Le * Se while ames, Keat Wece

Lecal and

' ‘ Nik k - o Ss Vis ‘ V - 4 man. § md w ‘ Ne : e Osborne — iicH Mot .. ESO ‘ ity, 18 at Osbori ~ \ ‘ 3 MP i" it ft e ¢) - ( ‘ s? ~ ? - i ; ‘ x j nil \l » vV-i ~ o \ s \ lar _ tare + '

- ‘ ! King ( LN \ tion Ww ' = ' I tine > é K oo 7 ‘ i rl Grand wil i nl tte i } s in , | ‘ i I rie. OM - I { j : th Nel ‘ t S Oo! on w tiie { ~ : oe } \I mal. if ‘ i a Mc i S ha p hea vs [ y RiileU i’ x» ba t tnev wii ‘ 3 > Mr. J. HUNTE! Drva I ‘king atroutin th Bay ghed 3 ibs. 44 OZSs.; rho the ple ] i Kl its \ st best @ ¢ > Mr. EARLE, on behalf of St

knowledges with thanks the

William Batt, Esq., of several the Choir, and hopes that ot!

llow the good example set by

- nme Charlottetown Rifle Clu! th competition at the rane lock sharp Ranges, 200, as The usual concessions will members Ammunition fi

- i nooting itest 0 fond v. The Ww ea I _— ‘ . iny, and the Canadian and othe f } 1} marksmen fared badly, but

ted to improve when they

Pp - i 5 VN ster, Capt Boston at bo ‘lock last evening, | cargo and the following tiugh McLean, Mrs. D. | Macdonald, Phenie ¢ Melnn Christy Stewart, Li \ McLeod, Bessie Aitken,

s Street, Daniel ered

Other

Lt": ’ yy Lied

i | | |

THE DAILY UNAN Tae Rebeca

Local and Oiper ftems.

] it } neers W ! meet tor drill t! a) (Fri 7 evenin it As clock - i \ 1 ck of American and Knglish { t Britis} Warehouse 2 | iy lo > Mr, Jesse Wiitarp, of Galt, Ont., is said » have lost the sight of one his eyes, through hair liniment w h got into it by id ro

lurk young men of China Point have been } joying the novelty of a bear hunt during the

ist few days It proved to be all hunt and |

» bea up to date We wish them bette

| io | ry t the Provide Ban! at SS | | is, W losed on Wednesday win to i I t that the ‘ ed | 1psol lac onded, Lhompson was a raduate of alee il, President of the Harvard Club t | ul a defaulter to the extent 1.000 4 -—- small boy, with a stick, can killa "sig er,-—if f the tiger happens to be found when mly a little cub. So consumption, that dead- t a most feared of all diseases in this a , can assuredly ae eenauedie and des- troyed if Dr. Pierce's ‘Golden Medical Dis- poovery be e mploy ved early. fri and w | - alia Prt Chatham World says that the Pedora test addition to the Miramichi Yacht t She was recently brought from } Aiwar i Is und tor Mr, P. A. Noonan, . Matthew W alsh, who has heen over- lh i ig her, has her ready for sea. She is aating ed und is said to be { t | ey so Ne. : eT Gee ae = pet i i a. LYLER, stor or the voth } St Chu * Wisciples of Christ, in | the ty ot New York, will preach in the | Meeting diouse of the Charch of Christ, | Upper trreat George Street, next Lord's Day, | 10.30 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Subject in the >|morning, ‘** The Creed of Christianity”: in y | the evening, ‘‘Sin and Salvation.” , | > en | Tur St. John Sun says that on Monday | ht last James O'Donnell left his home on | Brit tim Street at rearly hour and has not | vet ett | O'Donnell was last seen at : jnighton t Reed’s Point wharf, and on Yuesday morning his hat was found on the ' floats on the I. S. S. Co's. wharf, It is fear- I tn O Donnell fell overboard and was tdrowned. O'Donnell wasa barber and did >| business at British Street He was about 23 nt years of ag | oo SraFF Capt. Herspert has returned to } Charlottetown, and has made arrangements to

main a few weeks Capt. Bartlett takes charge of the work at Calais, and Staff Capt I sas Miss Herbert’s representative frends of s Herbert in Calais have guaranteed to pay

Siaine auring her avsence. ihe

nel he rent of the skating rink for three months

lin r that she might have no:.nxiety whilst law - Staff Capt. Herbert is arranging for |some special revival services. The subjects

ae | be Sai announced after a conference with the ~ rgy and christians here, Lieut.

| Prouse arrived from Calais Wedn« sday even- ing a will assist in the work.

| a

fur celebrated Kennedy Family~—who are i

j}now on their farewell tour of Canada and the | United States—perf-rmed to a large and ; select audience in the Y. M. C. A. Hall last jevening. Mr. Kennedy, who sings and acts vit freshness and power which is really prising, was peculiarly happy in his

| methods 9! interpreting each solo or chorus

’| with anecdote and dissertation. He talked

and sang to the audience just as he would toa party of friends at his own table, and his every appearance was hailed with delight.

YOUNG MAN by the name |His four talented daughters also came in Neill was drowned on 27th Jun jfor a goodly share of applause which, it is ing in a river 15 miles | needless for us to say, was well merited, - as islaus County, Californ | their solos, trios and quartettes were sung in

a 1d interred on the good form, and without that silly atfectation

eased told men who worked wit &® {so common among public singers. The instru- that he was from Prince Edward mental music, by the Misses Kennedy, was

t nus f Mr. Thom \like all the rest of the pe much tograj he of this « ity, was found tnoOny? | appre iated, The Family appear again this otne fevening nd all lovers of good voc al and

- inst ument 1 music, as well as of genuine

; .t attraction for Mor ¢|Secottish wit and humor, should make it a

t will be the match 3-mile roller point to be present. In conclusion, we direct

nk between Newsom, Trai | the attention of the managers of the Hall to

Che race is for a purse of $25. e | the fact that the paint on. the seats is of an will be between Newsom and |exceedingly ‘‘sticky” nature, so much so that ther vetting half a lap the le ait Yast evening many of the audience became so 49.15. At the conclusi | closely attached to the benches that it was

re will be fifteen minutes ,| With great difficulty the partnership could be

tte! whi h Newsom KAtes Large, : same advantages as Trainor.

+}

o—

[ue administration of the ae

.2 jiasued the following list of

sters Tgpo wted during the cooae

encerning all flags: Sailing v yt—3 American, 4 Austrian, Chilean, 2 Duteh, 16 French,

Italian, 8 Norwegian, 4 Swedish; tris D in bet are included Tol Steamers reporte

sd missing,

Ay ican, 5 British, 1 French, | 8 HE reneral verdict of the

Mvrtle Navy is thatitis the

r ' ve ey u d. There « : upon this p yint for it is proved

‘] he | irge d

\ ; ‘ e] | | : : ’ » be True. an »’ the ¢ nanc vives turther neve int n ‘ Lhe spasmot

month and down the next.

Tal red anda onst

The unsurpassed quaity of the

eounts for tha.

on sie Va Methodist Sabbath sv hoo Cape Traverse yesterday was a g \t 9 o'clock a special train of t led with holars, parents teamed it of th station ’ ! c 1 I } ld j ‘ ' ? emen to : 0 » attended en ’ ch they did to the utmost oi Abont 5 p . the train returned to the ind the jittle

to their homes all voting the picnic one of the

‘SUCCESSES OF The BCaSONn. —

Signor Bosco, the Magician,

tie gnor’s performances for the people has already shown yne a fave with the Charlot i tne €Vvci inereé vei we upon his entertainment, Tt OU rest people. The Signor f » bis art but he is Tuily performer Wo has I lithe rio ra dh » the presents to be - ’ morrow alternoonk a family matinee Hiace at 2.00 and 1008 OT prese en t ildren in additi run At th periormanve pant j MecDona! fortu

name we havi

Pitehe

smokers of the

It has been tly increasing

ones and their friends repaired

has been hold forth in the Market Hall houses We need not say mu ch

» full set of bed: oom : fur nuitur

! Wi 4 404 & yeleleus not learnei, won the Silver Ice

| dissolve d.

i i

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

RANKIN HOUSE,

July 15--H M Churehbhill, Rustico; H L Cole, N B: J M McLeod, do, Mrs Dr Bruce, do. 16 F L Merrick, Bost on; Neil MecKel- vie and daughter, Summerside: J M UHamil- ton, Peterboro, Ont; Mrs Hamilton, do; E iDionky, Brontéord,. Ont

REVERE HOUSE,

July 13—P MeNutt, Malpeque; D Schur- man, Summerside; C James Bowell, Mon: treal; Edward A Murphy, do; John de Clifi lord Trotter, do; C Hugh Martin, do; E L | Jennings, Boston; Mrs Craig, Halifax; E Mce- oe Malpe que; Barry D Bent, St John, N B; E A Chaloner, Quebec.

OSBORNE HOUSE.

July 14—Wm Gordon, Brudenell; John A MecLaine, St Feter’s Bay; Miss Jessie Jamie- son, VProviderce, R I; Rev J MeLeed, Strathalbyn; D Me ‘Callum, New Glasgow, N

S; John McRae, North Tryon; D H_ Eaton, cee L Bosco, Buffalo} N Y; T Turner, do: W A Barnes, St John, N B; J H McCue, Tignish; J H Burke, Georgetown. 15—D McKay, New London; EH McMillan, Stan- lev Bridge: J A Gordon, Boston, Mass; A C Smith. St John, N B; W D Bascom, do; J W Hughes, County Line. -N McLaren, Bru- denell Mills; S H Brown, Stanley Bridge; J P Fielding and wife. Alberton; M McCor-

. Souris; F D Walker, M D, Cardigan; W Mutch, Eldon; E H Sprague and wite,

> ‘ a ‘ : f | Pembroke, Me; Mrs JS Cunningham, Cam-

| bridge. Mass; Miss Nelson, do; Mrs D Mutch, | j

Rustico; Mrs O Neill, Vernon River: J 0’ Neill. do; P Sinclair, M P P, Summerfield.

ROCKLIN HOUSE,

July 13—Frank Howard, St Augustine, Fla; Wm Leard, New Glasgow; Wm A Dingwell,

Mrs McConnell, do; John McNeill, Caven- dish; E McNeill, Halifax, N 8; Mrs McKay, Shelvurne; Jas Robinson, Bonshaw; Miss A | robinson, do; L Toombs, Rustico; David Mc Neill, Cavendis!}

EA VIEW HOUSE SOURIS,

July 12—H Heule, P E I &, Charlotte- Lown: benj M Davie Ss, do; ( ondu oor J R Me- , Br

>

Kee, do; G A Brown, St Johu, N ] uinn, do; A J Painchaud, Ch’town; C L

. ;

Vavison, Montreal. 14—C E Morris, Char-

lottetown; W Hayden, do; D Schurman, Sul ‘ !) Me‘X\enzie, Ch’town; C H Ding il, do; Conduci McDonald, do; Miss

‘ McNeill, do; Miss Ciarke, Cz ape Traverse. -\¥ 1m Lochhead, Charlottetown; F T New- val Y; db: ( H Bishop, Mumtreal; J iH Bissett,

de,

want excepting the

Boston, Mass; R McConnell, Moncton, N B ;

sontitieaadinhsnamebcindtngan ete

| TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

[SrecraL Despatcres to Titk EXAMINER. ]

THE ENGL ISH BLEU TIONS,

Salisbury’s Lonpon, July 16,

The Tories and Liberal-Unionists have

| made a net gam of forty-five seats over ! their net strength in the last house.

anti-Gladstone Cabinet offices and an equal He will vive Lord Hartington any office he may Premiership and will

make him leader of the Government in the | O5et Boat only (return) 20ct ~5cts.: Boat only (retur cts.

Salisbury offers the Liberals four proportion of the lesser offices.

House of Commons. Salisbury himself proposes to again take

| the Premiershin, and the Secretarys ship of

State for Foreign Affairs.

a

The Premier's Sayings in Winnipeg.

Winnipee, July 16.

Sir John A. Macdonald leaves for the

Pacific coast to-morrow. Replying to an

address from the Corporation, the Premier dwelt upon the immense trade with Asia and Australia ‘poe to be developed by the

P. R., and mentioned imeidentally that

Lord Salisbury had promised to subsidize

an Asiatic line, and that the Dominion Par- liament would be asked to subsidize a line

» Australia.

It was understood that Salisbury had

promised a subsidy of $500,000 for carrying

the mails, but Gladstone cut the amount down to $200,090. 32,000,000 to aid emigration ‘to the colonies but Gladstone also cut this down to $200,- 000. The new Imperial Government will be likely to carry out the plans of the original agreement. Interprovincial Rifle Match -A Phenomenal Success.

Moncron, July 16.

The first Interprovincial rifie match, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick participa- ting, took place on the Moncton range yes- terday. The conditions were unfavorable, the wind being almost fishtail and a hazing light, yet the score beats the best Wimble-

don record, the New Brunswick total for

the three ranges being 701, or four more than the highest aggregate in the competi- tion for the Kolapore Cup, while the Nova Scotians, 693 was but four behind. Rifle- men are delighted at the successful inuaugu- ration of Interprovincial matches, and if the Nova Scotians are somewhat disappointed, the New Brunswickers are also surprised at their phenomenal success.

A Fuss in Masonic em

Waw YORK “July 16.

Latest news from iintiiinl,? saying that the Grand Lodge of Free Masons of Que- bec have issued an edict severing all inter- course with the Grand Lodge of England, has created much interest in Masonic circles here.

The grand lodge of England had refused to cut off three English speaking Montreal lodges which refused to aftiliate with the grand lodge of Quebec.

American masons all sympathize with their Quebec brethern and the grand lodges

of New York and all other grand lodges of

this country will join in an edict, and sever their relations with the interdicted grand lodge.

a

Motive of a Cri rime,

Montreal, July 16. Count Dejonzague, who suicided yester- day, was a defaulter, having forged a note for $800 on one of the leading firms here. The discovery was made before it was ex- pected and the tragedy was the result.

Fhe Last of His Line.

Orrin A, July 16. The Government has decided not to re- cognize any chief elected in Poundmaker’s place. The intention is to do away with the system of Indian chiefs in the North- west.

A Debt Discharged,

Orrawa, July 16.

The Canadian Pacilic Railway Co. have

repaid ten millions to the Government,

being the balance of the twenty million

dollars loan.

Likely to » Pay for His Sport.

Bripcewarer, N. S8., July 16.

Feener has been committed for trial in the Supreme Court for causing the death

by drowning of the old man O'Connell.

The Defaulters’ Paradise Yan- ishing.

Lonpown, Jifly 16.

A new and effective extradition treaty between England and the United States has

been signed.

<a

Bestruction of Lives.

St. Pererssure, July 16,

Fifteen people were killed here yester-

day by the bursting of a shell.

—————— -

Premier Mowati’s Ulness.

. Toronto, July 16. Premier physicians fear the worst.

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, July 16—10 a. m.

Moderate to fresh winds, mostly south-east

and south-west; portly cloudy to cloady wea ther with showers,

| Proposals. |

Salisbury also promised |

Mowatt is seriously ill. His

MARRIED.

At the Manse, on the 1ithinst., by Rev. J. M. MacLeod, Mr. Murdoch McLeod, of Hopedale, Lot 22, to Miss Mary McLeod, of Heartsville,

Lot 22.

DIED _ At his residence. at Charlottetewn, on the 15th inst., of inflammation, William C rabbe, juar., in the 65th year of his age. [#uneral will leave his late w- ence, Great G-orge Street, for the Peo femetery, on ~walurtivy aithrnoon, at 4 0’

a> ee RIDAY,

LONDON HOUSE.

ih. abe

{ will ve at Reduced Prices, this month, the following

GRAND TEA,

IN AID OF THE

‘Charlottetawn Baptist Church,

Al

NORTH RIVER BRIDG

(the beautiful grounds of Poplar Island having been secured for the purpose)

On Wednesday, July 21si.

ee

i K steamer Southport will leave the Ferry Wharf, Charlottetown, at 10a. m.,

and 2 p.m. Band in attendance. Tea on tables from 1 o'clock. Tickets for Boat and Tea, 40cts. ; Tea only,

Should Wednesday prove unfavorable, the

| Tea will be held on the following day,

July 9, 1886.—2aw

MeGlLL UNIVERSITY,

MON'TR HAL.

FYNHE Calendar for the Session 1886-87 is now published, and contains detailed information respecting conditions of Entrance, Course of Study, Degrees, etc., in the several Faculties and Departments of the University, as follows :— FACULTY OF ARTS—Opening September Isth, 1886.

DONALDA SPECIAL WOMEN September 16th. FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCE Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mining Engineering and Practical Chemistry,

September 16th.

FACULTY OF MEDICINE-—October Ist.

FACULTY OF LAW—October Ist.

McGiLL NORMAL SCHOOL Ist.

Copies of the Calendar may be obtained on application to the undersigned.

W. C. BAYNES, B.A.,

Address—MeGill College. Secretary.

July 12, 1886—4i

North Atlantic Steamship Co,

COURSE FOR

September

FROM LONDON.

THE STEAMSHIP

‘CLIFTON’

is intended to leave

for Charlottetown,

ABOUT THE

oo ai =

London

29th

For Freight or Passage apply in London to North Atlantic S. S. Company, 147, Fenchurch Street, or here to

FENTON T. NEWBERY,

July 5, 1886, AGENT.

TRY THE ‘TB A.

25 CENTS,

AT THE

LONDON HOUSE

WAN eS, LOST, FOUND, de.

TP. LET—The Dwelling House on Pleasant Street, lately occupied by the Kev. C. O’ Meara;

possession given immediately. Apply to Wm,

Dodd. jyl6 tf

\ ANTED—A+t once, a good smart Girl for gen eral housework. Apply to Mrs. M. Steven- son, Richmond Street, jyi6 2i

cpa ERS —

T° LET—That pleasantly situated House, with outbuildings and large yard. on South Side of King Square, now in passessian of Mrs. Robert Young; possession given early in August. Ap- ply to A. H. Macpherson. jun23 tf yost- On Tuesday last, a Wallet containing 4 money and valuable papers. Finder wiil be rewarded gby leaving same at A. MecNeill’s Auction Room. jyl5 2i pd

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-—A Boy to learn the harness making.—I. Kh, Prowse, Murray Harbor South. SW 14 7i

A YOUNG DRESSMAKER would like a few

more engagements by the day or week terms liberal.—Hilisborough Street, nearly oppo- site residence e of ‘George RK. Beer, Esq. jyi3 51 pd

Kou ND oating bottom up, on the North Side. te Covehead, about a week ago,a Sail Boat, 18 feet keel, square stern and painted green ; OWner Cai have ber on proving property and paying expenses. Apply to James McMillan, Harbor Master, Covehead. jyi3 2i wyli pd

T° LET—Furnished Rooms with use of Kitchen, or furnished House. Apply at THE Exam- INER office. july 9if

WANTED ED—A Conk. Apply to Mrs Edward Bey field. july7 tf [0s ST—On Saturday afternoon, a sum of Money,

wrapped up in paper, Finder wili be re warded by leaving same at the EXAMINER or a oitice. july 6

mo LET— In a peieate Soiniir pleasant Front Room, furnished or anfurnished, with board.

Apply at EXAMINER office. julyo di ead

W AN TED— \ good ! smart Girl that undevstands

. . Plain cooking; the highest wages to th

right parity. Apply at once to THE KXAMINER

oftice. july8 tf &wy

r ‘O LET ~-That three-story dwelling house on Queen Street, opposite Miliner Bros., contain- ing tweive rooms and shop, with outbuildings and large yard; possession given immediately. Apply ¢. vu .c. . Douse, West Street. july 3

-_—

L® IST—Between Ww est Street and Queen Street: silver Lrooch, with the name ee eng! ved on it. The finder will be suitab v rewarded by leav ing i it at this oftice. e. jy OST Y *kie Point or St. ST.—On Monday, | on Brackley } o1 Lee Roads, between Sherwood C es

and Capt. Maxwell's house, & black

be reward!

mie LY 16, 1886.

Straw Hats, Feathers and Flowers, Dolmans, Light Summer Prints.

conn 9) ° ce

LOW PRICES TO CLEAR.

HARRIS & STEWART,

SUCCESSORS

Lo. DAVIES

DRY

nine ies

& CoO.

GODS, PRRKING & STHERND’

ee (J)

S usual, our stock has been personally selected in the best British and American markets, and comprises, in addition to a Fall Range ef Stapie Dry Goods, all the novelties to be

London, Paris and New York Mil- lmery. FancyGoods, Hats, Bon- nets and Shapes.

Umbrellas |

Stock of New Hosiery, Gloves, &c. New Trimmings, New Frillings, New Laces with TRIMMINGS — to

American

rarasols

New JRE

New French

Laces to

New Gloths, New Jackets.

and Oilcloths !

PERKINS & STERNS.

Ch’town, April 29,’

NEW SPRING GOODS.

CREAYT SHOW

VEACHDORNALD’S.

NEW DRESS ant NEW MANTLE ¢

New Jerseys,

New Carpets

in ali the newest ‘cates

. in all the ne west makes. ra PE and STRAW WA N Ww FLO\ \ em FEATHERS NEW HOstiERY, NE‘'Y GLOVE® NEW PRINTS ’ ORETONNES

NEW MOURNING GOODS, NEW TRIMMINGS.

CARPETS, ia Scotch, sels, Tapestry and Hemp,

Straw, from 10 cents,

CLOTHING— $1.25, Men’s Suits frois 8 =

$7,000 worth of Redy-Made Cicthi Wi'l guarantee

Roys’ Suits from ever oifered on A fiae stock of English Worsseds, Seotch i Canadian T weeds, which will be made to order ateclese prices.

A big stock of Gents’ Farniet tonds are solda

Mien’s Cotton Shirts, 25 cents up, Piease cvll and see for yourselves.

J. B. VIACDONALD,

QUEEN STREPT.

» Cheee «st Prices,

Ch’town, May 12, 1886.—dy & wky

TELEGRAPH QRORES PROMPTLY SHIPPED.

NOFFINS and Caskets, all sizes, mouated and furnished at

AND HIGH-PRIGE CoaDs.

of ee Kose wor ud

one hour’s notice.

LOW: Pal GE C000

Funeral ret "consisting

Casket, silver- -plate mout ntings, e special arre ngements

of Funeral ‘Goods, we are able to quot all grades of Fune ‘ral Furnishings.

MEAREA

fur Anyone returning the same to Mrs, Maxwell 1 will Ch’ town, April 12,

seine haa the lowest prices

& CO.

Having mad

WRIGHT

OOM \UNICATION,