“a,

a soe ————. + : Tee b AIT 4 . Ho AMINER, Ww OVeEMBE mN, 16, 1882. ma

rabi has written to the Tim s declaring |

j TELEGRAPH We WEWS, ati Eeeeonygm LO Ni DO N L-{ () iJ S E hae uN aESEAVED abe a Seeparouns to Tale RXAMETE Jand consonant with t ie nolema decree of a| | At Muriay Harber,

(Spects ounceil wader the pres dency of the Khe- a he Lord Hich Chancellor's Resig- “'’* ind b rvisch Pacha. The letter con- oa _~ nation cindes with a protest against Kyyptians oe, AM instructed to sell at Pu’ lio Auction, | | dureived cferansaltee: teh teede of | | at the Beach, Murray Henkes § »uth, 3 Lonpon, Noy. 16. fore'anerr, N (); y W ld (| ( rt G a , Senet mame. Xow tg, NOW Opening ex 8, §, Victoria, Wal d densian and Cedar ye On Tuesday, 28th inst., a High ( sh r of England, is about to Figa publishes a ae "hie C “one " _ stating that the English and French Gov i d PI h H Commneneene At EEA CH Ms aaa «reste! - eruments have come to an understanding | adies’ Beaver al us ats, | The whole of the Stock-in-Trade of Malcolm

in regard to Egypt. England, as compen sation for the abolition of dual control,

eee Tyee e the residency of the public | Ladies Silk Nearts, “talon een we 4 Ladies’ Jersey Gloves U '

Other © testions coneerning the er:

McFadyen, consisting of

DRY GODS, HARDWARE

The Otfioman Commissioner

“ Lonpon, Nov. 16, ay ; , i debt y fhe British Government has detinitils jome

declined te xe to des ea, a wed shee al can Zition of Kuypt will he treated in con-!} it 3 } Porte to spatch Sever asha to} : a , | - > ~ rie Fe eSeeonas Orenalaslense vert with all the Boropean powers who | Ladies’? Alexandra Jackets, roceries, Fishing Stock, Farm paypt seats approv al Gl sastone believes assured. Figaro | : : a Stock, Disaster, Lest | 2! doubtful authority. Children’s Woollen Pelisses, — | The Westp! vatin isaster, Ost New York. Nov. 14 Silk Scar‘'s, Ribbons, Tarlatan, Maslins, Dress ith all Hands, Far Pr Ty > F Goods, Ginghams, Tweedr, Wixceys, Prints, with § & ‘London despatch says the steamer An-| Promenade Scarfs and Squares, Siiadk Content nine Neca th ah tke ae " 14 gelica ’ rd ire re Sy ede } . : ; fx ’ io : ‘ a Lonpon, Nov. 16, En ol: »! i. z ee “< ” ns, to a ‘ 4 loth, Laces, Wool Shawls, Ladies’ Jackets, } in - ould > nthe Nor a ( siery ? ’ > 2 e . The crew of the life-boat which was| perons were drowned. Forty | Rehive Wools, Cocoon Weols, SE ee EE AA launched from the Hamburg, American ' at ~ we Men's Coats, Pants and Vests, Black Felt uiche a cw, ‘OPEN AQT i ? : ; sadies’ rents’ Boo Shoes steamer, ©“ Westp halia” after the cablision, | COPENHAGEN, Nov. 14. lee WW oals, Berlin Wools. ARE OFFERING aad to bom & a ane ene off the Isle of W) ght, was landed hy a Bel- | According to latest advices the wreck | | end Setane G! oa Br : ; re oe "aexe ; gian pilot boat at New Haven, yesterday, |Tecently seen off the Siberian const was not Moire and Broehe Sash Ribbons. Lead Bodie! Paekes hives: Bpenees Maw They report secing the steamer which | tat of ie Danieh exploring vessel, as first Locks, Latches, Gimblets Nails Screws, Fish Vestphalia” sink with | eported, but tiat of a trading vessel aban- ’ . ai B ’ Hal calles with the ‘“West; > ig an’e > ‘ Hooks, Paint Brush es, Shoe Brushes, Hair Crhands, They think she is a vessel of | doned last year. Gentlemen’s Lambs Wool Underclothing, Broshe:, Fishing Lines, Groceries («ssorted), conwr » | y the same line, named the ‘‘Netherland. Lenvon, Nov. 14. ‘ , . y none : | 100 Mack: rel Barrels, Pui: its, Ol and Tur. Se Gentiemen’s Merino Undercloihing, oewtien Wanstow Glass, large ‘assortaiout of

| Lhe Times’ Paris correspondent says Spain | is Inclined to treat Cuban refugees aa poli-| al offenders, and to indemnify their fam- |

necazcec ties A LARGE VARIETY Se Tissier 12 years old oy 2 ‘Labo r aa 1,700

Gentlemen’s Kid Hitts and Gloves.

Lonpos, Nov. 16. lies _ Lobster ‘Traps, 40,900 Bricks, 3 Borate, ‘

- a aie Detnoatl ‘ : o head of Cattle, } Horse Rake (wheels) 2 Carts,

In the Commons, last “ied the debate on | Paris, Nov. 14 s © | % Trucks, 1 Roller.) Plongn, | Set Harnrse, second procedure ae Shea cae The Parlianent (2) ¢ tmmenting on the Charlottetown, Oct. 5, 1882 a quantity of Hay, aud a large variety in eluded, Mr. Gladstone assented, though jTecapture of Cuban refugees by Spanish Dry Gvods, Hardware, Groceries, ete., too

numerous to mention, CONDITIONS OF SALE

misyiving, he said, to the} ee

with mach aygiving authorities says; ‘‘ This abuse of power | amendment providing that a member may | will not cor \duce to restore the damaged | DWELLING HOUSE FALL, 1882, SUL <LIRS, an adjournment d lur i

—All sums under

~OrP— — on obtain leave to move prestige of Sagasta, the Spanish Prime | | $39, cash; over $3) to $100, three mouths; ing the pencing of que stions, provided forty Minister, in the ranks of Liberals.” ; over $'0.) avd under $2)), six months; and

} over $200, nine months, on Approved Joint Notes,

AND Pi&ENISES,

embers riage ill their pl aces and favor suc ny} leoww aie » Vienna, Nov. 14 lu Store ah to Arrive:

motion. The second rule after a stormy | r 8 a aa bate passed. ibe man Horwarth, at whose house in | . ; ay wii . gh ghe , ait Sale positive. All Goods set up will be de : cehadeiicitttdege lila | Little Pesth a namber of . explosives were | Y AUC an os = gel AY, Nov- = ae se erie toe Flour, sold. Boats wi'l be in attendance at Poverty —_— “2” ~uten: found, has been rele i ember 29th, at 12 o'clock, noon, 200 bris, kiln dried’ Cornmeal, Beach to carry passengers across. The False Prophet's Lieutenant ° ola ee reeraany “ft san hese: i iP 150 half-chests Congou Teas, } Saye ors eed n Killed. : Mis a . 18 . ‘ed to ee ©} A Two-Story Dwelling House and Premises,| “op chests India Tea (imported direct), all p . i0 5, B. WILSON HICCS, 7 ie inister © ar. he mi itary trit yunal | fronting on School Street, 57x75 feet, 50 DUDs. Molagves, Auctioneer. Cargo, Nov. 16, at Trieste hes confirmed the sentence of | This desirable property, vedr corner of} 100 bris. Yellow Sugar, Ch’town, Noy, 14, '82.—2aw wly vi kc ad

death passed manufacturer.

upon Overdank, the 25 bris. Gran. Sugar, 20 bris. Vacunmi Pan Sugar,

10 tons Wheat Bran,

| bomb | School and Euston Streets, is on high grounce,

atenant of the False Prophet, El; yee “ : . | and i in a very pleasant locality.

Medhi, was captured by the Egyptian troops

TENDERS FOR CHURCH

Prestu, Now. 14.

sterday and was promptly b anged. | ‘Terms at sale. 10 tons Wheet Shorts ye Uc a | A riot occurred at Arad during an elee- | A, NeNEILL, o. cases eee chi Ulster Cloths tion there yesterday. The mob sm ashed| yy , : i ® conee Fi has bert NEALED TEN DERS wil will be received b 15, 82—4i Auctioneer, 200 cases Preserved Lobsters, ’ y The Joyce Murderers to be Exe- | the windows of the town hall and seriously | — 1000 boxes Tin Plates (14x20), be the undersined until the eighth day of

December, 1882, for the building and fiuishing the outside of ‘a Meeting House. at South Lake, Lot.47, according to a plan and specifi cation to be seen at the residence of Oliver

cated.

Due.in, Nov. 16.

50 pigs Soft Lead, 160 ingots Refined Tin, 5 bars 14 inch Square 150 qtls. large Coditish,

wounded the commander of troops which! _ |had been sent to suppress the disturbance. |

BR. WARBURTON,

Copper,

| {he soldiers dispersed the crowd with their | ' The prisoner who turned Queen’s evi-| bayonets, seriously wounding twenty per- | ! : dence gave a lengthy description of the| sons. i

Joyee (Pat), Michael Casey, Thomas Casey, |

John Casey, Martin Joyee, Myles Joyce, and Anthony Philbin. Their ages vary} from thirty to forty years. At the prelimi- nary hearing they were comfortably dressed in suits of new dark gray frieze, and appeared to be of the better class of small | farmers. They al! have long hair and beards. As the clerk of the court read out each name, the prisoner held up his left} hand and uttered some words in Irish. The Clerk of the Crown having arraigned them in the usual form and asked them were they guilty or not gailty of the murder of John Joyce the prisoners remained silent | and counse! informed the Court that they | did know English. The interpreter |

then indicted for the hurder of the Joyce

ht Saale Sonar of ates | ait Wharf No.2. i

SUGAR REFINERY

all grades of White in lots, at Refiners

‘ . ; . e * . i 7 scheme for partial rising at various | N BW

o pave the way for a general outbrea AGADIA GOAL DEPOT.

Sr. Pererssure, Nov. A telegram from Nertschinsk he hae a prairie fire raged on the Mongolian frontier in October, covering 70 square

I AM };repared to offer and Yellow Sugars, prices. HORACE HAZARD, Agent for P. r Island. Ch’town, Oct. 31, 1882.—1m eod

FLOUR AGENCY.

AVING bai aaiaedeh Agent for the Stratford Miils, | am now prepared to | Patent Process and Choice Superior

ENGLISH TWEEDS,

Weather Bulletin.

Probabilities for the next Varitime Provinces.

Pictou Round, Pictou Nut,

%4 hours for the

CANADIAN TWEEDS,

offer

16—-10 a. m. Extras, at

Toronto, Nov

i 190 qtis. large Hake, (} } f] Stewart, Red Point.

100 haif-bris: Herring vercoa Ings Contract -r to fiud all the material required massacre in court yesterday. The case Paris. Nov. 14. | &, j : a a !

el went to the jury shortly afterw ards, and a! Th ce, ee ' he Uni (2SINBURGH.) FOR SALE BY : for the construction of the building.

OH verdict of ‘‘guilty” was quickly returned. ® trial of the directors uf the Union it 8 4 Contract to be fivishe’ on or before the 28 The Judge then pronounced the sentence of | | Generale will commence Sth December. _ Office in Old City Hotel, corner of Great HORACE H&SZARD first December, i883. Ample security will he deat! te + to take place on the 15th of Lonpon, Nov, 14 George and Dorchester Streets, opposite the Sper. Oct. 31, 1882.— 1m eod required forthe faithful performance of the 8 4 anging to take plac ; The Time's Paris correspondent says the Catholic ( hape]. Entrance on Great George} __ eet i aad eenkract:

a cember next. i 7 re ¢ ; , r ‘ : : i

a . ’ anarchists arrested at Lyons have been | Street, where a night bell wil! shortly be NOVA SCO Tv iA The Committee do not bind themselves to [The prisoners are | pons Joyce (Shan- committed for trial, The preliminary in- | placed. accept the lowest or any tender.

~ . : " be ee y ’ — y °

e vacahill), Patrick Joyce (John), Thomas | Vietigntion showed tie: exbtenen of ain iene ’ JOBN A. MORROW,

North Lake, Lot 47, See, Building Cow. Noy. 10, 1882.

lowe t prices, to the trade only.

Svdnev Round,

A Large Supply of the Above

CURE

able success has been shown in curing

not : . “ss s ae \Vioderate westerly winds fair weather pot Four ear-loads now on the way will be sold | having been then sworn by direction of the lmach change iat anperatare. as es ay ua dative. Bick Headache and relieve all the troubles incl Court the question was re peated and they | | =e dney RX ut. HORACE HASZARD dent to a bilious etate of the system, such as 4 each pleaded “Not guilty. They were| 7 ; Ch’t Oct. 31. 1882. _ 1 = an . 62, 0 9, | ziness, Nausca, Drowsiness, Distress after eati RIiKTH. 1 town, Uc Oo. —Im evr Pain in theSide, &c. While their most remark- i

family—namely, Michael Joyce, Bridget | Joyce, Margaret Joyee, Sr , and Margaret | Joyce, Jr. All the accused pleaded * Not | guilty.”

| !

2 ith, the wife of |

At Gabarus, C. B.. Oct | ~two sons and |

Mr. Duncan McC y, of t ls adanghter. Al doing weil.

| _

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Coal Kept Constantly on haud.

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ae a LONDON, Nov. 14.

Lord Randolph Churchill has placed fifty | new amendments to the procedure rules on | the paper.

The Commons committee, the imprisonment of Mr. Gray, met, to-| day, to consider its reports. It is under- | stood that there will be presented three re-

on the case of |

| Bell, of

assisted by the Rev. S. C. Gaan, Mr. Dougald | Apply t>

Lonz Creck, Lot 63, 'to Miss Katie c. LYONS H. J. CUNDALL. ? Ch’town, ‘'ct. 21, ’=2.- oaw tf

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20 LET A {> FYYHE Dwelling House and premises on

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BIED, Sud awe on Weinesday, Nov. 15, at Loy- alist Road, Lot 32, M: wrgaret Ladner, wife of | Mr. John tee in the 5lst year of her age, leaving a hppa iN oN husband, three children, | N

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Gray; the second by Mr. Dillwyn, remarks | upon the present state of the law of con- tempt; third, by the Irish members of the committee, which suggests certain altera-| tions of the law and reflects upon the con- duct of Judge Lawson.

| dent of Queen’s County, P. F. T.

William Kendal’, aged 8) years 5 months and 1S days, Mr Kendall was m any years a resi-

Nov. 2, tf. |

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After some discussion the committee Hahfax, Nov. 13.—Arschrs J W Arnold, - - chasing elsewhere. as decided that there was no occasion for the| Arnold, Pownal; Ella, Ernest, Crapaud ; | (0° "2d¢rslened Committes, ; JOH aj BELL, as ° , | New York City. Commons to take further notice of the | Eugene McMillan, McPhee, Pictou; Lord | Mrs, Whitman, Mra. M. A. —" i men Ste wa eg 3s matter. Lyons, Proctor, Ch’town.; Annie McPhee, | Mrs. ae DesBrisay, Mrs. Louis Wood, Ad tr | i Portsmoutu. Nov. 14 from P BI. Mrs ¢ reorge Davies, Miss Heaita Minis i a 10h otice, ; a Arrived at St. John’s, N F, Nov. 9—Schrs Mrs. Neil McLeod, Miss Currie it is now the general idea that the| | City Poir.t. Bell, New London, P ET; John | M Mrs. F. Lawson, Miss Scott | onli? pial

steamer whick collided with the Westphalia | made «ff so as to avoid giving her name. Thera are no tidings of the Westphalia’s

b mat

Lonis, McDonald, Sonris, P E I. Mrs, 8 Mcliae. | Sailed from Liverpool, G B, Oct. 28-— Barque |

| laobel, Walsh, Demerara.

Has removed to the

Corner Pownal and Grafton Sts,

2aw wkly

Mh’ town, Oct. 23, °82.-

}

AO BETTER VALUE

N OTICK is hereby given that 1, the under. LN signed, have been appointed, by the Surrogate and Judge of Probate of this Island, | Administratrix, cum testamen o annexo of the

| Estate of the late Henry Palmer, of Chariotie-

LONDON, No | i : - rey | town, Esquire, and that all persons indebted : oe eee -~ — ut Fal Stables and Coach House Ch’town, Oct, 23,'22.—3w eod to the Estate of the said late Henry Palmer, mouth to- day, rep orts ¢t at a roat, aoud a ee ee ee Esquire, are re quired to make imme diate pay.

less the one sent by the Westphalia in search of the steamer, was passed 20 miles east by northeast ef Beachy Head at 11 this a.m. Cuarweston, &. C., Nov. 14.

The British steamship Royal Ww alsh, with 4,000 bales of cotton for Barcelona, got ashore on the breakers of the bar this fore-

STRAMER HEATHER BELLE PALL ARE ANGEMENT.

nme ee

TILL leave Orwell Brush Wharf for Char- W lottetown every Tuesday, Wednesday

TO LET.

rYYHE Stables *nd Coach House known as [ Stumbles’ Livery Stables, on Great George Apply tc

ON EXHIBITION.

The finest essortment of

Factory Cloth, Biauketing

|

Street. Immediate possession.

JOHN STUMBLES. 16.—Iw eod pa

CAN BE HAD.

aod Thursday morning at 7 o'clock, calling

| ment to me; and J request all persons having claims against the said Estate to forward the same to me, daly attested. for settlement, within one year from this date.

Dated Charlottetown, !4th October, A, D, 1882.

AMELiA PALMER, Administratrix cum test, annexo. Uct, 18m & th 3w. pat w & s 3w.r oe wens 3m

a bin) b. She will probal bly be hauled off at i at China Point and Halliday's Wharves ; TG. . alice geaeinemaeaitiititiias tlt cthalindcal 4 eh water. siete Wed Pp E Island Railway, turning from Charlottetown to Orwell same Flannels, % kz Dow, Mov. "levening at‘ o'clock; remaining at Brush Yi IN CREASE . One of the prisoners charged with being Wharf Tuesday and Wednesday nights, and aris, ete., OUR CAPITA! implicated in the massacre of the Joyce q Thursday night returning to Charlottetown, —AT THE— —o $10 ar, ~ ete. Raby andes family has turned Queen’s evidence. He Ty INDERS POR CL ESPERS, arriving about 8.30 o'clock, p. m. on § all @u.i 1Wedium investments rain Proevisi

will depose that he accompanied his fellow prisoners to tne residence of the Joyces, and that, while he waited outside the house, he heard the shrieks of the victims within. Dupuy, Nov. 14.

The arrest yesterday of a man for alleged

Fares to Orweil and other wharves—Upper

Deck and Cabin, 30 ets; Lower deck, 20 cts, JOHN HUGHES,

10, 188%—city papers Agent,

FACTORY CLOTH AND WOOL DEPOT,

«. H. SCHURMAN, Great? Georce Sree, Ch’town, Oct. 24, °82.—2m eod wkly

EALED TENDERS, addressed to the undersigned and marked “ Tenders for Sleepers,” will be received until 6 p. m,, Saturday, November 25th, for 60,000 Sivepers, forms of Tender, with specifivation . en-

Nov.

Notice to the Public.

| Porkins & Sterns.

10 n, oVisi us and stock speculatio «. can do so by oper- eating on our pian. Krom May Ist, ls#i, to the present date, on in- vestments of £10.00 tos, 600, cash WHEAT profits have been realized and amounting to

paid to investors

severai times toe original invest- ment, stul leaving the original im. vestiuie ant n tking money or pay- 2°i160n denind. Explanatory etr-

ise

participation in the Joyce family murder} dorsed thereov, may be§bad at all Booking nn be culars and stetsmments of tand W took place at Congo. it was made in con- Stations, { Og A RSs v STOCKS Sent tree Wi wan t _pspensible

‘ ; , - . ss ° » will ty on crops Sequence of information given by the No tender will be considered unless made | ESSRS. DESBRISAY & ANGUS have, aa I © Oct. 26 1882, and iy bok eae the pian. Liberal

approver in the case of the Joyce massacre. Lonpos, Novy. 14.

in accordance with and upon the printed form NV

supplied, The Department reserves the right to re-

been appointed A cents for the “ Lan-| cashire” jnsurance Company in Prince Ed_) | ward Island,

REEN S Genuine ‘mported Small Queens, None genuine without the trade mark,

: $ ons pe ud. Addres EAL ENG a MERRIAM, Com. mm? tadbe a” as a bunts, Majer Bl lock,

Calenge, 1

Mr. Yorke will to-day in the Commons}. ale ee Mi ject the lowest or any tender, For sale everywhere. i er move tk wintment of a selec nmittee JAS. McGREGOR GRANT, a FOR PRINTING of every descript nf ae ti nye “subject om aor alleged L. B. ARCHIBALD, Gen, Agent N. B and P. E.I, ‘ APOTHECARIES HALL CO, e} executed with Neatness and Despateh, Supt.| se Johny fy Nevember: 1982, Sole Agents for Clmlottetown, P, F, I. st the EXAMINER JOB PRINTING,

Nag enainhane treaty’ to which, referende was piade in the Home last Sventny,

Railway Utice<iertottetown; Név. 16, 18%, 3) (ds i Wold Ove, 2m 2.— 2m ao |

ROOMS, cor. Water and Great George Streets,

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