ass

* Se.8%

Lovaland Other liens.

a \ Severn! new summonses hay beers Ht - ian tue Board of Trade will} sane the d ission on Commercial Union ‘ t e ‘

Winrer 1 e& TABLE The winter time table [. C. R. is expeeted to go into effect on Mo y the 25th iust

-

Vorers Lists.—.Just out—the voter's list

for Chariot townh and Roy alty For sale by

Geo. W. Gardiner, Queen Square,

- ro Cant at Sournts. The S. S. Bonavista will call at Souris to-day A large amount of freight is waiting her arrival there. - kai Harpiy NECESSARY it is hardly neces- sary to call particular attention to the Penny

be givenin St. Peter's School-

Readings to bx room, on Tuesday evening next 7

AGoop PRoGRAMME. our best readers and musicians will assist at the Penny Readings in St. Peter's Schoolroom on Tues- day evening next. See programme.

oe eee

Tus M. A. Srarr.—The steamer M. A, Starr, Captain Ferguson, after taking in a cargo of pork, canned goods, ete., ete., sailed for Halifax at nine o'clock yesterday morning.

Some of

- Tux SociaL,—Be sure and attend the. tea and social in the Y. M. C. A. Hall to-morrow Tea on tables at six o'clock. Ad-

evening missicn to hall 10 cents; to tea and hall 25 cents

esi da

Brestiness Exrsnston.—-Messrs. Norton & Fennell are having a new iron-house built on their new premises (Dorsey & Golf's old stand, Queen Street), and are making other improvements preparatory to moving in,

ankeaia

Pouice Cocrt.— One drunk and two tax delinquents appeared before His Honor this morning. The drunk was disposed of foi $1 and one of the defen Jants in the dog tax

dog

eases was fined $l and costs and the other dismissed. ~- > — To ConxrrisvuTrors.—All parties sending

sontributions to the social are send them to the Y. M. C. afternoon at 2 o'clock. The be there to receive them. thankfuily received. ene lea ENTERTAIN MENT. Be sure to patronize the tea and entertainment in aid of the Y. M. C. A, to-morrow evening. A good programme has been pre pared and the tea is in the same excellent haads that prepared the grand tea lost spribg. Uelenaiailimeale UNLIike other cathartics, Dr. Pierce's * Pellets’ do not render the bewels costive after operation, but, on the contrary, establish a perinanently healthy action. Being entirely no particular care is required while By druggists.

requested tu A. to-morrow comnnittee will Contributions

AND

vegetable, using them.

<i> —

To THe Front Acars.—The Harvey Co. Observer, to hand last mail, reports ‘* damp rains’ at that place recently. What a pecu-

liar place Harvey 4'o. must be. First ‘* wet

rain,” and then ‘“‘damp rain.” We are

always having something new sprung upon us. siiaitesiailiadanieee

Messrs. Fred Davies and

McKinlay, two well known and

PERSONAL. Arthur W.

popular young men, left this morning for Florida, which place they intend to make

We wish them success. N. B., is at the

vo future home. Heg gan, c. B. Be. Rankin.

John,

harpway Men.—-The railway men’s tem- perance meeting yesterday afternoon, was, we are informed, large and enthusiastic. Rev. Mr. Hogg, of Moncton, said in the course of his address, that for Charlottetown to go back from Scott Act to license would be to commit a fatal mistake. °

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Gose Wrose.— A» young man named Arthur Cardinal, employed as a collector and confidential clerk by Lyon Silverman, manufaeturer of flavoring extracts, Montreal, has skipped out with some $400 or $500 of his employers money. When he and MeNeally méet what a time they have,

cceliiiliaiaaiaia

A Customs Orricer’s Carter. The Hali- fax Mai/ publishes an interesting account of the éases of Npeciqgl Customs Officer Curless, who is a natiye of Grand “alla, ¥.B He has been a printer, + lumberman, a rail- roader, a farmer, a smugg’er, a drummer, and @ customs officer, Officer Carless is known tomany people in Charlottetown.

7 iND Fournrrex.—A

as silor,

Etcureen novel mar-

riage touk place at the F. ( b. parsonage, Norton Stxtion. N. B.. on Wednesday, 9th inst., whe) the Rev. Wm. DeWare united in marriave Wm. Howe, aged 18, and Angeline

Colpitts, ayed 14 the bride was attended by her sister Muy. aivl the groom by his brother Levi Kings County Record,

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Ceriic.— There will he a meeting of the Charlottetown Curling Club at the Board of Trade rooms, MacKachern Building, on Wed- nesday afternoon next, 23rd inst, at 4 o'clock, A full attendance is particular ly requested, as arrangements are to be made for the coming winter curling. —A. A. BARTLETT, Secretary.

—_a—_—_ Lost Wire ALL os Boarp.—-The schooner Glenora, while on a voyage from Port

Williams to Kingston, Ont,, with a cargo of grain, was wrecked on Lake Superior during @ gale on Thursday morning and all hands were drowned. The crew consisted of seven men. The Glenora was bat two years old and was valved at $18,000. She was commanded by Captain Matthew Patterson, Sent

Counrexrerrine. —Five Indians are on trial at London, Ont., for making counterfeit money. The plan pursued by them is said to be much superior to the old system of cast- ing trom dies. They simply make impressions of quarters, half dollars, and dollars in plaster of Paris and cast the money therein. The specimens produced in court were excellent imitations, but the proportion of lead to glass was 80 large that they had no ring.

mannii iia

Witt se or Benerrr.—The line of steam- ers which is expected to ply weekly between Souris, Charlottetown, Halifax and ports in the United States, will do much to develo the trade of the country. Farmers in the eastern part of the Island can, when this line is estab lished, send their potatoes, butter, eggs, etc., straight to the American market and yet prompt returns in cash. Fishermen can also do the same with their fish, which will be a great boon to both classes

ida

Boston Comepy Company.—The Lyceum held another lar; ge audience to witness *‘ Ten Nights in a Ba Resi’ ’ on Saturday evening last, and the piece was well played. Manager Webber made a te slling speech in front of the curtain, at the end of the fourch act, in which he referred to the large increase in patronage the past week. His announcement of a re- turn next season received emphatic approval. Thee company play this week in Summerside,

THE DAILY

‘ ‘ . 7» > : a ay N m KL aa. is ddid AK te. ~< Wrs. 2 OLOW CHS, ix A press correspouden A vite ‘1 do not | man Despareiy re | AWINETA] Is ko ow whether thy pep leut Dts « ity of the

i

ANUiHvd tuL di N

Two Steamers Collide.

ONE SUNK: AS A’ RESULT. 140 PASSENGERS MISSING. 22 Bodies Recovered.

eee ae

LATEST PARTICULARS.

Noy. 20. Scholtan 3 vesterday |

LONDON, stéaiitr W. “A, left Rotterdam morning for New York, and was sunk by collision with thé steamer Rosa May,” of Hartlepool, at 11 o'clock last night, ten miles off Dover.’ Fhe Scholtan earried a complement of 230 passengers and crew.

The Dutch Capt. Saot,

The steamer Elva-.. of Sunederiane:, rescued 90 of. the.” crew. aid pas sengers, and landed them at the Sailors’ Héme, Dover. One hundred andl

forty passengers are missing. One pssen- ger rand child of the party brought to Dover were found dead from exposure,, Boats soon left Dover bound in all directions for the purpose of saving life and property “if possible. The Rosa May is sanehored off Ramsgate with tow beats. Up to 2.05 p- m., 22 bedies have been landed at Dover. At the time of the accident a dense fog prevailed. The Scholtan was struck on the port bow by the Rosa-May. — lamedi- ately after the shock the passengers, all of whom had retired for the night, “rushed ou deck im night’ gownsy The” boats. were promptly ordered lowered, but it was found Sine only two were available; the others were useless and were not lowered. The water rushed swiftly through the hole in the bow, and a terrible scene ensued. The poee stricken passengers uttered pie writs shrieks. Many fe!) upon their knees and pr: y- ed aloud. The officers were covl andl selt possessed, remaining on the bridge to the last. Several persons secured life belts aud leaped into the sea. Within twent, minutes after-the shock the Scholtan wa; engulfed. All who had belts floated an: were rescued by boats fromm the ‘steamer Elva, which cruised around till 4 4. m. Scenes on Trafalgar “quare.

LONDON, Nov. 20.

Vast throngs of sightseers crowded the vicinity of Trafalgar Square to-day. Many thousand police eonstables guarded every

approach to the Square @tself... There was no disorder or rioting. A great meeting in Hyde Park adopted

resolutions denouncing the imprisenment of editor O’Brien, denouncing Sir Chas. Warren, head of «the London police, and Home Secretary Matthews, and asserting tne right of free assemblage.

Went Through the Canal Monrrean, Nov. 20. About 4 o'clock this morning, as a freight train, composed of an engine, three box ears and van, on the South Eastern Brafth

of the C. P. R. Railway, was crossing the new bridge over the Lachine Canal, it suddenly went through into the canal iito

16 feet of water, the swing bridge haying been left open. Why the bridge was open has not yet transpired. The: engineer, named Remington, was killed and the fire- man fatally tmjured, Three others were mare ar less seriously injured.

Burned Down. BrivGcerort, C Nov. 20.

The main building of the winter quar- ters of Barnum & Baley’s greatest show on earth, was burned to-night with all the tent poles, seats and most of the animals. The loss is estimated at $700,000; insurance $100,000. Thirty-two elephants and one lion escaped into the country.

mn.,

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, A Munificent Gift. Noy. 20.

1h PoRONTO,

Hon. John McDonald has donated $40, 000 tewards the establishment of a new hespital in thiscity. Preliminary arrange

ments fur carrying out the cbject of the gift, and increasing the fund to $150,000, have been placed by him. in the hands of the Board of Trustees of Toronto Uuiver- sity’

To Go Into Liquidation.

Toronpo, Nov. 20, The Central Bank will “go into liquida- tion. It will begin redeeming its circula- tion to-morrow. °

ae

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, Nov. 21 —10 a.m. Westerly winds, mostly fair aad cooler.

Goverment Pond.

the crossing, at Black Sam's Bridge, during the daiap weather we have had lately, has been fear- ful, from the tanuvery on the one side, and the mud from the Pond on the other. | observe that the Board of Health, have, during the last few day’s allowed» the trde to flowin. But the water drains out at low water. The old pli in was to shut the water in on the highest spri«g tide at. this season of the year for skati! iz ice. The spring tides are off,so that whyn Jack Frost comes there will be no ice.

Sin,—The stench at

Ch’town, Nov. 19, CrrizEN. Rauty or Lapies To-niaut,-- All laches

and who will assist eotah | to meet ae thé Y..M. C.

friendly to the Scott Act in the campaign are evening at 8 o'clock in

and we cordially recommend them as being iu every way worthy of patronage.

EXAR VLE aN, : a Ns oF

S* caitghave Ward iMrs, Leonos ens lecture on

“Sian, its Tomy and Cart,” ifnot, a rare trcat from a amost accomplished aud gifted lady is in store for you. T€ you have listened to her, then what I[ havecsaid, as Toots would say “‘is of no consequence.” This charming awd exceedingly intelligent lady has given us two leétures, which were received wit!: marked favor by her audience. M: any Of our citizens =both ladies and gen- tlemen-—have paid theimrespe:ts in persou to Mrs. b., and hae “been. charmed ; aby |

her conveTst tion, be eer and manner

eS. - <a To. Lecrman.+—-George: Francis Tr: aig OT ag he likes wae styled. “ Citizen rain, is to leg tare Lik St dl nn, 2} B.. this we rok He has afnovaced thet be nitchuls teekWP, that eity his fature hon: : ite ads ALMost Reapy.—The new Ravkin House

bp ilding of ‘Vater Streetis now almpst r ready for occupation, .

Di i viet

Whete wer rel 35 deabfit fipb here ie in

Montréal last week,

PENNY READINGS, }

St. Peter's et Schoolroom, ON

NOV. 22,

——_

from

TUESDAY, INST.,

l. dnstrunrental. Daret:

Messrs. Earle and F oster.

2. Reading .... .. per gut ss sets eee Oe MOOR Sct. tet ee .Mrs. Roliertsom 4. Instrumental Solo Miss E. Palmer 5. Song a™. .. .... Mr. Hermans Ge Reading . (4 . Miss Katie Wright tc BORRs..... ...Mr. Parker Carvell So. Ieecrumental Duet... secs s cs ss

Miss Maud JesbBrisay and Mr. Karle,

We a) es be eee < See 2 Mr Maynard 10. ARG ng. |. . .62,.. 2 ae. ae. Bn: .. 0, Miss Eagle

Mr. Boi), Hodysou)

12. Reading...

i eee 6 oe. os, .... Mr. Tanton HM. Instr waiinitiad Duet hes das oo SO Mr. Vinnee¢mbe and Miss E. Palmer. 15. God"Bavesthe Queen. re Fe. 2 Doors open at:7.30 p. m. es at 8.

Noy 21, 1887.

Apples,

Her i ing, AC,

BY AUCTION ON

Wednesday, November 23; AT 11.0°CLOCK,

50 barrels Oatario Apples, 50 barrels Nova

Scotia Apples, in Spys, Greenings, Graven- steins, Kings, Baldwins, Pippims, &e., all choice fruit. Also, 100 barrels No. 1 Lab-

brador Herring. : fA. MeNEILb,;-Auctioneeér, Nov. 2], 1887

MAR K ET H ALL. TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. eh

E KINGDODDS, BS0,) ¢

Recognized as One of the Ablest and Most Convincing Speakers in Canada, will délivera FAIR and UNBIASSED

Leciure Subject of

TEMPERANCE

in which he will demonstrate that the Scott Act has RECTARDED rather ADVANCED the Cause of

on the

than

PROHI GiPEON

Come and hear SOLID FACTS. Doors open at ?.15. Lecture to commence

Nov. 1

et 8 o'clock 9, 1887.

HOR SES.

- AUCTION, TUESDAY, November’ | 22nd, at 2’o’cluck on Market Square : } Good Werking Horse,

t Carriage Horse. A. McNEILLL, \uctioneer. Now. 19, S887, 2% ET AOE “WOTION. ' puUT t AGT Mis

THE BALLOT.

247TH NovEMBER, 1887. Voting on the Petition to the Goyernar General for the revocation: of the Order in Council bringing into ferce of the second part of The Canada Temperance Act” in the City of Charlottetown.

POR PHF. PETITION.

\INST (THE PETITION

sausets!.2 Geka 2 aS

Way te) CRS PH CR) ea BS ER COORG

The petitign upon which the votes are being taken is a petition to repeal the Scott Actin this city... Therefore, all voters who desive the xepyal of, the Act will vote for the petition by placiag « Xx} in the upper space of the Ballot, 0; pposite the printe .d words ‘‘For the Petition.

If a voter places avy mark éecept a ross on the ballot the vote will be void and the ballat

parlor, Don’t forget the hour -;8 o'clock. Y. M, C. A.—Take your fea to-morrow evening in the, Y. M. C. A. ;

throwm away.

MONDAY,

We

to do this

o make extensive premises rext spring, ard a change in our busines must clear out our entire

DRY GOODS SALE.

intend to

21,. 1887.

alterations im our s, and

stock of Dry

Goods, Clothing, Carpets, d&e., &e To dispose of this

time, it must be sold at a

fore,

| | | | |

market,

London House, Nox. 8, 1887.

immense stock within so sherta

TO GEO.

sacrifice, and we shall. there-

give discounts varying from 20 up to 30 per cent

The stock consists of Seasonable able Goods, which are all marked in plain figures, and at prices that are well known to be the lowest in the

and EFashionr-

This Sale will be for CASH ONLY.

SO

FLA RRIS &STHW ART

SUCCESSORS

DAVIES & CO.

-NOTIC E.

The Chanlottetown Board of Trade.

| ‘HE adjourned meeting of this Corporation

’ will be held at Board room on MONDAY

evening, 2Ist inst., at half-past seven o'clock. By order,

JOHN MACEACHERN, Sec’y:

1887.—2i

School.of Art and Design (Halifax)

(Intended for the Benefit of the Mari- time Provinees).

pes. LEONOW ENS will deliver a Lecture in the Y. M.C,.A. Hall here, on THURSDAY EVENING NEXY, 24th inst., at 8 o’clock, on

Siam-its Court & Customs,

illustrated, with .wumerous representations of the peoples, pagédas, vreatsleeping idols, and other remarkable views of Siamese Life.

Proceeds to go to an Endowment Fund on behalf of the above School.

rickets ¥5 vents, each; may be had at the door. Nov.

Cattle i

Nov. 19,

18, *8*7.

Cattle !

CONNOLLY

At Auction, at field of OWEN ESQ., head of Queen Street,

On Tuesday Next, 22nd Nov., Inst.,

AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON,

69 Head Cattle, (Cows, Steers; Heifers and large Oxen), some fat and balance for winter feeding, just received from Antigonish,

Liberal terms will ba given on approved joint

notes, A. H. B, MACGOWAN, Auctioneer. 18, 1887.—ts

RLAGK DIAMOND LINE LINE,

LAST TRIPS POR 1 THIS SEA

Ch’town, Nov

SON,

For St. John’s. Newfoundland.

4 < ™ Tas “COBAN Ss Ss. of i will be due at Charlottetown about

Saturday, 26th November.

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These steamers’will have room for produce unde. deck and carry cattle and sheep on deck.

For freight or passage apply to PEAKE BROS. & C0., AGEN Ts.

29--3ins & 3aw tl nov22

RED CROSS JLINE|

Oct.

FOR NEW YORK a

Ss. S. BONAVISTA

is intended to sail from |

CHARLOTTETOWN FOR NEW YORK,

on or about TUESDAY, 22nd inst. Por freight or passage apply to

Ch’'town, Nov, 18. '887."»

W ANTS, LOST, FOUND ‘ke.

ae

ws NTED—A a Weak ut years old. to learn |

the Watch. Clock and Jewelry Repairing |

Business—W. N. Tanton, 218 Queen Street. nov2! 3i eod pd

FeU ND,—A few days 2go, a bunch of keys. The, owner can have the same by proving gn rty | and nd oe 1ying expenses. Apply at this Office

\ \i, ANTED—A Female Servant ’ wheve another is kept. Apply at this office. nov 19—eod tf \ "AN r KE D —A Cook and Nurse. iH. James Pulmer.

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T° LET—Half of a double house on King Street near Pownal Street. Ajiply at Examiner alffee. octi3 ti

Apply to Mrs | novo tf

eens |

in a family

IN THE FRONT RANK.

a OQ ~--—~——

W HEN Buying, don’t forget that

Perkins & Sterns

are always to the front wlth the

BEST ANE MEADE

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Their stock is new and fresh, and having been purchased from first hands for ready, money, you can depend upon getting

your supplies from them at

VERY LOWE ST PRICES.

N

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New

Chea

and Cheap Dress Goods, Cloths, Velvets, Plushes, Xe.

and Cheap Jackets, Fur Capes, Fur Cloaks, Mufis, Xe. pest Underclothing, Cardigan Jackets and [losiery

to be found. Flannels of all kinds very cheap. Fleecy Cottons away down low. Oil Cloths, Carpets, Mattingsaud.B and Room Paper,

Perkins & Sterns

Nov.

15—

dy & wky

City Hardware Store

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Fall and Winter Stocks of

English,

PA

American and Canadian

ral Hardware, Carriage (out

— —AND——

INTERS’ SUPPLIES

are about completed— Wholesale & Retail.

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NORTON & FERNELL.

Nov. 3,

1887.

Qaw & wky

lavatetomn Bank & Sue Fata

FENTON T. NEWBERY: (Old Lasts Thrown Away; New Lasts

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So

Received.

‘The Long-Looked for Boot at Last.

Gareat Comfort Grreat Wear. Best en

GoFrF BROS.

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