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T er were tive funerals trom St Dua-

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‘ he Union House

ert’ this day at the Racer t of Richmond Bay oysters pp gnoene (illis-

_ - - The alarm ou Saturday night was Pivight fre in a tenement house on Pownal for @ street. i shee i ; reqular annual meeting of the South Boating Club will be held at their ko ae iny) evening at 5 o'clock na this (Mondsy) evening : poms th Oe . parse Rec vnp.—Dariag the month Tae massed there were 14 convictions

lot drunkenness,

oath last a -—-_— &_-—

ports Covrt.— Three drunks made up ” ket this morning. One was fined

te day, and the other two $1 or 4 ‘ ©

days exh.

agsinst 26 for the same

—_———— regular monthly meeting of No Hose Reel Co , will be held at their os evening, at S o'clock sharp. By a. Wm. A. Murphy, Sec y.

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Rowe. —The

Tae Powics STATION is being made ready ‘ os better accommodation of spring and camel guests. Mr. Burke 1s now hard at sa

wk painting avd tintiog the walls and w

ceilings. -—-—-_-- Aurna WAFERS. — The new remedy tor peadache and peuraligia—no taste—easy to 25 centea box. Samples free at Dodd's Cares in 20 minutee. Call m2 eod

Metical Hall. and ges @ sample. es

“ Wrr axp Huwor.”—Rev. J. A. Gare don, A. M., will lecture in the vestry of the Baptist Charch to-night at 8 v’clock. Subject: ** Wit and Humor, or the true and false ot life.” Silver collection.

Mastinc.—The regular monthly meeting of the Hillsborough Boating Club will be held at their rooms, this evening, at 8 giclock, sharp. A full attendance is re-

quested. _——~_-—

Trrat.— Advices received on Satarday by thé Steam Navigation Company, state that a trial trip of their new steamer the North- emberland, was made on that day, when a speed of 154 knots an hour was attamed.

Fon tHIs Port.—The steamer William wailed from Boston ‘vr this port on Saturday, xsh a full cargo of flour and general mer- ehandize. She is due here about Wednesday, and will load at once for Boston or New York.

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Foorsatt.— The match game at the Park this exening, “‘North of Kent St.,” vs. “Sonth of Kent St.,” will, undoubtedly, prove exciting, as both teams are very evenly matched. Kick off at 7 o'clock,

sharp.

From Mostreat.—The steamer Miramichi arrived here from Montreal via intermediate porta early yesterday morning, bringing a full cargo of general merchandize and a numper of

assengers. She sailed on return this morning. The Miramichi has been painted throughout sad otherwise made ready for a big season’s work,

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_—-o-— MoGrit Cottecr.—At the annual meeting of McGill Coliege Graduates Society, held last week, Mr. J. A. McPhail, B. A., was elected a resident councillor, and Mr. J. A. Nicholson, B. A., (Suprentendent of Educa- tion for P. E. Island) was elected a non- resident councillor, with Sir James Grant, of Ottawa, Rev. R. Lang, of Halifax, and Judge Lyuch. We congratulate Messrs. McPhail snd Nicholeon on the position they have won ia the esteem of their Alma Mater. |

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McGur Cottzce Ant Srupents. — The following students passed the sessional ex- aminations of last week : In honors first rank, Harry Neville Goff. Intermediate EKxamina- tion—Class I., John Gordon (second on the list); Class IL, William McN. Townsend. Gordon in the second year took first rank ig standing. prize in psychology and logig, and prize in Hebrew. In English litera- ture tnd history, Townsend ranks at the head of his class.

Lecrvre.—During the past winter, the young people of Hazenbrook, Lot 45, held * singing class in the schoolhouse every Wednesday night, with Mr. Wm. Burhoe, of Charlottetown Royalty, as teacher, and it was finally brought to a close by an in- teresting and instructive lecture on the evening of the 29th April. Subject; ** The training of the human voice,” by the teacher, The people of Lot 48 and vicinity being anxious to hear Mr. Burhoe, assembl- ed in large crowds at the school till the room was packed to its utmost. Mr. Gev.

unroe was appointed Chairman, and in an ab'y and pleasing manner made a brief ad- dress, The Chairman then called upon Mr. Burhoe, who came to the platform and held the sudieuce in adeep thing manner for ome hour. After tendering a unanimous vote of thanks to the lecturer the meeting dispersed, each one quietly wending their way to their respective homes, feeling that was good to be there and also hoping to hove the pleasure of hearing Mr. Burhoe againin the not very distant future.— SECRETARY.

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Mother St. Angelina, the Superioress of St. Jonepia's Convent; Mother St. Peter, Super- loress of Convent de Notre Dame; Mother St. Mary Arthur, of Miscouche Convent; Mother St. Pamphilius, of Pictou Convent, and Motner St. Bridget, of Antigonish, left by the 6.45 train this morning for the Mother House, G ®atr-al, to assist in the selection of a Mother a Superioress. They will be absent

“at A month.

Dr, Muttart and Fred. Morrow, Esq., of

‘Wid, Were among the leading men from

ngs County present at St. Peter's yester- ne on the oceszion of the interment of the

te Bishop Mclotyre.

Bisio ® Sweeney and Rogers, as well as ys of the visiting slenee “Sei the other

‘ees returned home this morning. Bishop

“neroy crosses to Pictou to-morrow. ye A. J. MeDona'd, J. O. Arsenault, J Underhay, M.P.P., 8S M Bent, of the

urnal, Hon RB Reid and Geo R Mont. 7 of Albertum, and Station Agent Mc- ae of Tignish, were in town yesterday

tending Bishop Mefntyre’s funeral,

Leading Lenten. Suites = i : 0 ri magazines are emnatly On file in our mantle room for the wee of our lady customers, who are cor-

¥ invited te call at any time to examine ,

the same, t Bros.

THE DAILY

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S E RAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,

Sproat Desparenes To Tue Examiner.

Senator Haythorne’s Illness, A Critical Condition. THE LAST WILL AND TRSTAMRNT,

Orrawa, May 4. Senator Haythorne has been very ill and yesterday his life was despared of. Last night, however, he rested better and this morning is easier, Mr. Davies made hia will yesterday witnessed by Montgomery and Perry.

Labor Demonstrations In England and on the Continsnt.

Massacre of Laborers in Belgium.

Lonpon, May 4.

The Hyde Park labor meeting yesterday was attended by three hundred thousand men who were addressed from twelve plat- forms. A resolution favoring a compul- sory labor day of eight hovrs was passed.

Quiet generaliy prevailed in thé conti- nental cities yesterday. There were, how- ever, demonstrations in the principal towns ef Germany, Holland and Switzerland, and there was considerable rioting in the min- ing districts of Belgium. Last nights papers’ depatehes say the details of the labor troubles at Fourmies are immensly heigh- tened in political importance by the fact that six women and eight men were killed on the spot, while twenty were wounded, several fatally. This gives the affair the character of a massacre. The soldiers were merely exposed to stone throwing, but they replied with successive volleys from their new letiel ritles, inflicting fright- ful wounds on their victims. The horses exposed to the fire were riddjed, and there is every sign thst reckless and wanton inhumauity was shown by the tr.ops. fhe local popular commotion is intense and it finds a response in the growing excitement in every working centre. Fourmiers to-night is practically in state of siege. The tension of the public feeling may be judged from the faet that the military are hailed with cries of ‘ Vive Piussia.” The funeral of the victims was fixed for to-day, but the enormous number of workmen arriving from other industrial centres Caused the government te send for reinforcements and to order the postponment of the funerals until to-morrow. ome ewe

Ottawa Notes.

Orrawa, May 4. The drawing room held by the Governor- General and Lady Stanley in the Senate Chamber Saturday evening wasa brilliant affair and largely attended. J.B. Snowball of Miramichi appointed a senator. r. Laurier is unwell. Caron is better.

has been

Sir Adolphus

International Trade Difficulties.

Paris, May 4.

The movement of the German and Aus- tian Governments to isulate France in re- spect to commerce causes much alarm to the French Ministry.

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A Caterpillar Blockade.

Wasninaton, May “4. It is reported that the North Carolina

Central Railway is blockaded by an army of caterpillars which cover the track inches

deep.

La Grippe in London.

= Lonpon, May 4. Influenza is spreading rapidly in this city. Many barristers and Members of Parliament and officials of law courts are attacked.

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Mails for China and Japan.

Monrreat, May 4. The first batch of British mails for China and Japan under the new contract, left Montreal last night, via C. P. R.

A Royai Convert

Lonpon, May 4. The Duchess of Sparta, sister of Emperor William and heir to the Greek throne, was received into the Greek Church yesterday.

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A Nice Little Advance,

Lonpox, May 4

Anticipating a grant by Parliament the Queen has advanced the Prince of Wales three hundred thousand pounds to pay his debte.

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Loeai Notices.

& Goffs, m2 2i Evaporated and dried apples for sa le at

Beer Golf 8. m2 2i Window Blinds, latest style of fringe, at

Mark Wright & Co's. ap 29 Gi

DIED.

At Victoria, Crapaud, on April 18th, of consumption, Johanna Logan, in the 36th year of her age. “ Blessed are the dead who | die in the Lord.”

| st Charlottetown, on the Ist of May, 1891, ieee beloved wife of James— Broadley,

‘syed 76 years. Mav her soul rest in peace.

| At his residence, Kent St., May 3rd, Thos.

i -y, aged 75 years. :

"teal Seat his late residence at3 p ™.,

| to-morrow (Tuesday) for St. Paul's Chureb,

' theoace by train to Sherwood Cemetery }

Pine apples for sale at Beer

~ Honolulu advices indicate that an at- tempt will be made to overturn the mon- archy and establish republic.

The Anaconda mines, in Montana, are said to have been sold toa British syndi- ‘cate for $25,000,000.

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W. £. TURNER,

Queen Street, Charlottetown.

TRYON CLOTH DEPOT.

cy and see our new patterns in Cloth Positively the best that have ever been turned out in Domestic Tweeds, WOOL taken in exchange for Cloth. CARDING done on short notice. W. C. TURNER,

Agent Tryon Woolen Mills. _

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HOUSES FOR SALE.

Rare Chance!

HE Geirs of the late William G. Wright

offer for sale the following Dwelling

Houses, with Lots of Land respectively at- tached, situate in Charlottetewn :—

l. The large three-story, Double Tenement Dwelling House with Shop, on the corner of Hillsberough and Water Streets.

2. The Double Tenement Dwelling House on the north-west eorner of Weymouth and King Streete.

3. The Double Tenement Dwelling House fronting on Weymouth Street, next to No. 2.

4. A Single Tenement Dwelling House fronting on Hensley Street.”

For further particulars apply at the Law Office of

JOHN T, MELLISH. ap2i—dy Saw ti wky li

DR. KELLY

HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO

His Residence, Kent Street,

NEAR W. E. DAWSON’S STORE, ap29—dy tts & wky Im

REAL ESTATE

BY AUOTION.

Eligible and Handsome Build- ing and Pasture Lots.

I AM authorized by Miss Jemima B. McGill, _Executrix to the Estate of the late John MoGill, Esq., to sell by Auction, on the pre- inises, Spring Park Road, on WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of May next, 1891, at 11 o'clock,

a m., THE McGILL PROPERTY,

COMPRISING

First—2 Acres of Land, with Dwelling House and Outbuildings, all in good repair.

Second—13 Half-Acre Building Lots.

Third—8 One-Acre Pasture Lots.

This property is situated in one of the most desirable parts of the city, commanding an excellent view of the city and harbor. For private residences it has no equal, being high and dry with a southern aspect.

Atso—l Bone Crusher and a quantity of Lumber.

Terms made known at sale. R. BEAIRSTO, Auctioneer,

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WANTS, LOST, FOUND &e

OOD PASTURE for five cows at Brighton-

ville, estate of late George Davies, com-

mencing on lst June. Knquire at the office of F. W. L. Moore. may4 tf

WANTED—A Boy to attend to a horse and make himself generslly useful, Jmay4 2i

T° LET.—A house on King Street in good repair containing 5 rooms. Water in con- nection. Apply at thia office. Emwayi 3i ANTED.—An experienced Milliner. Apnly to JAMES PaToN & Co. may2

OAT FOR SALE CHEAP, 21 feet long. with masts and sails, Apply to J. T. MELLISH. mayl—2i pd

Fer SALE.—A light second-hand Buggy will be sold cheap. Apply at this office, ap29-—Iw

F°s SALE.—A quantity of assorted Rose Bushes and other Garden Flowering Plante, Prices reasonable. Apply to HENRY CRABBE, Weymouth Street. 3i~—ap29

(yoee PASTURE ané plenty of water can be

had at Belvidere for a limited number of cattle by applying to JoHN Cooke, Kast Royalty, near Belvidere. wy tl lst June pd—mayl

ASTURAGE for three cows within the city P limits; water and shelter, Terms $15 each cow, in advance, Apply to LauRENcE W. Wat- SON, Queen Street. ap28 WANTED TO PURCHASK.—A Building Lot,

. in central location, Apply at this office.

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Wanted —tw » good Lobster Fishermen and one good Sealer. Apoly to Walter Matheson, Ch'town., ap 26, d2w wi

T° LET.—The Garden attached to the resi- dence of the late Chief Justice Palmer to let

for the season. Apply to Mrs, Epwb. PaLMER,

Upper Queen Street. tf—apl8

QO LET.—The house on Upper Queen Street T occupi@d by Mr. W. iL. Cotton. Possession isth July. Apply at Tie EXAMINER Office, or to Mr. A. N. Lares apl7

T° LET.—The western half of a House on King Street, formerly known as the “ Todvin at present ven Ist of order.

House,” containing eight large rooms,

ocoupied by Mrs. Crabb. Possession

May. The above house is in first-c

Apply to John Kelly, Esq., Water Commissioner,

or to the owner, MOWARD KELLY, Southport, ap23—eod ti

MO LET.—Tho House at present occupied by T W. W. Stanley, Kent Street. Possession given Ist May. tnquire of Thos. Essory. owner, or W, W. Stanley. eod—ap

EMOVED.—I. T. Winans has removed his Training aud Boarding Stables to Sidney Street, near Queen. Stablex and House recently built by the iate Thomas Burris. Stalls and Coach House first-class For particulars apply at oflice on Sidney Strect.—I. T. WiNANS. apll—-dy 2m OUSE TO LET,—On Euston Street, adjoin- E ing the residence of Henry Aitken, Esq., with seven rooms, kitchen, barn and outhouses. Possession Ist May. Knquire on the premises, or to R. K. Jost, north side of Queen Square. ap3

NTEv TO RENT.—In the sou.nera part of Wa. town, a Dwelling House of about four- teen rooms. Apply at Tae EXaMINER office.

ant eocces - neon teens ee eeem T° LET.—The Double Tenement Dwelling known as the “ Franklin House,’ pleasantly

situated just outside the city limits, a short dia- tance from the head of Queen Street. yt —

—W. W. WELLUNER.

LET.—A Cottage containing eight rooms, situate on Hillsvorouga Street, now orcupied by Mr. Wm. H, McEwen. Possessien given about

to PEAKE Bros. ix . For particalars apply cal aut

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DOMINION BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

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NEW DRESS GOODS, NEWPRINTS.

New Millinery, Hats, Flowers, Ornaments, Ribbons, Laces, Gloves, &c.

JAMES PATON & CO’S | Best Place in the City

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND CURTAINS

JAMES PATON & CO.

J. B MACDONALD has opened a Large Stock of the

above Goods, which will be sold Cheaper than the Cheapest For Solid Bargains go direct to , pe

J. Bb. MACDONALD, Queen Street.

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Charlottetown, May 1, 1891—d

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BEST ASSORTMENT OF BOYS CLOTHING

EDWARD ISLAND.

ON PRINCE

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No one wanting

their Children to look well at a smaii cost shoald pass

Two Thousand Suits to select from.

For your own sake don’t buy anywhere else until you see this great stock.

190 Cases ot Men's, Women’s and Children’s Boots, Shoes and Slippers,

Which will be sold off at the Cheapest Prices ever offered in the City.

QUBEN STREET.

PROWSE BROTHERS, THE WONDERFUL GHEAP MEN,

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