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‘ j i SRT A m, nevaaiae ee the 2 eR an Ae coat rena — soma v : rere a ‘rw Wwwa ae. oe ance erin, am THURSDAY ; AUGUSL 29, 1889. ; 3 v . MD ” Fe _ ri ; Liu Ft sr AdRA id Bde a scien ln tanabeclinatet sian eitieaeaniliciet Slee cantina ‘ * e anne Se sanandtl _— ’ ee re neds ° oe ea e etiarae 7 - aumene ee a . ww Ww" ' . . ¢ + <n gel - 7 ‘ 2 MINER rops of Ontario, LEVTERS TO THE EDIT OR. 1 i aAL\ ! bie ; c i ' : is Tod & Son, dated | | Owl [ 29, 1889 Au s:—'*We sent some 150 Letter from Capt. MeLoren. Ul é Wu uta, and below we Pe : ' a Nol < ral ‘ lippings. pres ’ ; ensed ftrow 138 re- SIR, In THE DAILY LXAMINER or t ah ~ rT CUNT at nic 21 ‘ } These show that our wheat ; “ist ist. there ap peared under shee headin | HOR CALL B AUCTION none AF vem nother. An/|erop. from 1 so much was expected | ‘4 Comp laint, a communication signed LS Jv Ny n bulld a tower ly ; »,or June, has gre atly de- em. fy oz;. . charging the steamer Stan- | Kiffel. teriorat ’ me the straw gayve|ley with destruction of nets off St. Peter's. repeoeinateien oe that privat : f yielding an average of In reference to same ] may say that the vs Pope shout 30 pel but continued | steamer Stanley has destroyed no nets | ( WING to the failing health of the pro- 1 overwork to such | wet. ¥ followed by extreme heat, i whatever off St. Peter's or any other part , prietor, this old established and well b wk without | seriousl) “1 the erowing ceveal. Of! of the coast which I have found it neces- | known Hotel will be sold by Auction, on ‘ i »> WwW mR WILT . PLES ? SS AT an RNIN een — ; +} e report e { ; ' ‘ rec ved, is report the ry to patrol, Mr. Cox is pre sumably | - > ' : — ‘ oe eyver ; ¢ . ' e N b- ‘ ‘ « | act : eat, as compared with last) ignorant of the fact that the old coasting ii riday, 4th of Octobe: next, W H) ARE OL ENI G echoes i ne a ._, | year, to } rger; 12 report it smaller, a vessels continually passing up and down | : " ray — na 721 e about the same. YIELD | coast are just as likely to have d jeateny - AT 12 o’CLOCK, NOON, BL Ch CR / PE " | pace ome FD | 2 estimate 10 to 14 becobalah led these nets as a steamer, and thus me A f &, Souris, have | , ‘ " hele BG estimate | , , ag, bit mplaint " , yar ‘ : ’ ‘ ad sor of Fisheries, | 4° °ti > to 17 ishels, 56 ae shes tu the pres 33 with a bitter com} ON THE PREMISES. 5 » key a iy Be h ees OS eo 18 to 20 bu ; 4 estimate 21 to 23 bush- | against the only steamers he knows to have J : — A Ay rwarded trom the . ‘ ‘ (a wer > . | ° ° ry cae ible daley | els, ma =. 5 sty i ‘ bushe ls and ove r. been on the coast. For the peact of mind The Osborne House is a large four-story ™ ' , on bal ail ni toe. | Qua iby kD $2 j (4 say ~ ROIE, ang) of Mr. Cox, I may say that I do try to keep | building, with fine, large, cheertul, airy ' ar os LO Say i r—50 report if slightly | out of the line of the nets; und, in addition | | Roome » Cupboards, Linen Closets, Bath —~, - a 38 lamaged, and 40 report)}to that, have at all times one man, anc, } Rooms, and all other modern conveniences BLACK PLUSH \ . to $0 yt } o | } : t q ; i ; oe OF De 13 a basis of the total | when meneaeery, two on tee lookout, so that | usually found ina first-class Hotel 9 =p erage nrg She Sg dow happen te doar Ot |e ae wert bane wa awe we} 6 OOLORED PLUS . . } » s ys) me , ’ > > 4 8 ‘ mn accorded the | a ear would be slightly | (for ib i iia als “nt a it will ont vi cen — y located, being less an re x St teen | ih} eo. oe ee eS : : minutes walk from Railway Station, Steam- ‘ " ' ' . i vie L 4 bushels per acre, ane } account of a lack of proper rand jiecéssary 1 * “ a e.* [ 3 ny i 5 Ss } boat Land ngs, and Public Build ings. ‘3 4 9 ; ts 4 i ed te precaution. say necessary, because—al- * > 4a YAS irney oF the urger acre lthough Mr. Cox seems to be ignorant af Large Yard, good Stables, Coach House ; M ler a 2 the | this fact also—no officer of a steamer would | 4nd Ice House, ve. de. are ermeé ¢ : e yield to be} wi ingly run his vessel through a net, | ile Positive. 9 it ; e it 40 to 45 bus., ) : he ” ’ ble : . si d Ge a Ea sem abe = ice ? Four “i : u knowing, as he does, the trouble and ex ; Yerms made known at Sale. mI pe timate it 00 to} pense in all probability dependent on _ his | im #1 ul in »to GO, YL also re- | action if he did so. 7 —_ RSTO, eeu oes rr + w.** Tar. and 0} | am, Sir, Xe., Ch’toewn, Aug. 20. 1889 od iat s «been Ire ve deduce! Wa. McLaren, endinde em. aah. pice’ p Sao Pew it i eage sown is larger | Fisheries Protection Steamer Stsuley. Pe . Charlottetown, Aug. 26, 1889—eod 7 peD Ll th average | Tionish, Aug. 26, 1889. en AR te RS ARNT AE Me RS 9 ; CASO CO y a I vere quality lair} Wee ons ie o ~ s censured | to eood. Yo have undoubtedly the largest | ‘ se gti Another Champion Hen. ‘ (Jueen to; 1 1 iave had for a good } —— ; . } ‘ , + : | I s commuta LALLY ile they may not be as ' “or risonment |] : lias a alee *in,—John Colwill’s city hen can take a} “ TEae OLD RELIABLE.” Driso CULT HeAVY ’ on ACL, LUC ¢ anDLI ; . ! NY Maar F sali . ae - back seat with her quarter ounce egg as an ical il Jay j ‘ i tne qualit 8S very - . Bee a a “ . : ” |enterprising country hen, not to beoutdone | yar MTT wT : — oe 2 . — a good season's by : city cackler, has gone and laid ; NOW INI 8 FIPTER} if YEA RT tt ee. T! ther oats or oat- | PY 8By city cackler, has gone and laid an) HUW Li it HB ii ib. a4 ege that weighs exactly one-eighth of an | . ‘ mea ai j f the ' ne | DUNE. Said egg can be seen by anyone | enone ee : ’ ae re con ro > ‘e ; " } . ’ } 17 ’ ° . was the] rave. w h wil) | canes, the store of J D. M Leod, WaALLACE’s MonTHLY is an illustrated mag- aa 1 th tion |) 2les field. If the hen could be identified | azine, devoted to domesticated animal nature, : tent to de- | ’ he would have much pleasure in showing | with the light harness trotting-horse of Amet- i ak her also to any euriosity-hunter. j ica as its leading feature. lt is conducted ne : | rranhic G@dds and Ends Yours truly, ably and honestly ; it maintains a high moral ee a | ee Betrast. tone, and goes on the principle that a man P Cans > | - alt ia Valleytield, Aug. 27. [may own, breed and race horses—may be ay A] ’ a ee : | horseman in the fullest sense of the word— » to New | WORLD i jand still be a gentleman. It is opposed to ] 0.000. It isi , fraud, gambling, misrepresentation and trick- 6 ald be | ' earthauake fe ef 4 jery in any forms, and relentlessly e X poses 5 g A. ce ; secure the | tl lay, originate | dishonest practices wherever "Gnenverad. The all t i I ble is bro | best living writers on the national horse of ' erin en A nu ses in Awe anania | a UCTION } Ametica give their best thoughts to WAL- |x} Unie tend 1 ‘ked. but no loss of | A ie LACE’S MONTHLY, and its stronghold is } ie ted . 4 . ; : ‘| i — . i ¥ ae ; ’ | its discussion on breediag on scientific prin- * , . aro ee . . 1 colonies | ee. | igles : , PRKEINS & SPER US \ ; i \ ad ail the - ‘ : . ee ne ’ ee a ‘ Be os mn : ; ey mY 5 i ’ a ee ici , : } [ ire i 5 M Instructed by Mr. Michael Pidgeon, | It is devoted exclusively to the breeding o ’s t h os a he Se 4. eb %e United | lg wa 7 oy OS eG 4 » sell by Auction, on the premises, on | interests. ' f cablis a: aces : | It is the determined enemy of frands in {x} nes yen bas declined) Wednesday, Lith September, | beeing, on the turf, and everywhere e's2, per |! y imposed yester= i , ind every fraud and trickster is its enemy. B A Fe Cr J, [ tb § 3 rR United | ' i was subse-} Ty 12 O'CLOCK. NOON i [It does not ask its subscribers to pay for . ~ tne 5 a - hal t é i | le 2 : . ‘ ee . | Jepa tments one ards, billiards, baseball or iy T Cie ' pat f { > . x « . ’ tof ia : theatricals are not fi i 2 ° é f G } Hl; nea ier i ‘ iranteel i l i imipa l a Le House, situated on the Mount the africa : Its opinions ire no i sale. t f birt Jot tons xing lamis, anne ; ; , 1 | . fire Mo I'he : ’ te treats rich and poor alike and toa yism is no ives | eerie — Pick | Edwar id, just outside the city limits. part of ite policy. It is published in elegant Si! Kk G ioves itiboms: { okies re of cas his sale offers ; good a unity to i ’ ae form and style. Its indexes are surpassingly : oe AUS e | aC, DM He . property tree rom city uxes, anc ye ; c ad ae ee ie yay - ca ee eee fairy’ Ps ; = 7 ; ’ , compiete and comprehensive. Its editorial is; i = + a] ~ iB hi D ec M7 42°C? : re +f i | y ' ‘, . leering = u ten minutes walk ot the Market pages are not a rehash of its advertising de- at } OW ec = at Ling I aw ‘ I Se - ° \ & € . a they | - a ek a 6 feet by 160 feet. Botfarther | Petomes*- It seeks to purify and elevate the ey * . thi . ca fi j > Denn i s the b gat Size of lot, 66 tee t by 160 fee oriurtner | norse-breeding interests, lis high standard4 uUMmMMmMCcr wil inery cut aw ay GOW - politie Se eae ‘it should be| particalars, apply to and good morals are unbending. Its principles ; Education |?! it ire enitied by treaty | G. M. HARRIS, grow out of its convictions. It believes what ———|x 1 an i he to demand that the Sultan suppress the} Ang. 29 —tl sale. Auctioneer, it says and says what it heliewes. It ic the oY sata ae aiai ion of , utrages and punish miscre ants. [}— — -_-_—_———— | recognized authority on all matters of breeding Fe a TAF ry , £ bY ous Cat , 5 -PeCOrda ‘ ce : : yaa 5 f " : ‘ MB » | vrust ¢ ‘ probe he matter], . . ‘ : y r anc records. ' . ta ae ky é- te cote &@ woe os favorit gious prejudice OF! the | sehil themasivent SO National Conserve iory It is published at $3 per annum, post-paid, . } great province | 6 oe AP ey 4 a in advance (reduction to clnbs) by 0 | lesson from | W200 the Oe ee a of Music harl July 31, 1889-—-dy wk ; Flo | i iCArn a i€380 om ' . i x . : sy —- y eee ‘land in thin remand jetiul aid nion in the cause of | JOHN H. WALLACE Charlottetown, July 31, dy wky geno a toe oo |! umat j P. O. Box 2990. 280 Broadway, N. Y ‘ eat REL A A ONE NE UN - oe rut erint : : Education —— iu lity 7 : : , 18 mY ASHINGTO Luz. 27.—An_ unofilicial | ervey Annual Entrance-Examinations of bee? titania cert i . LO Ltuinister his ' — 8 4 a 1 oe a ' ‘ational Conserv ~ ge of Music , NOS. 126 and E n i o the law, without ts sage eapeber x ast a epartment | soc bust 17th Street, New York, will be beid as . ‘ respect « $ sagan Diamond, the first | follows :— : _— ' « il SCSPOCUCL i octet e ] cal parties. In this|*°™™ r, was owned in a] gy~GING CLASSES Sept ember 2ith and a & 4 of MaRS A RED 1,14 | large degree, ot entirely, in the United | 25th, 1889, from 9a. m. to 12 p, m.: 2 to5 p. m.: | * eo @ To 1 and hold Pye. ' ‘ = ea h E ] ._| from 8 p. m. to 10 p. m. os aie ' FMACIOn CAG ke. See: OP PLANO CLASSES —October Ist and 2nd, same ey Le : «: that th | parts Lent tally, while inquiry WaSj}phours. _ OS oe ho E é 4 Bi being 1 t statement that the VIOLIN \ND CELLO CLASSiLS—September i i 5 I thiy, and | i ; Vistar, wei 27th, same hours, rite ~ f . ; . "hs ras ae . 4 ‘ i ‘ ‘ du ion has in-| ~2"e4 ’ sul at SAOTIS The objects of the National Conservatory of ' see: Naa ti ; ve nks of hint- ntere m lonial vessels Music being the advancement of Music in the —-——|x} a ne ey et il lv seali Be hring Sea. The | United States, «through the development of , tO po al favor- |“ ee es oe. . fically con- | American tolent, appleations for admiss.on into ia is distrib ith a view to the|* nen shot been OMically Coll the classes of the Conservatory are hereby in- WE ARE SHOWING SOME VERY FINE : : : - |firmed viied. It is of course expected that positive ! r tna send bugle i iptitude shall be shown by the candidates for e ‘ ; mm ot citizens. i ON il ile en er admission, without regard to the applicants a rn oo os i t ‘ i attending Hayti's Cruel War is Ov stage Of progress, an’ that his or her desire to , @& 0 ] a, G rg) Or Fae ty Fe ; ; eee pie, S| receive the instruction imparted in the Con- . i : 1 of the Educa- | LEGILIME AGANDONS PORT -AU-PRINCE IN A rvaiory shuil be the outcome of a serious and : : eS ‘ i Denar ; his province : pial cll ‘/EMPORARY well-defined purpose. ‘The successful can idates = : * ; os >| NCH GUNBOAS A eee : will enjoy the tuition of ihe best teachers that can 2 2 [x] man wio nods ERNMENT FORMED. be engaged, and, after graduhtion, wiil be es ¥ a ii 5 the ¢« it, tl wom It | a fo ded opportanities of making known their -o CS + ow aS i eras ee ae ' 5 ak OM T] omplishments and thus securing engaze 6 ant Par or 8 6s an a bd VOL AA Py ae WV AMEING POR, 47. So ene ae aa we | ments. The condition of admission, as to fees, ee ‘ ' - ’ ‘ i the Luray : La en ceived Al | etc;, are determined by the Board of Directors o py ‘ } iD 4 ae ' . ‘baa ” HE Clipper Bark “‘ EREMA,” 300 tons Y ‘ sphere | the ; partment from Admiral | The iarge will be $100, with no ‘extras f s AIP] aon i ; ri ~~! oe ae ae eo ee a Mole. the cable | ¥!#tever,and in casesin which circumstances} RK register, 1. Ledwell, Commander, will LA rH= eS - WSiG NS ; My WM) Gherardi, at St. Nicholas Mole, (he Cable!» warrant, instraction in any or ali of the [x] pos i ve : satisiaction | termi branches of learning taught in the Conservatory x wt 17 this Prov ince. Le vitime has aceepte d the terms offered, W ili be given free. the course em braces bustion ail fr rom Liverpvol for Charlottetown oom = ' ! yitimie ee in Singing, Uperatic and Misceilansous, Sol- “| ge we SB B3 t } 7 nt of Manitoba |and embarked on Thursday aiternoon on feggio, Siage Deportment, Elocution, Fencing Cis I j ] j A brome be ich, it is board the Fr sth corvette. it is not and Icalian, Piano, Violin, Cello, Harmony, about the Lgt October, to make he wil ». Hinpolvte’s forces | VYUBterpoint and Composition, History of (i ivan SEQS eeecenaaione . y es eae WRSES SP ws) SY PPOly te 8 TOFCES | Music, Chamber Masic, Urchestca and chorus. i. be iy the Province @&) will occupy the town. on F riday morning lor furiher particulars, address, amt will carry Freight at ne ria hier rates to the yr ‘ ry 4 AVA . ted have tif >» di : : » jsland { j < cP p [ fear a riot, and have notitied the diplo- HARLES SLEE PARDEE M different railway points on the Vi LRK W RIG Ef A D w/Fe + en matic corp i it do all 1 can to prevent OR ee eee eee “aceon ary. For Freight apply in London to Joan Pir- oe : , ’ : ed : ‘ . Ss : i . disturbance. he French and English | Xa‘ional Conservatory of Music of America, _ cairn & Sons, 7 Union Court, Old Broad St.; Charlottetown, August 26, 1889. Al i mvention. nate : cane ssier dntine it i Nos. 126 and 128 East 17ih St., N. Y. in Liverpool to WILLIAM BULLEN, 51 South — og ain Wiil i Inder my oracers. 8} ‘uc ~ -——- a _ " a - pis a oe : a ne ems John Street, or here to the owners, . “ne of | Yery important that a new minister be sent j Sanne

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the imittees. Chis morn- | B. MLTI ay 2 BM, AUR. ov. A special to PEAVDERS FOR OOAE,. a i x a a a Rey + read the report of the | the Sun from Port Priace, via Mole St.

; a ohiah waa discuse-| Nicholas, Hayti, says: ‘‘Legitime abdi- sere <iithaninine Ch'town, 2nd Aug. 1889. eod tld For i iM nu Board, which was GISCUuss . pat ; “ ohn c cated T' hursday and embarked on a French QEA LED TENDERS willibe received. a6) -—————— mh on oe

, : uatie work was read} gunboat. A temporary government has bh the officeof the City Clerk until noon of oe 2 ig € 1 Ee by Rey. r. Cline, and one mumittee’s re- been formed : rthern, or Hippolyte’s SATU tDAY, the 7th SEPTES BER Nix Yi tian: 5 + T ) ty: bas SE: kip ig comm was decided to delegate | army, was to enter Port-au-] rince yester-| for supplying and placing in the vaults of the UULY Tat iu i e] eure. to the several associ- | day. Peace is probable, The United | City Hall and Market House, as directed ; ati ' | States steame r Kearsage nas moved near 4 ; ; urea an canal IMPORTED DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS.

_— d tacommittee | the city. Admiral Gherardi is master of| 80 Tons of Acadia Round Co9a’,| GQ ypres will be resumed MONDAY

ft D yer moved that a committee | © 10 '¢ ; Sydney Slack Coal ATUDIES will be resumed on MONDAY, be ( let i q 1estion of the sil uation. : ae ie .OnS 3 y ney c OR}. September 2nd, at the Convent de Notre , Bay of — as Jeau » Revs. Saunders, Saw- New York, August 25.--The 1 nited Seid anal to beet the best euslite of thin) Om Hilisborough Square. Al — G” Aa i 2

. "> Liaiiae © tate Chala is Ran oaks Salida coz $ > t > s a : . im fF : yer, Day » and Dr. Rand were States sloup of war Galena sailed today ears’ mining ce be wei hed — th Cite The private classes for pupils intending to ded & hh Aas ' | i sc... 2 avu | year: ie 2 . e 7 appp . | for Port-au-Prince, Hayti, from the navy | Ys or g i ity | purene a course of study in vrs various depart- apppol ae oie Nation nL, oS me he com- | ces: and delivered on or before the Ist] } he i , reported in| yard here. The vessel is under the com Deto ie inents of French, Music, Drawing, Fancy- Sugust 21, 1889—lw ‘ : oa y f : : CQ si . r S mn ct be : Z ° é i = ts ‘. ¥ : Z ug > « fay« th ‘ ‘ in tie dairec- | mand of Cont George W. Sumner. fhe Lon to consist of 2,000 lbs. work, tee be re-opened on Thursday, r j ad thom of totas | LOn} BO viegh- Pw ee | The Council de not bind themselves to | P&M? ~ : DP] ‘ t would | @ueerest of All Canals. accept the lowest or any tender, oo = mor ution, } - By order, es oe I | j a Ct) GE | ' te. 25 rt f ) Ee

Vie 1 mit on Baptist! The strangest canal in the world is one | A. H: MACPHERSON, et * a

The re) ptist | ee tg tale Univi Dr. Goodspeed. It j Hever saw ment ed in any book or news- City Clerk. ea recominen present the mat-| paper, said a clergyman to a St. Louis Globe \ug “J —shu, sat, tue pat fri, mo, wed OTT Mi vite

, | ree Cee . : 7 a ter « inion i 1 ab ance, but that a | write: 4 ii SIXteen miles long, jinn ——— —_———_———— ; ee - ; i : 41 5 a us stand imi i inmted whose duty | between Worsley and St. Helens, in the oF BBLS. and Half-barrels Extra No. 1 ! we bedi it shall | xd co-operate with|north of England, and is undergroand | "Bs 4 io e) HERRING, just received to-day at i} if aa j 4 any ¢ io B. &. Baptist from endto end. In Lancashire the coal i @ the Kish Market. . co " ; i ; Me TOT \ Coufer : the cultivation | mines are very ensive, half the country Ss a MYRICK & CO, o)— . of w ‘ ad the final attain- | being undermined, ar id many years ago the a aug 22, 1839--4i eod : : 99 TO 331-3 PER CENT. ment « iis was adopted, Dake of Bridgewater’s managers thought = ISS JANLE BURRIS would inform her N. TANTON will sell for THIRTY DAYS, at from 20+ v i ; — : 7 ° . : : anc t! led « on this matter re-| they could save money by transporting or Vi friends and re? ar soo a : - : ; » DISCOUNT, his Stock consisting of ;

: . rer i te . senrfasc 2-9 pe r Music Classes on Sion wannan ' ‘ —— oe. “1 pat appointed | coal underground instead of on the surface. |She will re-open he 7 ig id : y : is, Gold, Sitver @

Phe Cor rmined to urge upon|So the canal was constructed, the mines} 4y, Sep*. 2nd. aug 29—tl date i its | American and Swiss Watches, American Clocks, . A

, : Pilhii ‘ > é rc ; veke LSt ‘ ’ p ‘ “ ae aL: i Segoe . seles , BYVCriasscs ministers and inembers of the churches to| connected and drained at the same~ time. fe Piated Jewelry, Eleciro-Plated Ware, Spectact : do all in their pow: » have the prine iples | Ordina ‘ry canal boats are used but the ee hand in cheli « o a . ™ 2 ; Po = * . Sot ihe ; hs : ‘ : ‘ oo3. 2 stv Dava. No old stock on Han

of scientific temperance made a compulsory | power is furnished by men. On the roof of Mien Wanted s ‘t Caos foe sale bis benateas The Entire Stock must be cleared out within Thirty Day oe study in the public schools of the Province. | the tunnel-arch are cross pieces, and the a h d . Se a dae . - NX VY X

ie She Wan cs ck. 7. ie ae i in use Sixteen months, and is as good as new. FAL LN»

veV. Vr. Day wis pointed treasurer | men whodo the work of propu sion lie on © . }

f ; : rE t.a Wood Turner, a Man to at- | 1t was used with great acceptance at the late war STREET

of the Convention. | their backs on the coal and push with their want a ; » al IPPER QUEEN STRis}. : Vy tend a Circular Saw, six to eight | Promenade Concert, and may be seen at my UPI iy aes

An appeal was made for money for the | feet against the cross-bars on the roof. Six cD ’ R 235 K.

: : : i f t B ooms 2 Kent Street. k North-west missior d e amount re-|or eight men draw « train of four or five | Benchmext, and four smart, strong boys. ; sd. and not called for withe quised was pledged,” de Bt. Randotph giv taaualt oot on thaxedeiaeetieiaaee ta. the MARK WRIGHT & CO J. HERBERT LOGAN, NOPICE.—All Watches or other articles left to be repaired, Qaw d w—jyls

, a3 piedged, A, £, anaolph giv- i and é re are tw i : . 4 bs pledg vandulph g oats, and as there are aug, 22, 1889—Gi ead in Thirty Days from date, will be sold to pay expenses,