Local and Other ‘Memes,

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Ovt.—Advertisement receivex too late, on — ~ Arrention.—The Fogineers will meet to

night for drill, in uniform.

A large attend ance is requested.

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Sate OF Prorerty.—Mr, Robert Crabbe's property, as advertized, was sold to-day by R. Beairsto, auctioneer, for $900, to Mr. John

Mallett. —_—_»—_—. Tur Beatrice.—The steamer Princess Bea- trice left Souris at 10.30 o'clock this morning,

ind is expected to arrive here about 5.30 this

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Y. M. C. A.—Remember that the bible class will meet in the parlor of the Y. M.C. A. to-morrow (Thursday) evening from 8 to 9 o'clock, and will be conducted by Rev. Mr. Gordon.

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Prince oF Wares Cot_ece.—This institu- tion will be closed for the summer vacation on Friday next, at 3 o'clock, p. m., when the vyaledictory will be delivered and the prizes awarded,

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W. R. Watson, Druggist is wholesale agent for K. D.C. It is sold by all drug- gists, and guaranteed to cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion or the money will be re- funded.

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Crvu, Service.—The following gent'emen were up for promotion examination, this fore- noon, betore W. W. McLeod, Esq., Post Of- fice Inspector of Manitoba and the Northwest Territories, viz; Bernard Traicer, T. W. D. Haszard, and Daniel J. Macdonalil,

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LyceuM.-—A grand concert will be given ander the aupices of the Boys’ Beanch ot the League of the Cross, in the Lyceum, to-mor rrw (Thursday) evening. Come one, come all,

as & rare musical treat will be given. Doors open at 7.30, concert to begin at 8. Admis- sion only 15 cents. Reserved seats, 25 cents,

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UNREGISTERED MEDICAL PRACTIONERS are reminded that the register of the names of persons entitled to vote for and eligible to election to the first Medical couneil of P. E. Island (Medical Act 1890) is required by law to be closed on Monday next, June Jad

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A CENTENARIE af THE Potts.—The Kentville Star says : Hon. Samuel Chip- man, who will be 100 years old in October next, went in company with Richard Kid- ston, aged 84, to the polls on the 21st, and yoted, and Webster and Harris can’ proba- bly claim the only vote 100 years old that has been cast in the province in its history,

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Ow a Trwe.—Confusion reigned for some time this afterncon on Retchford St., the notorious Mrs. Heron being on one of her “times.” The abuse the neighbors received was something terrible to hear. Even the passers by did not escape. Everybody wasinsulted, Aftershe had gone von in ;his manner for some time’ the protectors of the peace appeared om the scene and after recieving their share of abuse she was escorted to the station where she awaits trial

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George Forbes, M. P. P., was in town to- day.

Dr. L. Brehaut left yesterdya on a busi- ness trip to the S'ates,

The Russian General Von Wirten, commit- ted suicide by shooting at Wiesbaden on the 24th inst.

The Queen has created Prince Albert Vic- tor, eldest son of the Prince of Wales, Duke of Clarence and Avondale and Earl of Ath- lone.

Miss Willard has sent tu the Montreal Wit- ness the following account of Miss Scovill, who is to give Bibie readings here next week :

**Miss Elizabeth J. Scovil is the daughter of a

jeading citizen of Nashville, Tenn. She gives

remarkable Bible readings, and is a young evangelist of great mental vigor and spiritual’) turs of customs

powers. Bornand reared in the South, she

has its soft tones and warm heart, combiaed with the moral and intellectual strength that

characterizes types of Northern womanhood.

A capital horsewoman, and devoted to an out-

door life, she was accustomed to take her bible with her and to study in the great and lonely forests in her native State the three- fold revelation of heart within, nature around, and God in His inspired word. She started out to be an artist, and had a growing fame which would ere long have led her to Paris as astudent. She established a pottery for ar- tistic work in her native city, drew around her « large circle of students, became an adept in the testing of materials, owned valuable beds of clay and kaolin in different parts of the State, discovered a method of glazing 8° unique as to attract the attertion of experts in New York city, and was on the road toa most successful career in her chosen pursuit. But a heavenly voice called her to leave all this and go forth, bible in hand, trusting only in the leadings of God’s spirit as to where she shonld work and for the supply of ail her needs. That an evangelist of so much power should have come to us from the South, isa fresh indication of the mighty movement among women in that section, of which cur- rent literature has already given so many proofs.”

Justin McCarthy thus sizes up the leading men of the British Commons: Physically, | am bound to admit that the Gevernment M. P.’sare the better looking. So far as looks are concerned, I should range the parties tus Tories, Irish, Liberals, iberal- Unionists. : The two best looking men are, I think, George Windham and Sidney Herbert; the best look- ing Irishman is Mr. Parnell, and next to him are Arthur O'Connnor and Johan O'Connor; the beet looking Liberal is Herbert Garner; the least ill-tooking Liberal Unionist is Sir Henry James; the best looking man on the Government bench is Mr. Ritchie, and the best looking man on the front Opposition

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, - - - -

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28 1880.

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WEDNESDAY, MAY

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WONDERFUL VALUE

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Lace Flouncings and Lace Curtains.

Lawis, Embroidery, Flouncings

, &, &., a Large Variety.

Light Weight

Summer

Dress

Stuffs, a Specialty.

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,

SeeciaL Desparcurs To Tur ExaMINER.

THE TORRY CASE

MURDER THE VERDICT.

Sr. Joun, May 27.

The Coroner's Jury this afternoon, after hearing the evidence in the Torry case, submitted the foliowing verdict: ‘* We the jury empanelled to enquire into the cause of the death of Samuel Torry find that the deceased came to his death from a wound by a knife in the hand of Theodore Watts, and that the said Theodore Watts did felonously, wilfully and of his malice aforethought kill and murder the said Samuel Torry, and that William Gray was an accessory to the fact.

The Duke of Connanght in

Winnipeg.

Wiynirec, Man., May 27. _ The Duke of Connaught and party came into the city this morning from Sir Donald Smith’s Cottage at Silver Heights and were met by the dignitaries of the city at ‘the railway station. The Duke was presented with an address in the City Hall this after- noon, held a reception at Government House, inspected the hospital, drove around the city and at one o'clock p. m., took a special train for the East.

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A Ten Thousand Dollar Seandal. Monrreat, May 27

The great topic of the day following the Pacaud $10,000 scandal is the attitude of the True Witness, the organ of the Irish Catholic population in the Province of Quebec. This paper, which has supported ae up to date, comes out to-day de- claring that tue National Leader is unworthy of future confidence, and asks the electors ,to turn the Government out on the 7th of June next, ;

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Strike Settled. QuinsEY, Mass., May 27.

The trouble among the granite cutters has been satisfactorily settled, and if it is pleasant to-morrow work will be resumed at all the quarries. The price list signed will not be broken without three months notice, and it is under-tood no objection will be raised to men working ten hours if they wish. The tenth hour is considered ever time.

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The Fisheries. Orrawa, May 27.

Orders have been issued to have the Fisheries protection cruisers in readiness for service as svon as possible, and collec- have been instructed to cv-vperate in affording information to the Fishery Intelligence Bureau which will be continued this season.

Stonecutters’ Strike.

Barrie, Vt., May 27.

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Estate of Late George Davies.

BUILDING & PASTURE LOTS, AT BRIGHTON.

HE undersigned Trustees and Executors of

the Will of the late George Davies, will

cause to be offered for sale at Auction, on the premises at Brighton,

On Monday, 2nd day of June, AT 11 O'CLOCK, A. M.,

A number of BUILDING LOTS and a FEW ONE-ACRE PASTURE LOTS. Some of the Building Lots front on the Brighton Road, and the remainder on wide roads of 60 feet, opened up through the property.

A plan, showing the location of each of the Lots, etc., can be seen at the office of R. Beairsto, Auctioveer.

Terms—2Z5 per cent. down and balance secured on property bearing 5 per cent. in- terest.

DANIEL DAVIES,

F. W. MOORE,

L. H. DAVIES, Trustees and Executors.

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DENTISTRY.

gape fitted up a Room in Dr, Bag- nall’s Office, I am prepared to practice

Dentistry in all ita branches. Satisfaction

guaranteed, a

JGQHN P. MURRAY,

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Kent Mills Flour.

WEEKS & BEER, QUEEN STRELT, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND,

Importers of British and German Dry Goods, Millinery, Smail- wares, &c.

Atso—Full Lines of Teas, Groceries and ,

Warehouse Goods, WHOLESALE ONLY.

aa Additions to our General Stock are being daily received from the different sources of production, and will be offered, Wholesale only, at a small advance on cost.

Ch’town, May 22, 1890—dy 2m

WANTS, LOST, FOUND ec

ANTED,—A Servant Maid. Apply to MRs. CHARLES PALMER, Weymouth Street.

Late of the Boston Dental Callege,

to contrast ! You can find them all in our stock.

Moderation in Prices.

SAUNDERS has charge of this Depar ment. without regard to time or trouble.

STANLEY

ideas and colors. Something for every

right-minded taste.

SUN UMBRELLAS.

We are showing the best $1.00 Um- brella in the market, fast colors.

STANLEY BROS.

Good Gloves should fit well and wear well. Every buyer has a right to expect these two qualities shall mark the Gloves offered her. We aim to keep a stock that shall have no possi- bility of failure to suit customers in shade, styles and prices.

SPtANLEY BROS.

HOSTERY-—We make a specialty of all weights and grades. The “ Kelipse” Brand of Black Cotton Hosiery, every pair stamped, guaranteed free from injurious dyes and to retain

the color. STANLEY BROS.

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23° Does anybody know how many makes of Corsets there are in the market? We confess that we do not. But there are some makes taat have been tested and found to possess all those qualities most desirable Our line of these go ds is large and s includes all the popular makes. eo % STANLEY BROS.

RIBBONS.— Our stock of these is very large. Ribbons to match everything! Ribbons Ribbons to harmonize! Gay Ribbons, and sober, bright colors and neutral tints. STANLEY BROS.

DRESS GOODS.—We lay special claim to Novelty in Styles, Variety in Patterns, and . STANLEY BROS.

MILLINERY.—Ali the Newest Goods in French, English and American. MISS We are: always pleased ta show goods

STANLEY BROS., Brown’s Block.

Charlottetown, May 22, 1890—eod

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Carpets and Oil Cloths.

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Spe K SG t Best Value to be had in the City.

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Brussels Carpets, Tapestry Carpets, Wool Carpets, Hemp Carpets, Carpet Squares, Rugs and Mats, Carpet Paper. |

Mil Cloths, 1-2 yard to 5 yards wide; Linoleums, 2

INS & GTERNS.

PARASOLS!

A little of everything Fashion dictates. In our Stock you will find all the new

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day the granite cutters struck.

The Royal Society.

English section.

resigning before the next session.

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Weather Bulletin.

change in temperature.

Contrary to expectations, no settlement was made with the sharpeners at the quar- ries andthe granite cutters’ union voted unanimously to sustain the sharpners.

Orrawa, May 27. The Royal Society continued its delib- erations to-day and Professor Roberts of Windsor was elected to the vacancy in the

Mr. Rykert will Resign.

Orrawa, May 27. It is reported that Mr. Rykert intends

Toronto, May 28.—10 a. m. Moderate winds, mostly showery; not much

Local Notices.

Crockery store—W. P. Colwill.

bench is Sir Charles Russell. The youngest lookiog man for his age (he is about 80) is|

$5,000 worth of Crockery glass and earth- en ware, to be sold cheap at the cheapest

300 Cups and Saucers, 2,500 plates, 600 Butter, Cream & Preserve crocks, 400 Water jugs, 500 bowls, 30 Dinuer sets, 30 Tea sets (assorted patterns) 600 Tumblers

Mr. Tsaac Holden; and of the a ed the hand-| and goblets now in stock and to arrive will somest man is the O'Gorman Mahon. The! pe suid at the cheapest Crockery store—

Speaker, in his wig and gown, is a remarkably - handsome man. J!he best debater on the} Government bench is Sir John Gorst, and next |

W. P. Colwill.

Miik pans, Bean pots, Tea pots, Butter

to him Mr. Balfour; the best on the front Op- | crecks, Cream crocks, Mulasses jars, Fiow-

position bench is (1 exclude Mr, Gladstone) | er pots in large numbers at the cheapest

Sir William Harcourt, and the second best is, i 4 think, H. Fowler. the Irish is T. P. O'Connor. bater below the gapgway on the Government

side is Colonel Saundersen, aad the best be- |

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for tue Weak AND Laneurp.—Campbhell’

eef, iron and Wine is one of the best tonics, |

possessing many untritive and strengthening Qualicies. [s yecommended by the leading Medical men. Lf you ave weak and languid a bottle will give instant relief. Seo that you eek fore d.get Cauipieil’s Wine, eer

The best debater among} = The best de-

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Crockery Store.—W. P. Colwill.

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At Roseneath, on the 26th April, Patrick low the Opposition gangway is Mr. Brad- | Noddy, aged 19 years, youngest son of Pierce

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'famous peninsula will ony the

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yards to 4 yards wide; Plain Linoleams, with Border to match; Stair Oil Cloth, Table Oil Cloth, American Leather Cloth. : WATH A touonid, coo wee go] Carpets cut and made; Oil Cloths cut any shade ply to Miss PETERS, Sidmount, may - : YTED,— statis a tie sisiiea tiie or SIZC. VY experisne-d “temale’ servant, "Apply Largest. Cheapest and Best Stock of Room Paper

experienc.d female servant, Apply at | )

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PERKINS & STERNS.

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OOD PASTURK-—part of the McGill pro-

perty—for a limited number of cows. Ap-

ply on the premises, Spring Park Road, to JoHN McGILL, tt—may27

this office. may26 ad

PASTURE TO LET, for five horses, in a field P n I j ad on ° iy . BSEaANG,

on the Mount Kdward Road, with water, and shelter. Also, pasture for a few cows nearer] town,.—J. H. GaTes, St. Peter’s Road. may22—6i pd

3 ay 26, 1890. R SALE._A good strong Buaey. built by a| Charlottetown, May 26, 1890

first-class builder; little used; good order; worth two cammon imperted ones. Apply to W. C. Tick, next doorto Fish Market, Ch’town, may23—%i (fri tues) pd .

[Say,Moveoffthe Corners,

(x) with large stable and coach house.—R. McMIL- A &

7 LET.—A Shop and Dwelling House on Upper Queen Street, between Grafton and Kent Streets. Euquire of J. MOWILL. may 22—eod tf

LET.—The commodious House adjoining the subscriber's residence. Prince Sireet,

Don't stand in the way of the crowds

LAN. eod tf—meh2l | oa ot ; os — by LET.—A Monee on Pownal Street, now ; Ey Pa that are Zong to t RO Wy & BROS. 4 occu by Mrs. esservey. oO / ;

Wallan Homi ie 2 to be clothed.

Wan TED.—A Man or Boy to look after a horse and garden. Good references required. Apply immediately at F. PrrrERs’ house,

Brighton, dy tf—may“l

ASTURE.—Good Pastnre for three Cows, PR close to west end of the city, -— in = —m

LT am appointed in your interests, and am glad to tell you the good news that PROWSE BROS. the Wonderful Cheap Men, can fit the smallest boy or the largest man with a Suit of Clothes that will make him look like a genife- :

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ee ha eres Se UO CLE I Att! A LI

Weld. Apply tou. H. Davigs, Agent.

7s SALE.--A pretty little Mare, sound as a dollar, quiet asa lamb, smart asa oe pply

Just suit fora family driver in the city. dy #i wy li—may?0

at THe EXAMINER cffice. ftxO LET.—A large Double Tenement House, : near the head of Queen Street. Kent low.— W. W. WELLNER. mayl9

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‘ ° e aoe f| B ‘| os . * ; ¢ ac min or a gentleman's son, and, best of WANTED.—A female servant, must be well e 44

recommended, understand cooking and aii. general housew0rk, to wait on two persous with out family. Good wages. .Apply at this office. [mayi7—tf ryxO LET. -Two or three rooms in a central part ofthe city. Good locality, water in. For further particuiars apply at this office. [ma 17

NO LET.—A double tenement House, situate - on Sidney Street opposite the Brich Chu:ch. formerly owned by Capt. Lawrence Kickham, and now owned by the subscriber. Possession given of one end tne With May. and the other end the 12th May. ‘the above house is in Beat

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ie, Sibawaee, how

heir prices are at low water mark. i say, the man or woman who docs not bay Clothing at PROWSE BROS.

i be arrested for not being more

should economical, ut (x) ; i od U uu IN Si bt, _

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