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ns ‘poeal and Other items.

, 0. H —Regular meeting to-night.

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— Hatiscr at the Fish Market 2i Rts ”

suew Dav every day at Gof Bros. sue ep £8 3i >

w.—Important show of Gloves

To-woRR® } hi Beer Bro 4 Handkerchiets. — Bee os, osiery 8° ° Sie. — 89,000 City and Water De- te Apply tu Merchants Bank of pentul c r 22 : p, E. Island. ase Uf fect fitting Buots « ll at Goff Bros, For pe ap 29 ai

ii ; . he do oot at this season . are tew WoO ua L Taane and te

fea) the need of a spring medicine, pe =

ij sach we recommend Campbell's Quinine A fine as the dest.

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. rms. —A meeting of the souncil of Oe oie Rifle Ass ciationists will be Oe in the Law Courts Builling te-morrew, gaturday? afternoon at 4.50 p. m. EseLues Boot Tore } Brow. ec giz Brics.— Manager McQuarrie , Sse Helles, on the 29th, a specimen,of garta valued at $2,000 taken out of the

ast received at Goff ap 29 i

os mine at Montague at ® depth of 205 ree" Ie

€srz.—The valuable property at the head 4 Pownal Wharf, now ocenpied by David Sonal will be acld by auction to-morrow, at

Pp o'clock, noon, at the Law Courts Building. “B. H. Norton & Co., Auctioneers,

ns’ Movements.—The St. Law-

qanich Summerside for Point du Chene gi s quarter past nine this morning.

Tee Princess of Wales left here for Pic- tog this morning.

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§. 1. §.—The members of the Benevo- jeot Irish Soeiety are requested to meet at their hall to-morrow merning, at 8 o'clock, sharp, to attend the funeral of their late igother meraber, Patrick Sweeney.—R. F. Madigan, Sec’.

Fexsrat Notics.—The funeral of the lite Patrick Sweeney will take place to- gorrow morning, at 8.43 o'clock, to St. Dunstan's Cathedral. Friends and ac- gtaintances are respectfally invited to at-

“eu.

Poersatt.—A football mate will be played at Victoria Park on Monday evening next, by gembers of the Crescent Football Club The dies that have been chosen are, ‘* Nerth of Lest St.,” vs. “South of Rent St.,” and as thie makes two very evenly matched teams tie game will bea vory interesting one.

Danse said that the people like to be hombugged and it is true. How often have our readers read a seemingly interest- ing paragraph in our papers, only to find athe finish, ‘“‘use Campbell's Quinine Wine, the best invigorating tonic of the

day. Se

Curcaco Quotations.—The following were Wadoesday's quotations: July wheat opened at Bl 049 and closed at $1.04 ; July pork open- dei $12.90 and closed at $13. September wheat oyened at 99} and clesed at 99); Sep- tember potk opened at $13 32 and closed at $13.40.

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Tus Canagegr Raitway.—The Caraquet Railway has been running regular trips to Caraquet and return since Mouday of last week, The passenger as well as freight traffic, tier, has been large and profitable. The toad wili be open to Shippegan by the end of the weok,

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® A Loecry Youno Lapy.—Miss Ladds, of Carleton Street, St. John, has received word that a suitin England in which she was interested Las been awarded in her fa- vor. The case has been in the High Court ot Chancery for several years, and Miss

Ladds says rty to th 200, - 000 is needed y to the value of £200,

BT £0 comms & Co.'s Far.unr.—A atatement of the affaire of B. Toombs # Co., who latel ssigned to Mr Charles Harper, shows liabil- ites of $13,493 and assets of 11,101—excess of abilities 2,397. The Eastern Oil Co. is a creditor for $1.863. Robert Toombs has a {vignens for $1,459 and the Bank of Montreal os a bili of aate and judgment to secure about 00 worth of diecounte.—Mencton Times. Tensis ~At the annual meeting of the Custlottetown Lawn Tennis Club eld last — the officers of last year were re-clect- 'tfollows: F. H. Arnaud, President; L. Senate, Vice President ; D. B. Stewart, BI ‘ary. Committee —Percy Pope and A. E ngs. Two oew members were elected, and toanimous vote of thanks was tendere:|

- Who as ia'ed at the entertainment reeent- T given by tie Club.

a For PyanMoxta.—A correspondent - one sends the following as an old ~< lable cure for that dread disease, . “monia: Take six to ten onions, according

Mee, and chop fiue; put in a large spider

oe bot fire; then add about the same grantity of rye meal, and vinegar enough to thick paste. In the meantime stir it

eroughty, waiting it simmer five or ten en put in a cotton bag large date, '@ cover the langs, and apply to the “aehot asthe patient can bear. When by = foal epply a, and thus eortinue M © poultices, and in a few hours

™ patient will be out of danger.

Rai War Acctprxr.— Five cars of the ac-

train from Tignish jumped the

pet about 14 miles west of wars op Bene Mer eleven yesterday morning. The m thet passenger coaches remained ” a. ‘ train was made

_ Seven freight and assepger

oo Deter McKee was a haem, tt the — Hunter in the cab. Three Ye cars which went off are badly — - the other two are somewhat malt . he track is also torn up as a re- : e disaster. Fortunately the pas- Oaches Which contained a number of

wa sere, including Mr. L. E. Prowse ind 0, remained on the track, oy Hh) person vas injured. Some of th of the disaster is not known. b the | ¢ train hands think that it was due inion ns“ a wheel while others are of 'om that the apreading of the rails by

kat teat yan te Cause. The car that vet ef

aoe with thingles for Mr. M. P. : city. At the time of the train was going up grade and was

y ree anting at a greater speed than ‘ ee hour The passengers were

@ city last evening by the morn- Wain from Charlottetown. Workmen

meee ca? afternoon and ell last the : slong sa uel bo cy. everything

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‘TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

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Srectah Desratomas Te Tax Examines.

A Grand Opening.

Ortawa, May 1

‘The seene at the opening of Parliament here yesterday was a grand one. The wea- ther was perfectly beautiful. There were thousands of people in attendance at the opening ceremonies, aud the eity is full of visitors, After reporting the Governor- General's Speech the esis adjourned. The anawer to the speech will be moved to- day by H»zen of St. Jobe and seeonded by Carbeuld of British Columbia. In the Senste Senator, Prowse moves the emawer to the speech.

The Governor-General, in his speech, said that the season opened suspiciously, and that he hed great hupes for the indus- tries of the country and for a plentiful har- vest. He referred to the setion of the Government in reminding the Wuited States Government last year of the willing- ness of Canada to extend and develop trade between this country and the United States. He also referred to the desire of this eountry furan adjustment ef the inter- national questions between the two evun- tries which have not yet been settled. The United States, he said, have intimated to this Government that they are ready to eonsider the best means of settling those questions, and he hoped that the matter would result in an arrangement beneficial to both countries. With regard to the ex- port cattle trade, His Excelleney said that, in order to remove reasonable apprehen- sion, @ measure dealing with the subject of improper treatment of eattle will be brought forward, Our shipping, he was thankful vo say, was free from any blame in this regard.

State Dinner at Ottawa.

Orrawa, May 1.

The state dinner giren at Government House last night was a most brilliant af- fair. After the dinner Lady Stanley enter- tained the wives and daughters of those whe attended the state dinner.

May Day Will be Peaceful.

Loxmpox, May 1. Telegrams from all the populous centres in western Europe indicate that May Day will pass quietly and witheut any serious disorder on the part of the laborers who parade on May day. Labor manifestations will be no less memorable because they are conducted in an orderly manner.

Organized Labor.

Orrawa, May 1. The session promises to be a memorable one for legislation which will be brought for- ward in the interest of organie~d labor.

La Grippe in England.

Lospon, May 1. Influenza is still spreading in England, and is causing serious alarm.

A Christian Brother Dead.

New Yor, May !. Brother Patrick, whe was the Assistant Superior-General of the Christian Brothers, has died in Paris.

an ——— EP Loeal Notices.

Ladies remember the sale of art muslins te-morrow, at James Paten & Ce.’s. Children’s wateproof cloaks, all sizes, @

reat bargain at James Paton & Co.'s. Also, fifty ladies waterproofs at one dollar lees than regular price. Fresh eggs, only 10 cents a dozen, at

THE DAILY EXAMINER,

DOMINION PARLIAMENT.

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BLACK COODS.

UR STOCK OF SPRING DRESS \F PABRICS hae been carefully and udiciously selested, and all Novelties in LACK DRESS MATERIALS will be found om enr shelves.

India Cashmeres, Mohair Brilliantines, Fancy Srilliantines, Jacquard Cloths, Plain Viole Laines, Fancy Viole Laines, Priestly's Henriettas, Weel Surahs, Fancy Checks, Fancy Stripes, Plain Grenadines, at ho

s Crapes, Priestly's Crapes.

HOUSES FOR SALE. Rare ~ Chance !

‘§ HE Heirs of the late William G. Wright offer for sale the following Dwelling Honses, with Lots of Land respectively at- tached, eitnate in Charlottetown :—

1. The large three-story, Double Tenerent Drvelling House with Shop, om the eorner ef Hillsberoach and Water Streets. 2. The Doable Tenement Dwelling Honse on the north-west eorner ef Weymonth and King Streets. 3. The Donble Tenement Dwelling House fronting on Weymozth Btreet, next to No. 2. 4. A Single Tenement Dwelling House en on Hensley Street.

For further particulars apply at the Law Office of

JOHN T. MELLISH. ap25—dy Saw tf why li

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LANDING TO-DAT:

130 Tons Acadia Nut.

Daily Expected from Sydney, per S. 8S. *Coila,”

$50 Tons Round & Slack Coal,

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A SMALL CARGO OF HARD COAL,

TO ARRIVE IN A FEW DAYS.

C. LYONS.

Charlottetown, April 97, 1891—Iw

WANTS, LOST, FOUND dc

Beer & Goffs. a25 3i Window Blinds, latest style of fringe, at Mark Wright & Co's. ap 29 6i Expected every day, a large lot of baby car- ! riages, at Mark Wright & Co's, to be sold off cheap. ap 206i |

Another supply of golden and maple syrup just received at Beer & Gufs.

a25 Si Two cases gents’ furnishings opened at D. A. Bruce’s. alb tf

Personal.

Philitps Brooke has been elected Bishop of Massachusetts. It is pleasing to leara from the Journal that the report of the death of Rev. Father Boyd

is untrue. The rev. gentleman is still living

and in the enjoyment of good health in his parish at Bay St. George.

Rev. G. A. Picotte, late parish pricst at. Palmer Road, is going to the diocese of Lon. } don, Ont., fur which place he left Summerside» on Tuesday morning last, crossing by the St. Lawrence to Point du Chene.

Citizen George Francis Train left New York on Monday on his tour around the world. He will be back in New York on Jaly 4. While in Italy he will interview Premier Radini.

Browning, it is said, daring the last years of bie life made as much as 616,000 a year oat ef his poems) Mr. Swinbarne has for many yeare past made en average inceme ef $5 060 per annum ent ef his poeme, whilst Lord Ten- myson, it is said, has for at leaet twenty years past been drawing an income of more than $30,000 a year from his muse.

SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. ENTERED.

April 29—Minnie Bell, McLeod, ‘Recane: Heighton Murray Harbor; evale, Weatherbie, Hfrx.

90—Mianie R, McMillan, Wood Island; Mag- gie H, Wry, Buctouche.

@LEARED.

April 28-—-Lettie M Hardy, Hardy, New Mork: str Fred W Batt, Hobbs, Pictou; Henry Swan, Irving, Richibucto; Sturgeon, Lawson, Pagwase; Tarquin, Boudrot, Pie- ,

tou.

29—Minrie Bell, McLeod, Belle Creek; P L. G, Cox, Port Hastings; A Fraser, Sampson, | Sydney; Isaac Goodwin, He hton, Pietou; | Ranger, Heighton, River John; Minnie EF. me Long, Pictou! Beau Basin, Ander- "en, ,

Belle Creek; Kal-

cow, in advance. son, Queen Street.

WANTED fO PURCHASE.—A Building Lot, fe

pleasant

OAT FOR SALE CHEAP, 21 feet long. with mas’s and sails. Apply to J. T. MELLISH. mayl—2i pd

Fee SALE.—A light second-hand Buggy will he sola cheap. Apply at this office, ap®—lw

Fs SALE.—A quantity of assorted Rose Bushes and other Garden Flowering Plantr, Prices reasonable. Apply te HmtkY CRABBE, Weymouth Sireet. 3i—ap2

ASTURAGK for three cows within the cit P limits; water and Shelter, Terms $15 oaeh Apply to Laurence W. bad

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at eeniral leeation, Apply at this office.

W anted —two goed Lobster Fishermen and one good Sealer. Apply to Walter Matheson, Ch'town. ap 36, d2w wei

GENTLEMAN and bis wife or two youn, A men can have niece rooms and in a pat ofthe city. Address P. O. Box 662.

api—t LET.—The Garden attached to the reel denen of the late Chief Justice Palmer to let for the season. Apply te Mus. KpwD. PALMER, Upper Geen Street. tf—apls

T° LET.—The house on Upper Queen Street oecupied by Mr. W. L. tton. Possession léth July. Apply at Tus EXAMINER office, or to Me. A. Lanek apl7

EMOVED.—1. T.

Training ead Bearding Stables to Sidney Seanch, neat asen, stables and House resently built by the late Thomas Barris. Stalls an

Coseh House first-class For particulars apply at office on Sidney Street.—I. T. Winans. apli dy 2a

FOUSE TO LET,—On Easton Street, adjoin- Hise the residence of Henry Ai-Kken, Esq with seven rooms, kitchen, barn and outhouses. Pesxession Ist May. Enquire oa the premises, or to R. K. Jost, north side of Queen Square.

ap3 WANTEv TO RENT.—In the southern part of

the tewn, a Dwelling House of about four- teen rooms. Apply at THe EXAMINER O

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anann nee eeee one en eeee oe eeeen nee

T° LET.—The Double Tenemest welling known asthe “Franklin Housc, pivasanily sitnated just outside the city limits, a short dia-

tance from the head of Queen Street. eo low, |

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5 LET.—A Cottage containing eiaht rooms, eo on Hilsborcas: Street, now oecup Wm. H. McEwen. Possessiongiven ——

ly to Peace BR For particulars apply ood f—apit

—W. W. WELLNER.

by Mr. lst May. & Co.

T.—A House containing eight rooms and

[ sen 4 * Wil be rented either with or without

ient of the city the = Iain a ona 2 ee ae nilding

hs reasonable. Apply at this offtee.

UAL!

Wieans has removed his.

FRIDAY,

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NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW PRINTS,

New Millinery, Hats, Flowers, Ornaments, Ribbons, Laces, Gloves, &.

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J, B MACDONALBP has opened a Large Stock of the

above Goods, which will be sold Cheaper than the Cheapest For Solid Bargains go direct to , :

J. B. MACDONALD, Queen Street.

MAY 1, 1891.

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DOMINION BOOT AND SHOE STORE. _

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NOW OPEN, 190 Cases ot Men's, Women’s and Children’s Boots, Shoes and Slippers,

Which will be sold off at the Cheapest Prices ever offered in the City.

For your own sake don’t buy anywhere else until you see this great stock.

Charlottetown, May 1, 1891—dy & wky

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No one wanting

at a small cost shoald pass

ts to select from

Two Thousand Su their Children to look wel!

ON PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

BEST ASSORTMENT OF BOYS CLOTHING PROWSE BROTHERS, THE WiaDesFUL CHEAP MER,

DAY—SATURDAY !

Cad SMW a ‘Sil a tart Ml

& CO'S., of May.

Saturday, 2nd

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LWAYS ON THE LOOK OUT and forever watchful of the interest of our customers,

we consider it our duty, when we get hold of a very extra cheap lot, to let our cus- ‘tomers have the benefit.” Our buyer this spring was exceedingly fortunate in ge'ting hold ‘of some extraordinary cheap lines, among them THREE THOUSAND YARDS OF HAND- in lengths suitable for Fancy Work,

laid out on our Counters on SATOR- All who wish to have their

|SOME ART MUSLINS, beautiful designs and colors, ‘Short Blinds, Long Curtains, etc. This lot will be DAY MORNING, and will be sold at about half its value. lrooms look nice should attend this Great Art Muslin Sale.

JAMES PATON & CO,

{ Charlettatown, April 29, 1801-49 MARKET SQUARE.