTO PEPTONIZED PORTER CO. LTD. TRURO, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA, Druggists sell it.

rywO J.ET--That desirable Cottage on ''noper T Prince Street, with stable and cosch house in rear, at present occupied by Mr. David =>t»-~¥- art. Poseession given Ist June. Apply to *¥ RS, Georce WEBSTER. may22 “OR SALE OR TO LET—A house on the cor- ner of St. Peter's Road and Plersart Streer, eo ntaining seven recms wi wareheu e at- tiched. Apply to PETER STEWART Gi» gow House, dy iw--may “2 pty on Gocd ict on Spring Park utely owned by Mr, Watson. Pros, & Co.

pasiure for two cows in toad, adjoining gard: n Apply to Pasake 3i eod—may22

ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A man and a maid servant, Apply to WILLIAM ODD.

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KID GLOVES !°s."susntzs

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HIGH GRADE,

Wes We keep a Stock of t

Charlottetown, May 12, 1893.

BOYS’ MENS’

Charlottetown, April 21, 1893-—dy eod

Charlottetown, March 10, 1893,

CAPE GLOVES, with and without Gauntlets.

CHILDREN'S

TWEEDS!

Ea 7% + * 7

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hese Goods that shall léave

AND FINISH U

no possibility of failure to suit customers A Large Variety for Evening Wear.

STA NGH™Y BROTHERS.

McKAY WOOLEN MILLS.

NEXCELLED.

LADIES’ HEAVY

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CLOTHING,

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and and and

style. style. style.

all prices all prices ail prices

any any any

iiatis! Hats! Hats

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TWEEDS ! MENS HEAVY TWEED PANTS.—This season

beautiful line of all our best makes. they are unequalled.

TWEEDS! we have a For durability and low prices

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RALITY:

Qur Prices suit the times, our Customers are pleased with the Bargains, the money is left on the Island, and there is satisfaction all around,

GOPRF

our Roots and Shoes fit the feet,

BROS’. BOOT FACTORY

OvE LARGE STOCK of Hair, Tooth, Cloth

and Nail Brushes will be offered at greatly reduced prices to clear. for Spring Stock.

Also, we offer our line of Perfo mes, in the sity, at 20 per cent. off.

Come early and secure a bottle of French, English or American Perfume, at a much cheap- er price than elsew iere.

Also, Chamois Skins, Toilet Powders, Soaps, Tooth Preparations, etc , etc. |

To intreduce still further Davies’ Gint ment, we | have decided to sell 25c. boxes for Idc., and 15c, boxes for ife. This offer is only open for the next sixty days.

Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, at usual | price.

Havana aud Domestic Cigars.

A large ctock of Pipes, Tobacco, Cigarettes, and | Smokers’ Goods generally,

We must make room

tue finest

VICTORIA ROW,

May: 2. 1893.—eod

COLUMBIA, MODAl, 30,

HE favorite road wheels of '95.. The leaders in the race. If you would not be left behind, ride a Columbia, Model 30. it is the strongest for its weight (30 Ibs.), the most beautiful and fastes: road wheel ever built. The world’s records, from } to 5 miles, voré made on Columbias similar to the Mode] 30 in model and construction, with only a difference of four pounds in weight. Do you ride a Model 307 R. M. YOUNG,

may E7 Agent for P. E. Island.

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To LET--House with Stable and Garden, cor- ner Kent and Cumberland Streets. Apply

to K. W. TayYror. tf—mayl0

T° L.ET—A house on Lower Queen Street, suit. | able fora small family. Apply to THOMAS | McQuaid. may9 way rED—A good servant girl for genera |

work. Applyat this office, mayll

OST—Last night, between Richmond Street and the Malpeque Read, a.purse containing | money. mayi8

R SALE OR TO LET—tlouse with garden and stable attached, corner Keat and Cum- |} berland Streets. Hou-s heated with hot water. | Apply to E. W. TayLor 2aw—miyls OUSE TO LET—A Dwelling House on Ray- | field Street, containing nine rooms, stabie and coach house Heated with hot water and is in good condition. Pessessien given at once Inquire of A. HERMANS, Queen Street.

ap2i—tf TO LET—Two front furnished rooms, first and second floor, beautiful lecation. Applv at his office. oe may?

TANTED IMMEDIAT&RLY—A smart boy to \ y work about a house and store. Apply at this office. mayl?7

ANTED—A servatt for general housework in a small family. Apply te MRS. ALLEY,

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Dorchester Street. & w ti—mayl?

‘Mining Engineer

| MAIN OFFICK,.....0....0 selisieieains QUEBEC RAMON © :cconsserensiies ..:-eMONTREAL

| Interesting to the Citizens ef Char

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sf, FORE PHARMALY, Bitar aba a see-tomsresnerstirt= Pc ell = NOT:

Come

and leaving their orders daily with us. are very attractive—new shades and patterns. St, George Pharmacy, Opp. Postofict, never had the pleasure of wearing our make of Suits give a trial order, and be convinced that we are the people to make the good fitting and handsome fin- Should you want a Ready-made Suit, we have a lot of our own make.

We have a large stock of Furnishings, Hats. Shirts, We, Collars, Underclothing, ete., and offer

ished Clothing.

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Charlottetown, May 20, 1893.

early and secure one of our NOBBY SPRING SUITS.

‘ome extra good values.

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Hundreds are taking advantage Our Cloths If you

fr.

GRADUATE OF LAVAL AND McoGILL,)

TRULY COMING !

lottetown, Georgetown, Souris and Summerside

JROF, W. H. BROWN, of Halifax, who has visited all the principal Towns of Nova seotia, will shortly apogear in your midst ts» execute all orders in tie way of CHIMNEY SWEEPING,

Ail persons desiring to have their Chimneys swept can have it done without removing furni- ture, covering Carpets, or removing ornaments, etc . from mantela, All work done from inside

of the house, W. H. BROWN.

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AMMON

City By-Law.

A By-Law for ievying and specifying the rate of Assessment on Kea] Estate and Persona) Pro- perty in the City of Charléttetown, for zene;a! civic purposes, under Statute 51 Victoria Chapter 12 ,

B® it enacted by the City Council of the City of Charlottetown as follows :— :

ist. The rate of assessment on Real Estate for feneral civic purposes, under said Statute. for the year commencing the first day o? January A. D. 1883, and ending the 3ist day of D.combder. A. D 3893, is hereby specified and fired at the rate of ONE PER CENT. on every dollar of the Value of Real Esiste, ag assessed by the Asses sors of the raid City of Charlottetown in the General Assessment Pook and Vaiuation Roll of all Real Kstate and Persona) | reperty liable to taxation in said City, sud of all persons liable to pay Poll Tax therein. made and duly beturned by them on the Jeventh day of April, 4, D. 1898.

2nd. The rate of assessment on Persomal Pro- perty for such general civic purposes, for the year commencing the Ist dav of January, A. D, 1888 and ending the 3iet — of December, A, 1D, 1893. Is here by specified and fixed at the rateof ONE PER CENT. on every dollar of the value of Personal Property aS assessed by the Assessors of the said City in the said General Agsessment Book and Vaiuation Roll, made and @uly re- turned by them as aforesaid.

(Sgd) T. HEATH HAVILAND, Mayor of ¢ ‘hgrlottetown H. M, DAVISON, City Clerk,

A By-Law for allowing a rate of Discount on the Assensment on Real Estate and Personal Pro- perty in the City of Charlottetown, for gencra! civic purposes, for the current year ending the thirty-first day of December, A. LD. 1898.

B® it enacted by the City Council of the City of Charlottetown as follows :—

ist. A discount at the rate of two and a« half per cent shall De allowed to al) taxpayers who shall, on or before the fiffecnth day of July next, A D 1898. pay to the City Clerk, at his office, the taxes sevurally due by them for the current year on Real Estate and Personal j reperty for Civic purposes.

(Sgd) T. HEATH HAVILAND, Mayor of Charlottetown. H. M. DAVISON, mayl9—dy 2w City Clerk,

VALUABLE PROPERTY

BY AUOTION:

( N MONDAY, 29th inst., at 12 o'clock, on the 4 premises, 1 will offer the valuable BUSI- NESS STAND lately occupied by George J. Wright asa Pork Packiag Establishment, and sitnated on Kent Street, next to the Rocklin House.

There are two large buildings in good. order ard very snitable for business purposes.

Terms easy,

C. lL. MORRISON, dy 3aw wky 2i Anecotioneer

WANTED.

EAVY DRAFT HORSES AND DRI. VERS on the 16th. Apply to JAMES FRASER, mayl2 Hotel Davies,

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roe AND FREIGHT STEAM. ER. For particulars apply “o

MESSRS. POOLE & LEWIS, ap21—lm d & w

tage

Baking. POWUerS

BULLETIN NO 10.

Cream of Tartar Powders :

WOUODILL'S GERMAN,

Victoria.

Cream of Tartar Powders containing Ammonia ; ROYAL, Priacess.

‘There is no such official in existetice as the Government Aualyst of Ontario,”

THOMAS MACFARLANE, Chief Analyse’, Inland Revenue Dept. Otta» a, ap26 LIME. LIME.

Tow landing, Fresh Burnt St. Joh. Lime in casks and barrels. POOLE & LEWI:, Peake’s No. 3 'W \arf. dy2w 2aw wky lm

JEALED TENDERS, forthe supply of Cloth t - RO. the Militia and Pernianent (Curps, comprising Tunice, Trowrers, Great Coats, Hel- mets, Caps; Militia Store Supplies and * eces- series, consisting of Boots, Fur Collars, Mitts, Sheets, saddiery, Horse Blankets, Gun Powder. &«.; Hard and Soft Goal; Hard and Seft Wood (English measvre} for the healing of a/) militar buildings in each of the Military Districts, will be received up to noonen THURSDAY, 1th of June, 1873 enders to be marked on te left hand oorner of the envelope : Tender for * Militia rats, “* Militia Store Supplies,” “Gun Pew der,” “Coal,” or “ Fuel Wood,” as the eure may be, and addressed to the Honorabie the Minister at Militia and Defence, Ottawa.

The contracts fer Clothing are tocovera period of three years from the ist July, 183; those for Coal, W ood, Store Supplies and Necessaties are for one year from Ist July, 1893.

BRU Ck.

IA SOAP

Only Costs Seven Cents.

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: Gaive it one trial and you will find

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Printed forme of tenders coutaifing full per- } ticulars, may be obiained from» the |iepartment } at Ottawa and atthe following Militia ntores, j Viz: The offices of te Sunerimtendents ofStores | at London, Toronto, Kingston, Montreal, Quebec | Halifax, N.S., St, John, N. B, and Winnipeg.

Man. : | _ Kvery article of Clothing, Store Sup; lies and | Necessaries to be furnished, as wejl as the ma-

terial therein, must be of Canadian manufacture

and similar in al) respects tothe sealed patterns which can be seen at tie Militie Stores at

Ottawa. This does not apply to Helmeta, Forage | Caps, nor to material for saddlery.

No tender will be received unless made on a printed form furnished by the Department, nor will a tender be considered if the printed form is altered in any manner whatever.

Each tender must be accompanied by'an ac- cept -d Chartered Bank cheque for an amount equal toten per cent of the total vaigeof the article tendered for. which will be forieited if

he party making the tender declines to sigh &

it the very best Soap you’ -ever yryecrienciet wes i dose ic the en. used. Ammonia Soap is the great labor-saving soap. a‘

The Department does not the lowest or any tender.

A. BENOIT, Capt,

Mecre .

Department of Militia und Defence, } e Ottawa, 19th May, 1893. ‘

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