Local and Other liems.

LATE lashion papers, patterns, etc., received to-day at Beer Bros.

— . , " >» | IF y WANT extra vaiue for your money ' : ’ try J. U. Oprague s to-night. > Ovk NEW sTocK this spring is the best value we have ever shown.—J. OC. Sprague 2 ” ieeciaigll hide ai ‘*['M THREE-CORNERED, TOO, AIN’r I *’—See Dick Vead ‘ye in M arket Hall on Mondnry. > LeGIsLATiV The House of Assembly has adjourned until Monday; the Legislative Council until Tuesday, e _ ters : crt ‘ fue Sea Moxance, fam the Monarch of the Sea, the Ruler of the Queen's Navee,”—~

Market Halli, Monday evening,

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CASES Boots, Shoes and Slippers just

opeved and will be sold very cheap. More A Gally J. ‘ Sprague. - ; . Scorr Aci lhree new summonses, al!

» 4 ' i i for third offences. were cerved yesterday after All are returnable on Tuesday

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ak immed nullinery. It shows some of the st work ever produced in the city.— B >

j FELLOWS A iberal discount given to Od lows who intend having their photos taken on Monday, 23th inst,, at Lewis’, Graf.-

> Bow urna ACUEY he bowling alley in mection with the Hillsborough Rink " pened on Mon lay next, the 28ch at 4 p - - Manker Hats is being roughly i comfortably ae , and an efh ot us 1 in attendance t . wi provided with seats, > [ i Vi s Mey The crew cf H S. Pinal snd cousins and aunts, ar ! cal dri.l this even g Drum will beat to quarters at 7-o0 mi 2 ‘ yi ii } batts steam tug will laave Shaw's Wha wu next Tuesday morn- 7 o clock, for Charicttetown, calling Point, and will leave Charlotte- v1 iT irhn ip iT + p. m. iene Rack wanv.”—A large supply of ip edition of Kdward B ‘Hiamy’s great K, tne Diamond Bookstore Also. by the same popular author, “Miss Ludingten’s and ‘‘Dr. Heidenhoff’s Process.” ciiniitadiiiliiieds 8 iN STEAM —As will be seen by ad- ‘ nt elsewhere, the steamer Carroll w ave Boston for Charlottetown on Wed next, 30th inst. Returning, she will ea His port ob sionda May oth, at six Dp u oe e ip News.—A telegram received by Hon i Vavies States tnat the scnooner Elisha Crow: il, Capt. Butler, from Boston for Mon- tas Bridge and west coast of Newfoundland, wri i at hi ces) ury yé¢ sterday Captain i repo the Straits of Canso full of ice. - Very Arrractive.—-The show windows of Beer Bros.’ store, on (Jueen Street, «are well worth seeing. Their south window

contains a display of Oddfellows’ goods and emblems, and the north winduw H. M. S§S Pinafore in full sail iaiatioeitiinicili cen NATURAL History Chis is our minding our readers of tne lecture by ou logist Mr. Lain. Time—Monday next 4 p. m. Place i, PD. MeLeod’s Hal! {over store—entrance on Queen Street) Subject —--The Red Sandstone of P. E. lL. Admission 10 cents, sislisudsdilhinepicadiaen Save or Bottpine Lots —I have been in- structed by Brenton F. Longworth, Esq., to sell by emises known as the ‘* Esker Property,” situate between Eustoa and Fitzroy Streets, 16 building Lots, sale to take place on lhursday, May 2%, at 11 o'clock. full particulars with plan of lots will appear.

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ANNIVERSARY. —At the service in the Methodsst brick charch on Mon- day next the choir wiil consist of about twenty male voices from members of the Lodges. Tbe hymns used wil! Ye the anniversary hymns of the Order. Bro. H. L. Heartz will preside at the organ. Bro. the Rev. W. W. Brewer will preach the anviversary sermon; and « silver collection will be taken up ia aid of the poor. Service will commence at 3 p. m.

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SOCIETY. jast « ppe tunity

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New Posr Orrice.~—Iin a letter of April 22nd. from Hon. Senator Prowse, in answer to an urgent request from Mr. Shaw, that a Pust office be erected at Mount Hope Kings County. Mr. Prowse states that he had an interview with the Post Master General, and that a Post Office will be established at that

place without delay. This is a want long felt, and we are glad to learn that the people of Mount Hope are to receive greater postal

facilities. —_—---»——- Moxpay's Street Processton.—The 7 ili observe the foilowing line

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of march on their Nats! Day ‘. At 2.45 p. 1,

m., sharp, leaving Oddfellows’ Hall, they move » Queen Street; up Queen to Graf- tou: Giafton to Prince; Prince to First Methodist Church. After service they

parade to Water Street; Water to Queen; @ucen to Kent; Kent to Hillsborough; Hillsborough to Water: Water to Great George; Great (Greorge to Richmond; Rich- mond to L ge Room.

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Been Senirovs, —Mr. Chas. Morrison, of Aiberton, and Mr Chas. Dalton, of Tignish, were returning

. ’ , i > * * from a day's goose shooting, this week, at

Micur Have

Cascump Bay While crossing the Channel, the ice gave way, precipitating

Mr. Morrison into the water. <A swift tide was running at the time, and, but for the prompt assistance of Mr. Da'ton, aided by the presence of mind «ad skill as 1 swim- ner of Mr. Morrison, it might have been our sad duty to record an addition to the long list of this season's drowning accidents. We congratalate Mr. Morrison on his pro- vider! ial escape.

o (;EORGETOWN.—Georgetown ad- follows: The

atrantted at

FRoM Vices of the Z4th are as schooner Jewel, which was launching last fall, was, after considerable work, successfully floated and arrived here | yesterday in charge of Pilot H ymphill, who | with the owner, has been w wking on her | for some time, Captain Young says the |

ie Jewel is as good as ever, and will proceed | with her to Pietou to-morrow, whit nh ahe j will he pu on he ~ ip pa va) tien i rad © val

ice has entirely dis- | and none is Vis- ryt . | rhe herring |

for Lan nburg Ths *Ppesr ; irom the rivers

thle outside in any direction.

fishery is good, and tha fisherpen are pre-' = Beersaty pared to Uajt any numlsr of bankers. Rue ¢

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UOMINION PARLIAMENT

17, and the grooms are aged 18 and 17 re-

| Reynolds’ gentleman's furnishing store, Hal. | ifax, a few days ago.

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SrecraL Desparoues to Tue EXaMINER.

‘ - . - Summary of Proceedings, Orrawa, April 25. The Speaker took the chair at three Oo clock.

On motionof Sir Joho Macdonald, it

was resolved that Government business should have precedence on Mondays for the cemainder of the session. The Govern- ment already had all the other days. _ Hon Mr, Chapleau moved the third read- ing of the bill amending the franchise act. the amendments by Brien reducing the income qualification from $500 to $260, and by Mills of Bothwell that an elector should vote only in the constituency where he resides, was lost after division, and the bill was read a third time.

In commistee on the “anking Bill, a long discussion took place o. the clause respect- ing over issue of notes. It was contended that the informant should not be allowed tu participate in the fines imposed for this offence, and also that penalties should not be imposed in consequence of unintentional over-issue. The clause was, however, pass- ed without alteration, save the addition of a provision that the fines imposed should not form # charge on the assets in the event of failure, until all other claims were paid

Ellis moved to strike out the provision’ that the Government should have a_ first claim after payment of notes in case of in- solvency. He thought the Crown should have no priority.

Sir Joha Thompson, Foster and Sir that the Government were compelled to have Government funds deposited so promiscuously in banks, large and small, all

Hon. George E.

John Macdonald showed |

Religious Services.

Don't forget the Railway Gospel Meeting in McLeod's Hall te-morrow afternoon at four o'clock, You will elways find a welcome. Lesson—John 15-5, ‘Without me ye can do nothing.”

Remember the Bible Class in the Y. M.C.A. Parlor this evening from 8 to 9 o’clock.

Services in Zion Church to-morrow con- ducted by the Pastor Rev. D. Sutherland, in the morning at 11, and in the evening at 7 o'clock. Morning Prayer Meeting at 10.15, Sabbath Schoo! and Bible Classes at 2 30 p.m.

The regular gospel service will be held to- morrow in the Y.M.C. A, at4p.m. Sub- ject—“The parable of the Sower,” Luke 8-4 to 15.

Services in Upper Prince Street Methodist Church to-morrow as follows: 11) a. m., Rev. John Read; 2 30 p.m, bible class, led by Rev. W. W. Brewer; 7 p. m., Rev, W. W. brewer.

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SHIP NEWS. PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. ENTERED.

April 30—John Tilton, Shinners, Picton.

24-—Rising Dawn, Pranght, do; Minnie May, Rood, Geo’town; J Semple, Roberts, Pictou; Ranger, Heighton, River John; Laura C., Pollard, Northport; Champion, McPhersen, Pictou,

23—Amaretta, Roberts, Murray Harbpr; AC trown, Irving, Richibucto, y

CLEARED.

April 22—Tarquiu, Thorp, Pictou; Opal, Me- Lean, Pugwash, Harriet Howe, Langiil, Pic- tou.

24—-Rising Dawn, Praught, do; Ranger, Heighten, River John; Laura C., Pollard, Baie Verte; P LG, Cox, Pictou: str Prin- cess Beatrice, Kelley, Halifax.

25--Champion, McPherson, Pictou; Brown, Irving, Halifax.

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over the country, and that it was a neces-

sity to have security such as that provided. |

The ainendment was lost. The Committee! then rose, the bill to be taken up again on | Monday evening |

The House then went into Committee | of Supply, taking the supplemeutary esti-| mates and adjourned at two o'clock,

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} -ayment Suspended. | New York, April 25. The Doran Wright Company, one of the! largest bucket shops in existence, with branches all over the couatry, suspended | payment to-day No information could be yained at the office of the concern. Both | partners are absent fromthe city. Later! in the day, at the office of Doran & Wright, the reports of suspeusioun were denied. It, was stated that one of the firm was on his! way to New York and would take charge of | affairs here to-morrow. rumored that the firm were badly hurt in

a ODDFELLOWS OF P. E. ISLAND will close the celebration of their Natal Day (1890) with an

Entertaiament in Market Hall

ES aiiacs

MONDAY EVENING, 28th APRIL,

when will be presented Gilbert & Sullivan’s complete Opera of

H. ML §. PINAFORE,

On the streets it is | with full Scenery, Costumes and Orchestial

accompaniments, to be preceded by an half

the recent advance in the stock market but | hour’s Concert of choice Vocal and Orchestral

hoped to pall through.

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Civil Service Examinations.

Orrawa, April 25.

A promotion examination for persons in the civil service of Canada will be held at the various places authorized by the Civil Service Act, on May 26:h next. There are at present 25 vacancies in the service, ana 49 in the outside service of the department of customs, and 34 in the post office department.

What Caused the Revolt.

Carro, April 25.

A Coptic clerk, employed by Emin Bey while Emin was a Watteli, has made a sworn disposition to the effect that the re- revolt of Emin’s forces was solely due to the discovery of Emin’s pian to surrender his province to the Mahdi.

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On the Free List.

WasHineTon, April 25. Representative Bland of Missouri, to-day introduced in the House a bill to reduce taxes by by placing on the free list all im- ported goods exchanged in foreign countries for farm products.

The World's Fair Bill.

Wasutneton, Apri] 25. The President has signed the World's

Fair Bill.

Obituary.

Lonpon, April 25.

The Ear! of Glasgow is dead.

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Weather Balletin.

Torowro, April 26.—10 a. m. Moderate to fresh north-west te north-east winds; fiae, not much change in temperature,

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Local Notices.

New goods for the price of old stock, at McEachen’s Shoe Store.

Oddlellows’ and other fellows’ Silk Hats, Ties and Gloves at D. A. Bruce’s.

Buy your Boots and Shoes from McEacher, the cheap boot and shoe nan. He will give you good value for your money.

No wife objects to her husband coming home | loaded—with those neat new ties and shirts from D. A. Bruce's.

Fresh bananas, pineapples, oranges and lemons received to-day at Beer & Goff's.

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Yournrut Marrrages.—Two marriages which have created considerable comment on account of the youthfulness of the prin- cipals, were solemnized at the residence of Rev. F. H. Almon, Halifax, a few nighta ago. The brides are sisters, aged 16 and spectively. One of the grooms is a tele- graph messenger, and the other a painters apprentice.

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“Orv Bank” Moxer.—A well dressed col- ored man sneceeded in passsing a worthless $20 Bank of Prince Edward Island bill_ in

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Music.

OM Ae, os ves Kb Musical Director H. W. VINNICOMBE... Leader of Orchestra

| ga See Programme, giving full Musical . Libretto. | Tickets, 50 cents and 35 cents, to be had at ‘the Drug Stores, Diamond Bookstore, and from members of the Order. Should any re- main unsold, they may be had at ticket oifice in Hail on night of Concert

Doors open at 7.30. Curtain rises at 8. /H. M. DAVISON, R. D. COFFIN, Chairman Com. Secretary. api8—m wifsm |

TEA AND FANCY SALE.

On Wednesday, May 7th,

There will be a Tea and Fancy Sale

IN THE LYCEUM,

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Notre Dame Convent.

OYSTERS, ICE CREAM and Refresh ments of all kinds will be s rved.

Doors apen at 2p. m. Tea ready at 6 p.m. An agreeable time is anticipated.

Admission, 10 cents. Tea, 25 cents.

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BUILDING & PASTURE LOTS,

FHVHERE will be offered for sale early this Spring some of the most valuable Lots in the neighborhood of Charlottetown, com- prising part of the McGill property. Further particulars in future advertise- ments. Iequire of J. McGILt.

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Ss. 8. “William.” FOR CHARTER.

7 E ABOVE STEAMER is now open for Charter to ports in United States, New-

foundland or elsewhere. Apply to

R. McMILLAN.

ap22 dw_ her guar tf WANTS, LOST, FOUND dc

WANTED.—-A Girl to do genor Apply at this office. tf—ap26 WANTED IMMEDIATRLY.—One Thousand

Dollars on first-class Farm Property, first mortgage, for a term of from one to tive years. Apply at THE KXAMINER Office. 5j pd—ap2s

LET.—A House on Pownal Street, now

occupied by Mrs. Messervey. Apply io ‘WILLIAM MURRAY. ap25

To LET.—A House on Great George Street Apply to C, B, MACNEILL. tf—ap25

T°? LET.--That desirable Cottage situate on Dorchester Street, now occupied by Mr. T. R. Callbeck, Possession given about 5th of May. Apply to Peake Bros. & Co. tf—ap25

WANTED.—One or two young gentlemen boarders. Apply at this office. 2i pd—ap2s

Was TED.—Pant Makers at B. 8. Davies & Co's. Best prices to competent hands. Ap- ply to Mr. McDonald, at B.S. Davies & Co’s. ap2zs R SALE.—Young Pigs for sale at the Asyium. 3i eod—ap2t

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$7.50 up.

In no branch of business bas the reduction of prices been ‘so noticeably great in the last few years as in the Furniture ‘trade, and more especially in Parlor and Bedroom Sets of Furni- (ture has this great reduction in prices taken placa. Also the fact that Walnut Parlor Sets cost to-day less than half the price paid not many years ago. Improved machinery and new and

Parlor SOLS scientific methods of production have effected these changes in the price of Furniture. As iar as we are concerned, we have adopted into our Factory system such improvements as the advance of the times demanded, and our present GREA' (CHEAP SALE OF PARLOR SETS and BEDROOM SETS is

Bedroom dats, the result of our successful efforts in this line. Over 100 Bed- room Sets are in process of manufacture in our Factory at the present, whereas a quarter of that quantity would be a large number to undertake at once with former fadlities. We are WARK WRIGHT acter aunt nee our mae AT ee SALE ovtrn ca, AN 1 e the : ome 4 rum

unlimited, and invite the public to come and MARK WRIGH'

‘inspect our extensive variety in Parlor and Bedroom Sets, and & CO.

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Fringe Blinds, Dado Blinds,

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Stock will be complete in a lew days, when we will have a very attractive variety of good ana cheap

goods. PERKINS & STERNS.

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