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bananas, and melons received to- Beer «A er ifs.

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c CovUR T 1 witl ; property, was re-

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Orwell on Mon lay next. fast ones will take part. stiome guarantecu ; agant tine & - _ pyspepticure ls not a palliative, but “it first relieves, then controls, and te entirely subdues the irritation and in- tion of the stomach that causes indi- a yopeptio. i“ ui - - arpINe operations have commenced at Paton & Co's. They now intimate vy they have re-marked their remaining vk at greatly reduced prices, so as to ; ; augll, Gi, wky3i

ject # clearance.

o aLVade There will be a epecial aetng ofthe Salvage Corps to-morrow Friday) evening, at S$ o'clock, to complete ysagements for the race between teams ok and ladder com-

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om the corps and h ge. By order of the captain. > Cwie.—There was no meeting of the se Council last evening for want of a qmum. The Council present were Yorris, Douse, Byrne, Eden, McCarron gd Taylor. Mayor Haviland sent a note sting that he we uld be unable to attend.

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Bupas BROKEN —One of the spansin Bay fytane Bridge give way last Suoday, mak- ing it, for the time, impassable for vehic'es. The Supervisor has since temporarily secured ihe break, and carriages are again passing erit. Fromp* repairs are ue eded to insure padic 8 iety.

- w.¢. T. U.--The delegates frem the St. lon W.C. T. U. to the Summerside convene go are: Mrs. W. W. Turnbull, Miss J. L ckhert, Mrs. A. J. McFarland, Mrs. 8. D. sott, Mra. M. Seymour. The alternatives

Allen and Mrs. C. W.

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a Upper Great George Street will be re- ped for Divine Service, on Lord’s Day, teei6.h inst. The morning sermon will be sreached by Dr. Belding of New York, United Na'es, at 11 o'clock. Preaching in the

Collections will be »

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etning at 7 o'clock. taken for i provements. apicen Tae Acapia.—The cruiser Acadia ar- rived here last evening, and left again this morniag. She had been to Sydney coaling u. Onberway to this port, between wood Islands and Point Prim, the crew destroyed 32 lobster traps, which had been potent by fishermen. Captain Gordon is determined to puta step to lobster fishing tof the preper season.

ii ie REAPPOINTED. —The fishery wardens of the Povine, whose services were dispensed with uder an order-in-council re-organizing the taf have been re-appoiated til! the lst of Veloter. After this, wardens will be em- poyed for the season only, and will not be ila fixed salary as formerly. This will gre opportunity each year for the 1e-appoint- tent of hone who p-ove themselves worthy, While the useless ones can be weeded out.

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Nuanty DrowNep.— Last night a number “ial Were playing on a raft near Connolly’s Wart, when one of the number, a boy name! McGrath, shout 7 years old, fell into the water. Hiy companions made no effort to fave dim and the boy was in great danger. “t (iig juneture his cries attracted F. H. Amand, Erq., to the scene. When he saw a understood that he was ee oe r. Arn vad plunged in and after for his : n rescued him. Had it not been ‘eta “Phx poet timely arrival, McGrath the fad retin become exhansted. Ae it is,

‘4@ 13 not much worse for his adventure.

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Tar Torr.—In the opening day of the

! ° ear races at Mystic Park, Boston, on eedey, in the 2.45 class, purse of $500

o. Clay Forest, b. g. won; best time a oo pacing fora purse of $500 divided, 935 aa —" best time 2.183. In the a Ml or a purse of $6U0, Chance, heat -j erand Virginia Evans each won a eat time, 2.22}, by Chance. eae races at Rochester, N. Y., punect $1600 2.16 pacing race for the Ton : begs ¢; » divided, Grant’s Abdallah take fur a *.15}. In the Flower City divided 4 wad class, $1,500 guaranteed, ln the 2 ne B. won ; best time, 2.18}. tuiahed ) Ee * we & purse of $2,000, (un- The See» arly Bird won one heat, and es best time, by the latter,

abtronxe 4 Penxsion.—lIn the fall of 1861,

“ar ¢ : : inact _ American war began, Simon bard the ae’ Of Souris, shipped on ~ ad the sloop of wa

in te , r “Kingfisher,” engaged ta .. troops and cai oThis Cod, when CG ‘erwards was wrecked off Cape Sew, was 1everle, along with others of ths Empire” yp eesterted to the ship ‘*Western An this ship he went south and was 88 fej] gj es New Orleans, after which

afterward Was sent first to New York where he 0 to Chelsea marine hoepital, the corsa aimed for several months. On “ste of the medical officer in charge,

¥ ; ec . : 4 7 aog receiy ome no longer fit for active service, » yo Ms discharge on these grounds,

Weck oho in the city one day last aud vent 7 © aecessary papers prepared bt bas neo} o W ashington ; and, although lt Rlected looking after it for so long a oe doubt but the authorities 4 nag him the pension to which, it de awe * entitled, as soon as they are te of the facts of the case.

Personal.

» Pieced 4198 Oy) , a : : Aton “elby and Miss Gertie Stewart, of bot Ries, Visiting their friends in Char- beet O+O< oe et SOSpects lithe §, * States ge

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ofalarge crup of potatoes em to be good.

Ms The absence of d

in 1 order an : throughout Sreditab!

ruukeness yesterlay, i good feeling which

the contest, were € to this free-rum town.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER.

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THURSDAY,

‘AUGUST 13. 1891. _

Result of the Plebiscite,

DOMINION PARLIAMGN? THE GITY BILL ACCEPTED,

Se eer

TAY CANAL AND I, G, R.

Emerson’s Motion Defeated

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Orrawa, Aug. 13.

In the House cussion took place on the Tay Canal and Intercolonial R silway.

Emerson, of Huron, proposed a condmning te Government penditure about the Tay Canal. was defeated by 100 to 82 Thirty mem- bers were al sent,and eleven Conservatives aad five Grits were without pairs. Edwards (Grit) broke his pair and voted.

Prof. Weldon brought up the question of the Intercolonial Railway deficits, and re- commended that the road be "run by a commission.

Sir John Thompson favored ta determine the cause of the d changing the management.

motion for the ex rhe motion

an enquiry elicits before

THE TARTE-McGRERVY CASE

Nir Hector on the Stand

Raly Establishes His Tnnocence,

The Interest

in England.

OrTawa, Aug. 13.

In the Tarte-McGreevy case Sir Hector stood an excellent cross-examination. He replied very satisfactorily to every question. Atan early stage Geoffrien, Tarte’s lawyer abandoned the cross-examination, which was continued by Davies, and there were numerous expressions of dissatisfaction by the committee as to his manner of conducting it.

Great interest has been awakened in Eng- land about the matter in consequence of the false representations which have been cabled ty the press there. The London Times cabled for a full report of Sir Hector’s state ment, and the Imperial Government has cabled the Governoi-General for the same information. The popular feeling is that Sir Hector has fully established his innocence of the charges against him aud “has cleared himself of the slightest suspicion of incapacity or wrong doing.

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BAY CHALEUR INVESTIGATION

Some Sensational Evidence.

Grit Stock Gone Down.

Orrawa, Aug. 13. In the Senate Railway Committee, Arm- atrong, contractor for the Bay Chaleur Rail- way, wasexamined. Langelier eppeared

as counsel for the Quebec Government. He pronounced against the Committee

inquiring into the sections of the Queb:c Government, and warned them of the con- sequence. The committee ordered the enquiry to proceed, and Langelier with- drew. Armstrong refused to tell what he had done with the money received from the Quebec Government, but sufficient evi- dence was elicited to show that Mercier had received $58,000 to pay private debts, and that Tarte had _ received various amounts. This revelation has caused a tremendous sensation.

Ernest Pacaud sailed from New York for Europe on Tuesday to avoid examination. This is just what was anticipated.

Armstrong’s examination will be con- tinued to-day.

Grit stock has gone down with a rush.

The Globe’s report that Pelletier, a gov- ernment supp rter, had resigned his seat in the Commons, is emphatically denied by Pelletier.

Distressing Accident.

New Yorx, Aug. 13. A distressing accident is reported to have occurred at Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island. The excursion deck of a crowded barge gave way, and fourteen persons were killed and thirty injured.

British Politics.

Lonpon, Aug. 13. In the election for a member of Parlia- ment to succeed the late Sir Charles Forester, Alderman Holden, Gladstonian, defeated the Tory candidate by over five hundred votes.

Deaths from the Heat.

New York, Aug. 1s.

Since Monday morning upto last mid- night, there were thirty deaths in this city

from the excessive heat.

Crop Prespects Excellent.

Toronto, Aug. 13.

Reports from all parts ot Natario say the crops are the finest for many years.

James Russell Lowell Dead.

Boston, Aug. 13. James Russell Lowell died at his home in Cambridge yesterday.

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, Aug. 15.—i0 a. m.

Partly fair with showers.

-- -~<_ea-;-<4.00O =m t class horses and buggies to hire. Erquire at G.G. J ury’s Jewelry — or at his residence, 289 Sydney Street east,

ive de Methodist Brick Church. pve Geece See" July 4, Wed Sat 2 mos.

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To Hire.—Firs

5 J P t Sir t con- v¢.—A hoase on Uppet Queen Street, SS six rooms, all newly pap a painted Separate yard and water in the 5 ‘ Apply to James F. CURTI3.

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A Good Majority — But a Small Vote,

Ar the close of the poll last evening, the vote was as follows :

For ‘ainst

the Act. the Act. “ \ pats. hbase. ud 77 110 ra eee 68 86 5) Thee 78 59 :. 4 aes peace ice G. 207 70 A CO OP eae a 300 136 a 730 461

Majority in favor of the Act, 269.

JAMES A. MORRISON, HALIFAX.

WARREN, CAKEBREAD & C0., TEA MERCHANTS,

London, «= England, ——AND ALSO——

Several First-Class West India

Firms, cic.

SPECIALTIES: Tea, Sugar and Molasses.

Careful attention given’ to consignments. of Prince Edward Island Produce.

REFERENCK—Bank of Nova Scotia. OFFICE — Pickford & Black’s Wharf.

Halifax, August 13, 1891—dy & wy

Tremendous Clothing Sale NOW GOING ON,

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PROWSE BROS. STORE

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The Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock of Cloth- ing cver shown to the People of P. E. Island. Don’t be led astray by bogus advertisements, because we can sell cheaper than most of our competitors can buy. Come and see.

PROW SH BROTHERS,

Charlottetown, July 30, 1891—eod & wky THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN.

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NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS!

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‘We will Open on lst of September

—__—_WITH A FIRST-CLASS STOCEHE or——

(mI IMIoiTEHE D.-)

The New, First-Class Clyde Built Steamer | |

PREMIER,

‘APTAIN A. H. HELLY,

Is appointed to sail as follows :—

FROM HALIFAX on Wednesday, 19th of | August, at 7 p. m., and every Wednesday thereafter for Charlottetown and Summerside, calling at Sonora, Sherbrooke, Isaac’s Harbor, Canso, Arichat and Port Hawkesbury.

RETURNING, will leave Charlottetown for Halifax, calling at iatermediate ports, on Monday, 24th August, at 6 a, m., and every Monday thereafter.

Fares, to any port of call............ .. $3 00 | ree 5 00

Rates of Freight moderate.

The PKEMIER is a fast steamer, and has splendid accommodation for passengers. She will make close connection with the steamer Halifax sailing for Boston every Wednesday morning.

For Freight, Passenger and other informa- tion apply in Charlottetown to

FENTON T. NEWBERY. Agent.

In Halifax to JOSEPH WOOD, Central Wharf.

aug!3—all papers

P. E. ISLAND RAILWAY.

Excursion to Souris. PECIAL PASSENGER TRAIN will

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A leave Charlottetown for Souris at 8.15 a. m, (local time) on SATURDAY, 15th inst., arriving at Souris at 11.15 4. m. (local time), and leaving there for return at 5.00 p. m. (local time).

Fare for the round trip, 75 cents.

Should the weather be unfavorable on the 15th, Excursion will take place on following

Saturday.

J. UNSWORTH,

Superintendent.

Railway Office, Ch’town, | Aug. 11, 1891.

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Hotel Dayies, 4# diamona pin.

be rewarded by Jeaving it at the Hotel aug!3—li

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description of same to C. augl3--Ji pd

Wan ‘ are and the Hillsborough Squ Feder wit Davies.

IND.—In Charinttstown. a ego ie rhic owner may have Dy sen ‘ when ee ~ R. Burk, Halifax.

UND.—On Queen Street. last evening, aD umbrella. Owner can have sameé on prov- ing property and paying expenses. ‘The — of « pair of boots left ac my store, use i ean also have sane cD application.—W. J. s-

WALL. 3i pd—ang)3 NTHI).—A girl for genera: honsework ina

Wee ais of esl Must be well reoem went Pp Mrs. WititaM BouRKE, Esplan-

ed. Apply to Mrs i ge em

ade. 2i pa—aagla ry T 5 Jaeen Street, plate glass yO LET.—A Store on Queen 5 ’ ; front, electric light, etc. Apply to hk. A BONNELL. 2i pd—augi2

ANTED.- A good Cook. Apply to MR&s. W CHARLES L¥IGH, Fitzroy Street. july28—tt ; i a 1.—To-day, between the Market House an LFisvesen’s Blacksmith Forge, @ purse ~ taining money- Finder will be rewarded | y leaving same at thia ottice. 3i pd—aug!

:r.—A House on Pownal Street, lately Pete R. F. DeBlois. Possession given

STAPLE AND

+ FANGY + DRY ~GUUDS,

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DOORS FROM STAMPER’S CORNER.

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T. M. PATTON, late of Blanchard & Co., Truro.

J, PATTON, late of Charlottetown Woolen

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Charlottetown, August 4, 1891—eod & wky

EXTRAQRDINARY SALE | . 5 adies ods.

Having a Large Stock of Fine-All-wool Light Dress Materials, we will make the fo lowing Reduction in Price to make a speedy Clearance -—

Fine All-wool Dress Goods,

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regular price 24¢, now 6 iT)

Fine All-wool Dress Goods, . . . . - BBC, : ze Fine All-wool Dress Goods, . - . . - : 36C, : 25C Fine All-wool Dress Goods, - - - . - 40¢, 26¢

: i “ 45e, * 30¢

Fine All-wool Dress Goods,

fuadies should see these Goods. offered in this City for some time.

decidedly the best Bargains that have been

J. B. MACDONALD.

They are

DOMINION BOOT AND SHOE STORE

THE PEOPLE'S FRIEND.

———-——— —___(x)—_—-_———- Every Day the People are Saving Money by buying their Boots and Shoes from us Charlottetown, June 17, 1891.

Books for the Holidays ! have got a Large Stock of NEW BOOKS (as well as the oll Standard Works), sp »zisily salestel for th» H vlilay S2s391

{x} Ww. ! Prices the lowest in town. Intending Stu lents of the Prings of Wales Colleg2 should secure their B yokes early, and the best place in Charlottetown to buy them is at the BAZAAR STORE. Call bafore purchasing elsewhere. SCHOOL SUPPLIES very cheap. A lot of LAWN TENNIS NEPS ant RACKETS to'sell at cost. HAMMOCKS very low. ie pa Our stock of WINDOW BLINDS, PICTURES, CURTAIN POLES, BRITISH PLATE MIRRORS, FANCY CROCKERY, etc., etc., was never larger. se ee es Pe a A splendid assortmant of PLAIN ani FANCY STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, ME M03, PEN 3, INK, MUCIL oe, etc. PICTURES FRAMED TO ORDER. Moulding and Pictures of al! kinds kept in stock. Peeserve Covers, 153. par huadrel.

BAZAAR STORE.

Charlottetown, July 20, 1891—cod & wky

immediately. Apply to THoMaSs W. Dopp.

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