* a

EB ine investing the money however, he fell ni

a telple $3 condition.

3

SF tetown OD Thursday and Friday, the 8th

am det the auspicas of the Women’s Miussion-

THE

enn”

: ye j and Other items.

o ae ef ta best quality at | - wa S Pit ' = > peal St Co's lw sept2l - e Ung = 4 4 RTILLER’ 3. 1 and 2 Bat- | on ARI ; : “a1 una . wilt parade the Drill Shed | ae ing, Ue ae g y cloek, in unliorm nics * ; ~ - ; * , } 4 cricket m atch between teams | - -s . ’ > ) “ i R y ark ( ab and Bellerophon began at | she | ' : * about noon to day. pas > pat _ Persons in arrears for city yAs+ ti make a note of the fact that jouw —" pe pay up to-morrow they will be me a3 ey PAF © = } 4 ertise?: - i ret : 4 OxpER.— The following corps are | ee to carry oul their training at loce! oe poe. Nos. 1 and 2 Batteries, Prince ees +. Of (larris Ar illery a”. d Irland Brigade of Garrison 4 rtillery; me | eee - Srock.—Four city debentures

, oF . . nea were sold by auctioneer Bearisto at ; )

They brought from 93 to 95

to-day: ue vere were po bidders for the driving

ub E

[vere

» gb wack _ ss _ f the owner (which will be

fae name ‘ » wo intending purchasers) will be a q one of the quality ot the Webber 5 eo be sold at Friday’s auction. -E, B «gal » a Norton & Co.

evel

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om , s Pottcs Covrt.—One drunk, a country P fined $1 and cos's this morning. the time of his arrest and cenvic-

4veeB . am. he gave Hv lees thau three diffsrent goa HE

4 gues to the police.

{ pat, was

pr ASHORE.—A despatch received

qglifax from Bridgewater, N. S., says _* schooner Soudan is ashore there and ovea total wreck. The Soudan is Halitax thices.

ScHOON,

x may pr jgsared 12

next meeting of the

Mxetin3.—The : is to be heid in Char-

feachel 8 Institute

Be. Kh October next Lovk out for adver- risement contain.ig programme, etc,

ar Lanee.—Henry McEwen, ghose esceps from jail was reierred to yes- day bas bet yet been captured. He was wag Jitering about West Koyalty yester- jay, sud at aa early hour this morning was wing about in the direction of his resi- "p at Palmer's Lane.

STILL arel

gece,

bse YortuwEst TERRITORIES —Rev. Jd. ¥,dseorth, Superintendent of Missions the Northwest, will deliver an address

yy Society th - evening at 7.30,in the base- quot of the F. st Methodist Church. IL. C. all, Esq , Awerican Consul, will occupy echair, All are cordially invited. asian

supptsxc News.—Tbe schr. Turban, in igs, will leave Bermada for Charlotte- wa to-morrow, 24th inst. She will sail on return to Fermuds about the Ist November git) a cargo of garnet potatoes, oats and yesed hay, and a deckload of horses. She gill be loaded by Mr. C. H. Schur maa.

The schr. Mary sailed this afternoon fcr falifex with a cargo of oats and potatoes, sipped by Leonard W vod, Lot 48.

innit

ie Loss.—John Lafferty, of this city, dee $90 from the Bank yesterday, with giich he intended making some purchases, Hetied the money in a cotton handkerchief, viich he placed in one of his pockets. Be-

“ith some of “‘the boys” ard was soon in a When he recovered he inad that both handkerchief and money had isappeared. He has reported his loss to the police,

—__»—_— Raze Cuance.— Dont forget the sale of the Haythorne prc perty, corner of Dor- wwester and Hillsborough Streets, to-mor- ne (Thursday) at twelve o'clock. The ition is splendid and the house is in ex- ailent coadi'ion. The property has a frontage on Dorehester Street of 167 feet or thereabouts, and on Hillsborough Street, ibout 97 feet. It will be sold en bloc or in wolots as most suitable. Goud title. Terms easy. Yxou Bost n.—The steamer Cavroil, Cap’. Pawn, arrived last evening via Halifax, Hawkesbury aod Pictou, with « general ago and the following passengers: Mr Covey, Mrs Covey, Miss Mary Kickoam, Miss lia Henderson, Miss Maud Henderson, Miss ditken, Wiliiam McQuinn, CE Ball, J C fuss, Mrs Ross, Wm K Kendrick, Mics Ausie Major, Miss Eaton, Miss Mary Mac- dousld, Miss Kve L Murphy, Mrs M J Cavanagh, Mias Annie Macdonald, J Suther- hui, WJ Rodd, Charles Hume and A H Barclett,

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Letter From Mr. P. P. Gillis.

Siz,~—In reference to the Souris races I tonsider it was not fair not to allow pacers, it was a free-for-all. It is done al) through the States. I tried hard to get my per in, but was debarred, on account, praume, of the reasons set forth in the fol- owing letter :— f P.Gillis, Eeq., Charlottetown. _Desr Sir, Your letter came to hand some days age. and I had to await our regular com- uittee meeting before replying to you. We “ive made the time 2 35, but concluded that

*€ cannot allow pacers in said race. We have wendy entered Elmo, Blackbird and Minnie “my for this race, and Lam very sorry that

Pour horse is barred by being a pacer. Dr. “Ticklaud says he will match his horse E)mo *stinst your pacer after the laat race is ove", fyou wish. We will be much pleased to ‘ave your horse Parnell here, and alse your Pater, if we cin arrange a apecial race fu! h.m. Yours truly, Geo. B. As Dr. Strickland is anxious to maatch a pacer I will match him on any track on “¢ Island for any sum that he will name ‘ter the Souris races, for I consider that Mer he will have trotted three fast heats there it would not be fair for him to tackle the pacer,

McERACHERN.

Pp. P. Gillis.

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Always the Same. ps your correspondent who signs — “ Catholic ” evidently holds little think ee of the Catholic faith, I do not forth it Reeessary to notice his rem arks, of jet than to say that if he is in search ~ tath and has a litile common sease and

Senasianeieeemeninen amen ee Rink matin .

‘DOMINION PARLIAMENT

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

SPECIAL DESPATOHES TO THE EXAMINER.

Charges Against Haggart

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The Tarte-McGreevy Reports.

Orrawa, Sept. 23.

In the House of Commons yesterday Lister preferred charges against Hon. Mr. Haggart, \‘ostmaster-General, of having been interested in the contract for the con- struction of Section B of the C. P. R., while a member of the House, and that the con- tractors subscribed largely to political purposes— Lister wili to-day move that these charges be investigated by special committee which the Government will probably resist. It is twelve years since the affair accurred. It has already been the subject of inquiry. Haggart has twice already denied the truth of the charges, and they will keep very well for six months till next session.

The debate on the Tarte-McGreevy report was continued by Coatsworth who spoke three houre in favor of adopting the majority report,

Davies followed, moving in amendment the adoption of the minority report.

Dickey made a magnificient reply to Davies and Amyot moved the adjournment of the debate ut half-past one.

The Strike at Ottawa.

Orrawa, Sept. 23. The mill men’s strike continues, with a probability of concessions. The strikers are receiving liberal support.

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Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, Sept. 22.—10 a. m. Light to moderate winds ; fine and warm.

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Telegraphic News.

New York, Sept 21.—A special from Rome announces that England, Italy, Ger- many and the United States have decided to have a naval demonstration in Chinese waters, and that the command of the com- bined fleet will ba given to the Duke of Genoa. ‘This, it is said, will result in the non-intervention of France and Russia.

Sr. Joun, Nfld., Sept. 21.—The bank fishing this year will not wind up well. Several vessels of late have been making poor trips. The shore fishing on the whole has been good, and the Labrador fishery the best for many years. Had the popu- lace of Labrador recovered from the epi- demic of grip in time to take advantage of the plentitude of fish the catch would bo unprecedented. The sea harvest on the whole will be very good. Of course this will be denied by parties interested in keeping up the price of fish in foreign mar- kets, for they invariably represent the fish- eries as poor and resent the publication of favorable accounts as calculated tu depress prices.

Bermupba, Sept 21.—A terrible storm has been raging here since yesterday morn- ing, dcing a great deal of damage locally. Many large trees have been blown down, the telephone and telegraph systems are demoralized, and it is feared that the hur- ricane will prove disastrous to shipping off the coast. The barometer is down to 29.19, and the storm centre, which is now about

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‘DAILY EXAMINER, - —

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PORK.

& BARRELS MESS and PRIME MESS 95 PORK for sale low by .

W. J. BOSWALL, Lower Queen Street,

WANTED. 10,00

septl8—wy 2i

BUSHELS BLACK OATS, 5,000 “ WHITE “

of best quality. W. J. BOSWALL,

P, E, ISLAND RAILWAY

King’s County Exhibition.

septlS —wy 2i

N connection with the King’s Count - I hibition, to be held at eis THURSDAY, lst October next, Return Tickets will be issued at one first-class fare from Charlottetown, Souris and intermediate stations to Georgetown by Afterncon Trains on September 30th and by Forenoon Trains

October 2nd, 1891.

A Special Passenger Train will leave Char-. lottetown for Georgetown at 8 a. m. (stand- ard) on October Ist; returning, will leave Georgetown at 4 p. m. (standard). Tickets will be issued by this Train, also. by regular Forenoon Train, from Stations on Souris Branch at undermentioned rates, good for return on date of issue :—

Souris to St. Peter's, inclusive....One Dollar

Ch'town and Railway Juuction.... ’ Brackley Pt. to Scotchfort, inclusive..75 cents Midgell to Douglass es -

Other Stationa- one first-clasa fare. .

The Afternoon Train will be held at.Geocge- town until 4.30 p; m. (standard), and will connect at Mount Stewart with Afterneon Trains for Souris and Charlottetown, =...

J. UNSWORTE, © Superintendent.

Railway Office, Charlottetown,

September 21, 1891. \

dy mwf dy pattts wy prs tl sept 30

Notice of Assignment.

HE Book Debts, Books of Account and Stock-in-trade of John C. Sprague, Boot and Shoe Dealer, having been assigned to me, all parties indebted to the said John C. Sprague are required to pay the respective amounts due by them at the Store formerly occupied by -said J. C. Sprague on Queen Street, Charlottetown, on or before Ist day of October next. All amounts unpaid after that date will be handed over for coliection. Dated this 16th day of September, 1891.

J M. McLEOD,

sept22—dy

Real Estate Agency. |

ene ..

(WHE subscriber, having opened a Real

Estate Agency at his Office, 1' Queen Street, gives notice that he has facilities for transacting business for persons.wishing to Sell, Buy or Lease Lands or Houses- in ‘Town

or Country. A. McNEILL. Ch’town, Sept. 15, 1391—eod tf wy 2i

WANTS, LOST, FOUND de

en eo Sheanieeetonamaaeth

WANTED.—A Cook in a family of four, Wash- : given out. Apply to Mrs. STRICK-

100 miles east of the island, is moving to- wards the Nova Scotia coast. If the gale continues to rage with its present severity, | you can look out for @ rough ex-: perience when it strikes Canada. No reports of loss of life or disasters to ship- ping have yet been received, but these are looked for as soon as the gale subsides.

News Notes. In a recent interview Hippolyte exp ress- | ed his great desire for peace, and claimed that Hayti was favorable to his rule. Secretary Blaine’s physician reports that his patient is greatly improved and will be able to resume his duties in Octuber. The London Times characterises Amer- ica’s position in the Behring Sea dispute as preposterous. A correspondent in the same journal claims that there is not the slightest fear of the seal being extermin- ated.

MARRIED.

At the Mission Church, Boston, on the 16th September, by the Rev. M. J. Carduke, ©. 8. 8. R., Daniel F. McDonald, to Mise Eliza Cahill, both ot Charlottetown.

DIED.

At his father’s residence, Upper Belle Creek, on the 14th inst, of hemorrhage of the lungs, Daniel McKenzie, in the 29th year of his age, leaving an aged father, three brothers and five sistere to mourn the loss of a dutiful son and kind brother. Deceased waa the eldest son of Roderick McKenzie, and grandson of the late Aiexander McDonald of Valleytield.

(Guardian please copy. )

LARGE TRADE SALE

a Monday, Sept. 28,

At our Auction Rooms, at 1¢.30 o'clock :

o> PUNS. MOLASSES, 20) 5 bhds, Sugar, 10 barrels Sugar, 30 «6S Flour, 20 chests Tea, Casks Vinegar, 20) demijubns Vinegar, A) boxes Raisins, 5 bags Foibert Nuts, 200 kegs Naiis, : 80 boxes Horse Nails, 40 kegs Horse Shoes, 20 boxes Clinch Nails, 3,000 Cigars (new stock). 5 barrels Red and Yellow Onions, 50 eer ‘Selected ” Apples in trade lots, 3 = fo form Se sles, and lot of other goods, imc udipg

a: he may yet learn that God's ‘ th 5 Che Faith once for all delivered one Mints,” must b2 the same at ell tl God is Truth. Loyal CHURCHMAN.

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Mixsd pickling spice for sale wholesale

MU retail at Boer & Choff's.

Fresh Dates, Currants, etc. ; All goods must be sold to close consign- ments. We mean business. Terms cash, oF approved paper,

& addec E. H. NORTON & co., Auctioneers.

discount

‘ jtat THe ExaminER office.

LAND, Fitzroy Street West. *~ tf--sept23

Lose Lady's Gold Chain- Finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving 3i pd—sepi23

ANTED.—A general servant in a family of two. Good reference required.. Apply at

this office. a eod—sept2z3

a Cuff Stad. Owner can have same on pay- ing expenses of advertising. Apply at this elas. li—eept23

Poor ste St. Peter’s Road, a few days aro,

T° RENT.—Dwelling House on Kent Stree’, opposite City Hall, containi nine rooms, antry, closets, water and good ce lar, occupied y Mr. Chappell, Architect, will be vacant. about October 3rd. Apply to G. SCANTLEBURY. 103 Priace Street. eod—sept23

T° LET,.—The Store in the City Hotel lately occupied by Mr. Fred. Davies, Chemist. It will be fitted up to suit the incoming tenant. Good ceilarage uncerneath, which can also be fitted up if required. Apply to DANIKL DAVIES. sept22—dy '

OST.—A Setter Pup, six months old. Finder will please leave it at Police Station. sept22 ae es

YO LET.—The Dwelling House, with stable lately occupied by the subsc 4 on Hills- borough Street, next to Mr. Lemuel ‘oole’s resi dence. Possession given immediately. Apply io Judge Alley, or the subscriber, 4t Province Building. DUNCAN KENNEDY. septs—sat tu tf

LET.—On Sidney Street Kast, that nice Cottage, containing five rooms, with good yard and sviendid place for garden fenced off ; also, good barn on the prenises, the property of the late Wm, Trail. Rent moderate. Possession given Ist ef October. Apply to PrTerR CLARKIN, King Street East. 2w eod—sept2l

10 LET.—Dwelling House with eight rocms, situated on Hillaborongh Street. Poszession

given about the first of October. Apply to

PEAKE Bros. & Co. dy tf—septls

ANTED.—A girl for general housework ina WwW family of three. Apply at this office. NTED.—A competent man as Keeper of W Grerweod Cemetery. Apply to the under- signed at the County Court Oftice.—HENRY

SMITH, Secretary. w s—septl9 ene

§ E.—A second-hand hot water boiler PC Sees ). which we have exchanged for a jarger one. Boiler is in good condition. Ww a be sold at a bargain. Apply to A. HmaMane & ; ey Queen Street. tf—sep ANIED.—A good Cook. Apply to MRS W CHARLES LEIGH, Fitzroy Street.

on October Ist, good for return up to and on |

JAMES PAT

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on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 1891.

08 CASES

NOW OPENING AT

BnOCK.

OTHERS!

MAKE A NOTE OF THIS!

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JAMES PATON & CO. have only one place of business in Charlottetown. Wou will find them at the Old Stand, BROWN’S BLOCK, No. 168 Mar- ket Square. We have no Branch Store in the City. We are in no way connected with any other Firm doing a Dry Goods business in Charlottetown

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BROW IN'S

Remember the address,—

BROWN’S BLOCK, I68 MARKET SQUARE.

Charlottetown, September 14, 1891—eod & wky

2 eager

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FROM = GREAT

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Inw FALL GOODS

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PERKING & STERN’.

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Novelties in Dress Goods.

: New Mantle Cloths, New Velveteens.

New Maniles, New Velvets and Pilushes,

New Cloth, Plush, Velvet and Serge Caps, in all the New Shapes. Everything Cheap!

Charlottetown, September 7, 1891—dy & wky

Books for the Holidays: !

ily salestel for the Holiday Season are their Books early, and the best

wW* have got a Larg2 Stock of NEW BOOKS (13 we!l aa the off Scantard Works), spo SCHOOL SUPPLIES very

Prices the lowest in towa. Lntending Stutents of tae Priace of Wales College should se place in Charlottetown to buy them is at the BAZAAR STORE. Cail a ree carr tow? cheap. A lot of LAWN TENNIS NETS anit RACKE [3 to sell atcost. HAMMOCKS very tow. : WW ln stock of WINDOW BLINDS, PICTURES, OURTAIN POLES, BRITISH PLATE MIRRORS, FANCY CROCKERY, etc., etc., was never larger. es ao eee -

‘-Z splendid denen of PLAIN ana FANCY STATION SRY, BLANK BO )1K3, MEMOS, PENS, INK, MUCILAGE, ete. PICTURES FRAMED TO ORDER. Moulding and Pictures of all kinds kep* in scock. Preserve Covers, lic. per hundred.

BAZAAR STORE.

ee

Charlottetown, July 20, 1891—eod & wky

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septs — , YED.—A few days ago, & white an Pian Cow, with one horn broken. May information will be gladly received. by § sy EARLE, West Street. —sep

* —JOHN ANTED.-— Four Coat Makers at once. W McLgeop & CO. _ ; septl2 —

: < , k NTED.—A girl for geaeral housework, W *Apo'y at this office, tf—augst_ NTS WANTED !—* Lite of Sir John A. CN ional.” by Col. J. P. Macpherson, | tm the dark days of 1872-78, Col. J- Pennington Mac: pberson, nephew of the late Premier, — to him to write the stery of his life. He co . curred, and gave assistance by letters ts person in zion of the necessary informatioa = pecting his public life. since which time the — has steadily p' . Owing to the —_-* connection and intimacy with his unole, he a . a position to give many interesting facts = ie no other writer could, — — Salles = nema 0 3w — S ones oan Address EARLE PuBb- LIsHine House, St. John, N, B,, Sole Publishers.

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THE INCREASED SALE THIS YEAR MY OWN HOUSEHOLD. Scere I eae |

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’ eapuenn ais 21-2 Ounce Packets, - - 6 cents. , ‘1 § rT is CAMPBELLS QUININE WINE;

is the Best Proof of the Esteem ia which if is ifeld. —x)\—- --—-

oo if ti o «ae i

“WOODILL’S GERMAN BAKING POW- ' 'DER bas becn employed in my own T IS THE GREAT INVIGORATING TONIC OF THE DAY. It is invaluable in hold for many years. l cases of Loss of Appetite, Weak or Painful [ndigestion, Malaria, Lowness of “ Grorce Lawson, Pu. D., LL. D., Spirits, Fevers of all kinds, and as a General Strengthener of the System when | parjow of the Institute of Chemistry of Great weakened by Changes of the Season. ; | Britain and Irelaad.” septs It is necessary to remember that there are many oe Quinine —_— but | er aD enineras the GREAT ORIGINAL is CAMPBELLS, and that the genuine ars our ITED.—! onest and indu Seat upon the label. CAMPBELL’S QUININE WINE hon a reputation of W * jbout ii years of ago, for work indoors and

outdoors in connection with a store. Apply at dy & wky —septl this office, dy tf—septl2

sepus

Sep 23 2i.

i years’ standing.

NRA: a ORRIN fy

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