tocal and Other tems.

ErworTH LRaccs. -Meeting postponed

- pizetixe of Victoria Division to-night. - ~The third degree will be eam Lawrence Ledge this evening. - »erceks framed cheap with elegant idings at Mark Wright & Co's. Oct 17 Si

10.0 F.

ferred at St.

I mou ~

Oak, antique and gilt pictare mouldings, direct from Chicago, at Oct 17 3i

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I. Morrison's advertisement of ec, to be sold at Auction at 7 o'clock.

Reap c Fancy Giaseware, et to-morrow evening,

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JewSttet. Brooches and Rings from 10 gente up (not $10.00) at E. W. Taylor's. A large stock of ¢ xcellent Jewellry.

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Tux evening session of the Business Colleve and Writing Acadamy i open every night at 7.30. Now is a

ah time to enter

Charlottetown Foor

sien Ottawa's assessment | has jast been completed. It shows an in- crease of over half a million in assessable property asc mpared with last year.

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A Goop INCREASE

[vvrrations —All invitations given by His Honor the Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Carvell for next week, will be issued from the official residence. oclé tf >

A Cuance To Exch aner.—Any person hav- ing s small safe, and wishing to exchange for a larger one, can hear of an opportunity for so doing on application at this office. ocl7 3i

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Sreamers’ Movemsnts.—The steamer will not leave Pictou for this port until the wind moderates.

The seeamer left Point du Chene on time.

ena A Srrases Mixtvre.—A Belgian as peper states that a steamer bound to the West eoast of Africa, had on board 11 missionaries, 460 tons of gunpowder, 11 cases of gin, and 10,000 casks of rum. distin:

Dyspepticure—|s not a palliative, acure: it tret relieves, then controls, finally entirely subdues the irritation and in dammation of the stomach that causes indige tion ancl dyspepsia.

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TT Pouce Court.—This morning one drunk was fined $30 or 30 days, fine to be exacted if he did not leave the city within twenty- four hours. ee sil Lams Suipments.—Mr. J. O'Brien} shipped 196 lambs from Summerside to St. John on Friday last, and on the following day Mr. McLean, ef North Wiltshire ship- ped 200 more to the same place. oe From Bostox.—The Steamer Worcester, Captain Nickerson arrived from Boston about half-past eleven yesterday forenoon with a general _ and Mrs Abbott, Mr P Greehan and Mr and Mrs Hiltz as passengers.

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A Naw Orper —A circle of the Order of Canadian Home Circles, was organized in Moncton a few evenings age, with Mr. C. W. Bradley as leader. The om is similar to the Foresters, but ladies are eligible which is not the case in the Feresters. -

A Monvmant rox Riat.—It is understood that a monument has been procured for the grave of Louis Reil, the executed leader of the late rebellion in the Northwest, which will be forwarded in a few days. It bears the insetiption, “*Riel, 16th November, 1885.”

——aee Yacat Race.— The match race between the yachts Gitans and Harp was started this forenoon, but when passing Connolly's

Wharf and about half over the course the

boats fouled and the crew of the Gitana

brought her ashore when they protested against proceeding further with the race.

To Repucz roe Rats.—A movement to obtain one cent postage rate for letters has been stanted in the United States. It will probably be remembered that one cent postage was a plank in the Republican platform of 1888, and it is said that the Postmaster-General, Mr. Wannamaker, will recommend the reduction in his next report and bring it before Congress in December.

Crvic.—At a special meeting of the City Council held at noon to-day, Mr. Duncan McLean was appointed City Clerk, pro tem, in the place of Mr. A. H. McPherson, who tendered his resignation because of ill-bealth. A resolution providing that Mr. H. McL. Davison, be appointed to the position was lost onthe casting vote of the Mayor. Council- lors Bytne, Hughes, Crabbe, Eden, and Mc- Carron, supported Mr. McLean's application. Councillors Morris, Davison, Douse, Large aod Taylor,were favorable to the appointment of Mr. Davison.

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A Newsrarer Drrectony ror CaNaDa.— Messrs A. McKim & Co., Advertising Agents of Montreal, are preparing what will be the first comprehensive newspaper directory of this country. Canada is now quite large enough and its journalistic interests of sufficient importance to require its own annual News- paper Directory, and; there are several new leatures of the proposed work which will make it a valuable hand-book for all seeking information concerning the Canadian Press. We bespeak for this enterprising firm the aearty support and co-oporation of Canadian publishers generally.

mcinasiiealinaat

Kaxcanoos To pw Importep.--We sre as- tured, un what seems good authority, that the Project of importing kangaroos into this vountry is seriously entertained by several tuthusiastic and wealthy sportsmen of the west. The animals have been successfully tcclimated in England and France, and we are assured that there is no reason why they thould not thrive here. The practical ex- tinction of the buffalo has left the plains Without any big game of importance, and *xperienced sportsmen declare that hunting the kangaroo, ag practised in Australia, is *cond in excitement and interest only to killing the buffalo. —Welena Independent.

well

Irorrtxa at Restico.—The races on the Rastico Driving Park on Saturday, were fairly ¥ell attended. Match race between Rustico Vean and Yellow Bird came off first. Yellow

“| took first third and sixth heat and the

oo in the second heat Yellow Bird’s sulky

— jUsafter che word “go” was given, and

a went ce~ the track alone. There were

aoe imhe three minute class, viz:

— s Rusteo Chief, Stead’s Dean horse,

atvey’s Mad H., third, and Stewart's

‘se fourth. li the second heats Stead’s

‘THE DAILY F

way and its terminal facilities at Van- ate S. S. “COBAN,” for’ St. Jobn’s, | couver, Newfoundland, will be due at Charlotietown

Mark Wright &/ ernment the offer of his company in con- ) nection with the Atlantic fast mail service.

half days.

| Government are from German and French

| | , i

gale is pre-|])..004. rages pasa | vailing along the Eastern coast of C Ape ate ahaa o 3 pen Oo visitors every

ts

po ii me ee ‘TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Srectan Desratouss to Tur EXAMINER Railway and Steamship Matters.

EXAMINER,

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Orrawa, Oct. 19. Bryce Douglas, agent of the Huntington | ay ndicate, has just returned from the Paci- fic ¢ oast and expresses entire satisfaction ~2 a ia the efficiency of the transcontinental rail- ae

6 Seats

He will now press upon the Goy-|on TUESDAY MORNING, the 2ist. inst., and

has plenty of room on de 7 5 ck for Cattle Sheep. For Freight or Passage apply to ean PEAKE BROS. & CO.,

lt is understood that the company will Agents.

guarantee a service from Plymouth to Hali- fax in tive days and to Quebec in five and a The other offers before the

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Art Studio.

ISSES vg Hoe! AND DOULL have opened a Studio at No. 307 Kent Street (one door East ot Dr, Johnson's), where instructions will be given in the various

com panies. Another North-East Gale.

Norra Sypney, C. B., Oct. 18. Another heavy north-east

Breton, accompanied by rain aad fog.

The Government steamer Napoleon III. went ashore this morning about 8 o'clock, at the entrance to Little Glace Bay. She is in the breakers. The seas are running high, and the probabilities are that she will break up before the storm abates.

Thursday afternoon, from 3 to 5 o'clock. rerms, ete., on application, MAUD H. JOHNSON, MARY A. DOULL.

octli—2w 2aw (w s)

4 The American schooner Velocipede, Captain Coodwin, bound for Gloucester with a cargo of fish, went ashore at Green ,

Island, while trying to make Harbor, and is a total loss.

The schooner Charles Tupper is a total wreck at Glace Bay. Crew saved.

Louisburg

GREAT GEORGE STREET. ae DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,

complete line of Patent Medicines, Horse Powders, Liniments, ete.

News From Halifax. wit) ; Full line of Paris Hair Brushes, Combs, ,ete Finest show of Perfumes in the city.

Hawirax, Oct. 19. Senator Archibald, of Cape Breton, elmo stock of Rodger Gallet’s Celebrated 'xtracts and Waters, just arrived.

dead. He was called to the Senate of Canada by royal proclamation in 1867 There has been a great rush at the Mines

Call and examine for yourselves. ble to show goods

No trou-

Othice lately iu the taking up of gid areas. Pies:iptions compounded at all -hours

There are now eight warships In port. | night ley Night bell at side Gene The fleet wiil prc bab!y sail for Bermuda on | Telephoie connection. November 15th. The Buzzsrl arrived | cnask heel ‘ this morning with jibboom and fc retopmast more Sngeee of Herage nnd Domestic

|! tare, Pipes, Tobacco, etc.

F. DeC. DAVIES, DISPENSING CHEMIST.

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carried away. She also lust the torpedo boat that she was towing from North Syd- ney to this port. It is thought that the boat sank. ‘The Buzzard reports a violent storm. She had to lay to for twenty-four hours. ¢

FOR SALE.

N IMPORTED PURE-BRED GALLO WAY BULL; registered; first-class sire. For particulars apply at Tut Examrsen office, to Hon. D. Fergusor, or to JOHN COTTON, Wellington, Lot 16.

To Make New Proposals.

Toronto, Oct. 19.

The Globe's London cable says there is good authority for stating that Lord Salis- bury is about to make fresh proposals to France respecting the Newfoundland ques- tion on the basis of free access by French fishermen to the Newfoundland bait supply in retnrn for the abrogation of the French bounties. _ It is possible that the repeal of the bait law will also form the basis of a mission to Washington.

Oct 8— dw

Of a Superior Quality.

Bags !

POTATO and GRAIN BAGS

Bags ! for sale.

10,00 HORACE HAS ZARD. octlO—2w eod

Orrawa, Oct. 19. The Adiniral of the North Pacific Squad- typ, who was commissioned by the War Rice to examine the quality of the anthra- cite coal at Dunmore, Rocky Mountains,

has reported that tests showed it to be/* 3 much superior to the Welsh smokeless coallqwagpa gpgnr way] 8? This will doubt-| WANTS, LOST, FUEND ac

now used by the navy. less lead to large orders from the Pacific} — war vessels. OST ,—A Gold Coin (old spade guinea), with short piece of gold chain attached. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this oftice. 3i pd—oct20

me

Writing His Biography.

ANTED.—A Girl for general housework in asmali family. Apply at this office. oct20—tt

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Woopsrock, Ont., Oct. 19. Birchall is busily engaged upon his bio- graphic work, and is in treaty with a New York man for the same, which the doomed

ANTED.—A good, trustworthy Boy, to attend to a horse and make himself useful

about a house. Apply at this office. octi8 man values at $2,000. Whatever he gets Pp'y. — will zo to his widow. WANTED.—A Housemaid. Apply to Mrs, octl7

CHARLES LEIGH, Fitzroy Street.

Coal Miners Strike. j \W

ANTED.—An experienced gir] for general housework.—Mrs. A. A. MADONALD, Es- planade. 3i pd—octl7 OST.—On Friday, October 10th, an all- wool plaid Carriage Wrapper (fringed), The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at Apothe- caries’ Hall. 3i pd—octl7

~ WANTED.—For a Dry Goods Store in the city. Must understand book- keeping. Address “M.” P. O. Box 328, Char- lottetown, stating experience and giving refer- ence. dy 6i wy li—octl6

To LET.—One-nalf of the Double Tenement House on the corner of Queen and Fitzroy

Streets. Posse-sion given immediately. Apply

to WM. HENDERSON, 177 Fitzroy Street. octi6—thu sat & eod

BrussEis, Oct. 19.

Three thousand miners have gone on strike in Charleroi district and demand an increase in wages. It is expected that the movement will extend, and that there will be a general strike of coal miners.

ALESMAN

Lord Aberdeen Expected.

Orrawa, Oct. 19 Lord Aberdeen is expected to return here from the Pacific coast on Thursday.

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*>.,.° e- Butietir

T° LET.-—A Cottage adjoining the Ferry Store, Lower Prince Street. Apply to PD. CHAPPELL.

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Peron, Oct. 20.—10a m.

Strong winds and gales from east to west, cluudy to rainy weather.

2+ —

| po LET.—A House on Pleasant Street, with |

an

ore * Stable and Coach House. Possession imme- Bups.—Some very chvice hyacinths, | diate. -WM, Dopp. septz2

tulips, crocus, Easter lily and Roman hy- ‘ acinth bulbs still on hand.—Haszard & 2%

~ wa NTED.—A emart Boy to learn the Printing

i business.—GEORGE W. GARDINER, Steam

Moore. cE TION. —Whei passing, stopan

a "ie ry poainal eee ' Printer, Queen Street. 3i eod—octl3

. ; ‘aiid

inds ; k-binding work on exhi- e:

oe a ee : ge f their own j T° LET.—A House containing seven rooms on bition there this wee as S - * - Chestnut Street. Apply at Pickard’s Bakery, manufacturing, and is said by good judges! octi3—tf Sa to be second to none in the provinces. } ee

LET—A House on Lower Queen Street- pply to Thomas McQuaid, oc ecd

| EATHERS.—Mrs. Gidley wishes to inform th the Ladies that she is prepared to Dye € | Weathers black and all other cotors ; also clean : | and curl oid ones to look as good as new. _ Upper f | Hillsborough Street. dy 6i eod wy 2i-—octll

ee

Amona the recent publications, at Bazaar Store, are the following books The Phantom Rickshaw and the Story 0 the Gladabys, by Rider Haggard; Madolin | ‘| O LET—House on Sidney Street, 4 rooms and Rivers and All for the Love of a Fair Face , 4 porch, warm, good cellar, waterworks. Jost by Laura Jean Libby; Kirsteen, by M. 0. | the thing for dressmaker or small family—R. :

W. Oliphant; My Shipmate arn te We LET.—On Orlebar Street, a Tenement

‘lark Russel. | mo Si “ : } T House, one part containing eight rooms, the

r. Pe “ | other seven. Possession given in September. New York Weekly, ' Apply to Mrs. BLaTcH. tf—aug30

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PHILADELPHIA Itene,

&c., also Delineator ard Young Ladies’ | Ree ; l é or sale at the Bazaar 'rpyO LET.—A House on Hillsborough Street” a ne ' iT containing 9 rooms, at present occupied by Store. Mr. George Carter. Possession can be given 15th : September Apply to Judge Alley, or at the A Va.uasie Esrars.—John Smith, one store of George Carter & Co. eod tf—aug28 of the pioneers of Toronto, who died re- > ¢ LET._A Houseon Queen Street. Apply to ill disposing of property tf—oct6

A. N. LARGE

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cently, left a wi valued at $611, ; OST.—In this city, on the 4thinst., & Purse containing a small sum of money and cards with owners name, A liberal reward will be | paid to the owner of the same. Enquire at this office. oct6

sts a box at Beer oct20 21

{ toilet suap at oer20 2i

‘Yoothpicks only ten cet & Goft's.

See those ten ceut boxes 0 Beer & Goff's.

TO LE?’.—One half of a Double Tenement Ilouse On Sidney Street, adjoining the resi-

John's, Newfoundland,

SEL

MONDA

4A BIG OFFE

1890,

es) , ee 5 . | ' nae i = , f : aa Se peices tat aw a, ae

for (Xx}

as the

We blow because we have

Prince Edward Island.

tiem for very little money. Made, so come along everybody.

Pi OWSE BRGS., THE WONDER

Charlottetown, October 15, 1890.

Those are the men who back up their advertisement with a reward of $500 to any Man Woman or Child who can find another stock of Mens, Boys’ and Chil- *% drens Clothing on P. E. ~~ Esland as large and cheap

PROWSE BROS.

the WONDERFUL LOW PRICES. High Prices sit on the fence and cry, because they see we do the Clothing business of

WE HAVE GOT THE GOODS! Money Saved is Money

136 and 144 Queen

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re

one to be seen at

You can have

FUL GHEAP MEN,

Street.

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(Jae

aT IS HARD TO FIND BETTER VALUE in all kinds will find with us.

our Store usually come again.

Good Goods at Low Prices

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PERKINS &

iWantles, Ja ckets, | i ncamcrmnies

__f w \, (XxX)

Men’s Scotch and Canadian

en

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Charlottetown, Oct, 6, 5999 —eod & wky

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$101 000 WORTH READ

FOR SALE CHEAP at J. &B.

Suits! The largest and cheapest stock of Ready-made

Dominion Boot and

etre nee sin epee (x }-_—_-_———

245 Cases of Boots and Shoes. 140 Cases Men’s Women’s

sttnincentinsil( %, pomiemnenin ssioemmi

HARD TO FIND.

If you have not tried before do so now.

STERN.S Ulsters,

NEW, CHEAP AWD STYLISFE.

Ladies’ Scotch and Canadian Wool Underwear; Boys and Girls’ Wool! Underwear; large stock of Woo! Hosiery; all kinds of Staple and fancy Dry Goods.

PERKINS

Y-MADE CLOTHING

aang [o] OVEROOATS........... Subuee oan dans cue $ 450] REEFERS.... Pe ec. Mans se capes ae 500} REEFERS.... Oy LO aig ois Cap OR sie scons sone eneies 5 50 | REEFERS...: OVERCOA TS ides. vee dks oes es tetdee eee 600 | REEFERS.... NT an... ss cap na lias = ns o ode 650 | REEFERS.... OVERCOATS....... bc nn cahties< ts « nemreteteie 7 00| REEFERS.... CPUs dn vnc bakes si Remedi tee 7 50 | REEFERS.... TE gs nas 5. seca csncelas CA ee. AY 800] REEFERS.... Ge aS . c dePacsteomeee ee 900 | REEFERS.... PU oa ike 5 ba sw cet BUSA cn Chinn | 10 00 | REEFERS.... Es in. cai ssi ndavin pnonistcheancaecenat 1100 | REEFERS.... ty 1 |) ee. eee 12 00

Men’s Suits! Men’s Suits! Boys’ Overcoats! Boy

We claim to have the best selected stock of Boots in least 10 PER (ENT. cheaper than any other house, Just try and see for yourselves, at

of DRY GOODS than what yeu Those who once buy at is sure to bring them back.

niin in ile manele i asi cemmummativens A) 7 * ogame es i jie ie: , ‘io " Ae a i OE

Waterproofs,

omnes euceneinagty ARE NAAN tne “+ ~ ee il aaa pe orn i “oe wan) ‘ . 3 , 2

Wool Underwear;

& STERNS,

The Cheap Dry Goods Store.

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MACDONALD.

mr sarsidele ene mma a ibe Pe a as i mat sce etna ea i / 0 A ee es

ieee odbc bees ove oe ne bed os conser re cedeteves eek Aisne ‘debooe OOD iehneds us +t e4 a eseeeneeeee 4 00 occ eckes ocse Qhilaneee sd cleeuruee 476 ote beeee + ctpeeneneermineiniaal 5 50 PA SOME kin des 0one +s 4hnanh scccces, SOD (Se Reikss s¥sece pas Ueeeehe coccoe OOP raced Is ns Gc ta Shs - oh hee dee. A ¥e00eo08 40.06 @eeeeeeeereeeneer toe enereee 8 00 npchs's hae cennge deh rye ey jee gen cee osodve bs Sead

s’ Reefers! Boys’ Suits! Boys’ Clothing in the city.

J. B. MACDONALD.

Shoe Store.

and Children’s Rubbers

P. E. Island, and can sell at

‘ dence of H. J. Calibeck, Esq. Possession can be given immediately. Apply to Francis P. Mc- CsRnnon, oci4

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A fine lot of new picture moulding just

4

Mand captured fixt place; Chief, second ;

_s H , third; at] Stewart’s horse, fourth.

' a heat was ‘on by Chief with Stead’s

fu second, Stewat’s third, and Maud H. th Chief took te fourth heat with Dean

dat Mark Wright & Co's. OT : Paty fan 8 Oct 17 wt To LET.—The Shop and Basement in the Cam- , eron Block, lately occupied by Mrs. R. Young. | "his ia one of the best stands in Charlottetown, and the Basement is large and admirably | adapt- | ed fer a restaurant or other business. For fur-

receive

A The Government advances $400,000 sierling fur railway extcnsion In the west

iar Maud H. tad and Stewart’s horse . Che trackwas not in very good

n.

ther particulars apply to WARBURTON & SMALL- °

iled. ‘of Ireland where the potato crop has faile woop, Solicitors, Cameron Block, tf—sep18

This will, it is theught, prevent want.

THE DOMINION BOOT AND SHOE STORE. Fh enicrnncD r te as RO a FOR SALE. BELL ORGAN, aie new, will be

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eold at a big discount. CHAS. I. MORRISON, 106 Queen Street.

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For Sale---Hot Air Furnace,

NE NEW AMERICAN-MADE HOT AIR FURNACE, complete, for sale low. Just the thing for a School or Church,

Apply to

£. H. NORTON & CO., oetl6—dy lw wy @i Auctioneess.

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