Evening Telegram (St. John's, N.L.), 1888-06-18

              THE EVENING TELEGRAM. "iroTTa ftice—One Cent. _: st- John's, N.P., Monday, June 18, 1888. $3.00 Per Annum. No. 143. By Telegraph ANOTHER GLAOSTONMN ELECTED. ♦  A Procfamatian from the New Emperor. iOiir FOR THE DEAD RULER. i ifte European Capitals Sympathize. THE DYING SOWR LAST ACT. Stanley Expedition in Trouble. Halifax, N.S., Jane 18. The borough of Ayr has returned Captain Sinclair, Gladetonian, by a majority of sixtythree.Emperor William has issued a proclamation to the Army and Navy. The Reichetag has been summoned to meet on the 25th inst. The Vienna theatres have been closed by Imperial proclamation as a mark of mourning for the Emperor. It is understood that the British Parliament to-day passes an address of condolence with the Queen and the dowager Empress Victoria. All the European capitals show sympathy. The dying Emperor's last act was the placing of Empress Victoria's hand in Prince Bismarck's. The funeral takes place to-day. There will be no pomp. The court will be in mourning three months and the public in mourning six weeks. The post mortem examination proves that the disease was cancer. Trouble has befallen the Stanley expedition for the relief cf Emm Bey, but particulars are not yet known. McLellan, Postmaster General of Canada, has been gszeUed Lieutenant-Governor* of Nova Scotia. FROM CAPE RACE. —-— {Special to-the Evening Telegram.) Cape Rack, This Evening. Wind southeast, and weather fine and clear. The Allan steamer Siberian went east at 8 a.m. to-day, and the Baaver line steamer Lake Huron and the S.S. Falcon passed west yesterday.NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -A.-u.ctioEL Sales. •  To-Ifforrow, Tuesday, at II o'clock, By JAMES HYNEB, [At his Booms, opposite Messrs. Job, Brothers & Co.] 20 bxs assorted Biscuits, 10 bags no. 1 BREAD, 50 TUBS BUTTER, 5 BRLS MESS BEEF, f> brls loins, 5 brls heads, 10 cases onions, twenty sacks Scotch potatoes, 5000 cigars, 50 bxs stationery, sinrle and double-width tweeds, new and second-hand clothing, 50 reams wrapping paper, 1 carriage, 1 tent, 1 feather bed, 1 boat, and at 12 o'clock : 20 pots house flowers, 20 pots choice panseys, and sundry other articlea- junelS FURNITURE SALE, AT 120 GEORGE STREET, (East of Oeorge-St. Methodist Church,) To-lflorrow, TUESDAY, at 11 o'clock, PART OF THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, viz.: walnut suite, covered in hair cloth; 1 walnut niarble-top centre table, 1 walnut whatnot, 1 walnut fendefrjtool/Bruesels carpet, Venetian blinds, peles and rings, 1 magohany work table, coal vase, glass globes, lustres and vases, clock, mantel drape, &c. Dining Room—\ walnut extension table, 1 walnut sideboard, 1 mahogany sofa, chairs, rocker, carpet, Venetian blinds, pole and rings, coal vase, fire irons, vases, pictures, timepiece, cutlery, &c. Bed Rooms—iron bedsteads, superior feather beds, magohany bureau, magohany mirror, washstands, tables, chairs, ottoman, carpet, toiletware, Venetian blinds. Hall, (fee—stair carpet and linen, rods,canvas, flowers, &c, &c, crockery, lamps, kitchen utensils, glassware; and other articles. june!B J. B. CURRAN & Co., Auctioneers. TO BE 80LD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On THURSDAY next, at 19 o'clock, AT THE CITY AUCTION-SALE ROOMS, For the benefit of whom it may concern. ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST OF Ann Knight et. al. in and to a piece of LAND, situate on Forest Road, near the Penitentiary, and measuring on Forest Road 80 feet; rearage 100 feet; subject to such conditions as will then be read. june!6 J. B. CURRAN & Co., Auctioneers. Hi IT CLUB. A MEETING of the Shareholders of the Academia Boat Club will be held at the Academia Building on THIS Monday EV'G, at 8 o'clock, p.m. P. J. DOYLE, june!B Acting Secretary. Coal. Coal 148 lons OLD BRIDGEPORT. FRESH MINED AND SCREENED. A most desirable article for —Household purposes.— SELLING AT LOWEST Price for Cash, ex " Jane Ainslie," from Sydney, C.B. APPLY TO CAPTAIN ON BOARD. At MeDOUGALL & TEMPLETON'S. junels,lwfp All Tersons indebted to the firm of R. O'DWYER are requested to settle their accounts immediately, as all amounts remaining unpaid after the 30th instant will be placed in the hands of their Solicitor for collection. And any parties having claims against the firm are requested to furnish their accounts. R. O'DWYKR. jls,lrafp Removal Notice. *»>  T HAVE TAKEN A ROOM FOR ABOUT TWO X months, for the convenience of Weekly customers. The room is opposite my store, and was formerly occupied by R. CALLAHAN. ju-eil.imfp [col] JOHN P. SHEA. IsTOTICIE. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE ——of the late  HENRY DUDER are requested to make payment to WM. CAMPBELL, to whom the business has been transferred, and who has been authorized to give receipts for moneys paid. (Sgd.) JANES. DUDER, ) THOS. C. DUDER, [ Executors. C. MACPHERSON,) junel3,2w,wfm PIANO" On Sale—A Good Second-Hand Upright PIANO, (Collard & Collard.) Apply at this office. jel3,fptf HOTEL NOTICE. PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT BOARDERS accommodated at Knight's Home. Dinners served to private parties at reasonable rates during the summer season. O. G. CROSBIE, ap23,fp,tf Proprietor. Furs. Furs. *•+  HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN FOR ALL SORTS OF Furs, by EDWIN DUDER, mayl,lm,fp,eod Water Street. TO LET. (Immediate possession given,) SI V 1 DEVON ROW. marl2,2lw,fp,mth Apply to J. H. MARTIN. Dental Notice. A. L. MARCH, DENTIST: Next door to Power's Hardware Store and opposite lato P. Hutchins'. All work entrusted to his care will be neatly executed. Extracting a specialty. Satisfaction guaranted. Terms moderate. Advice free. je!2.lwfp WEW ADVERTISEMENT*. Auction—biscuits, bread, etc Jas. Ilynes Auction—household furniture Jno. B. Curran & Co Gent's summer overcoatings Goodfellow «fc Co Excursion by rail see advertisement Dories for sale Clift, Wood & Co Business notice Charles O'Brien Reddin Anthracite coal Alexander Harvey & Co Meeting Academia Boat Club P.J. Doyle Bird guano for sale 8. O. Steele For sale—a handsome piano J. Haddon Irish cabbage plants -50 cts. per 100.-...Dryer & Greene 5 rolls grain kip leather Clift, Wood & Co Tolet-2 furnished rooms at 230 Water Street Wanted—a tin-sealer apply to C. F. Bennett & Co PROFESSOR DANIELLE'S aSTOpening Reception will take place on IHURSDAY KVKNING NEXT, June 21st. Prof. Bennett'e Band being engaged for the 20th inst. Junels,3ifp PROFESSOR DANIELLE. ASK YOUR GROCER for JUSTICE: The heaviest, purest apd best Soap .for all cleaning purposes in the world. Each bar weighs (when wrapped) lG£-ounces, and will hold its weight longer than any other soap in the market. Do not be deceived, but be sure you get Justice. ap9,ly,m THE ELECTRIC PLATE POWDER: Is the best at present in use. It gires a beautiful polish to the surface, and does not scratch or wear off the silver plating. No house should be without it, as it cleans brass and nickel door-handles, harnesses and other bright metals as well. in small quantities «tN. OHM AN 'S, Atlantic Hotel Building. jell,fpeod Tl SUIT ME TIMES. We have reduced the price of our North Sydney and English Household Coal to the following rate s for the summer season, sent home: ton 22a. 6d., halfton lie. 6d., quarter-ton 65., at BROOKING'S. _ JuPfcl2,tp JAMES MUBRAY. OFFICE: 233 DUCKWORTH ST., BT.JOHNB. —*♦+- ... — Important Uptice. FREELY ANSWERED. DERSONS leaving New'fld. vLt™ *for f?re,2D countries, will find it to their ad- DvXefiin° T,rlte l? ,this AKencv for before Sftnt7.th?lr ill •kets, RTies PromPl,y Rtvei; also, fare*S amd ?avice :ls ma-v be deeraed necessary, and Sdraif?fpb tWhere,,theyare asked fon Both steamer NewYnX SB, ?r a ? steamer tickets, issued to Boston, aShnodPSDtrf aY Toronto, &c. The choice of route Jg^g^ngpurchascrB,  \AJ ANTED: MEW ADVERTISEMENTS. J WEW ADYCBTISEWEMTS. Gent's - Summer - Overcoatings! COODFELLOW&Co. ■■ Are showing a very choice range of  Gent's Hammer Overcoatings •TTHE PROPER THING FOB THE PRESENT SEASON. j"°eiB,3ifp GOODFELLOW A Co., 241 Water Street. They Are Well Pleased! .«'■''»'»■ ■ I I I I t » I I I I > I I I I . . , , ,—, , -, , , . . . . . ; — — , , , i ~,,-,  "Who!" "What are you talking abont!" The large number of customers who come from far and near to buy our delightful TWO Shilling Tea. IF,. ZF-A-ZR/IsTEIjIj, 131 ST. Seasonable Ms JgTaililE Ms A large variety of New Jett and Silk Mantle Ornaments. The Newest Materials, Summer Weight in Plain and Fancy Mantle Cloths. A lot of Black and Colored Chenille Fringes, selling at cost price. A large assortment of Ladies, and Child's Waterproof Circulars, selling cheap. jnnels,mwf,fp JOHIT STIE'EHT^ Black D|amond Line. BBjlAwJ 300 BARRELS FLOUR (BALTIMORE EXTRA.) i^Jplll%^px 125 BARRELS FLOUR (SUPERIOR EXTRA.) U. ThtT Vl°ara win bo ohoap, being p.irohasp.i l.pfnrfi the late ad- CEORCE E. BEARNS. Stubborn :-: Facts. " A photographer's artistic individuality should be stamped upon his work."— Wilson's Photographies. VERY OFTEN THE INDIVIDUALITY (WITHOUT THE AET) IS DISADVANTAGEOUSLY DlSplayed in an ordinary photographic advertisement. No amount of " gilded enamelling" or bluster of doubtful veracity will compensate for the total absence of the ARTISTIC KLKMBNT in the productions of a photographer. Our Second Grade Portraits possess the artistic quality in a marked degree, and it is this principle with firstclass workmanship that induces the public to pay us a remunerative price for all our work. We contend, and will prove that our SECOND GRADE IS better: technically, photographically and artistically, than the BEST produced outside our Gallery, in Newfoundland. Public opinion endorses our statements. Comparison is the test. First 3 Cabinets TWO DOLLARS, duplicate copies BOete. First 3 Cards ONE DOLLAR, duplicate copies 25cts. We do not send any work out of the country to be FINISHED; we make our own enlargements, and have brains enough to finish them in a very superior manner in our own establishment. (jgirWe have no connection whatever with THIBD-KATK copying houses, or itinerant vendors of cheap counterfeit photographic presentments. Our stock of Mouldings, Frames and Matts, Mounts and Picture Specialities, is the largest and most varied, and our facilities for framing the best in this conntry. CAUTION!—Our productions are constantly and persistently being copied in a surreptitious and underhand manner; however, " immitation is the sincerest flattery." eSTOur Views of LOCAL SCENERY is so well and favorably known the world over, that there is no necessity to say anything about them. juneiiffpe"' PARS°NS» 310 Water and 115 Duckworth Streets. Duckworth St., versos Water St., Or, WHY I SELL CLOTHING SO CHEAP AND GOOD! BECAUSE:-My expenses are less than half those BECAUSE:—AII work is done under my own superof Water Street houses! * v*atnn onA BECAUSE :-I buy at lowest rates! vision, and— BECAUSE :-I do my own Cutting! BECAUSE:—My motto is: S. P. Q. R. jgrCall and see my large stock of Fashionable Goods. We take pleasure in showing goods, whether you buy or not. A perfect fit guaranteed. Liberal discount for cash. Patterns by post, on application—free. Address- JOHN MAUNDER, mays,lm,fp,tst 286 Duckworth Street, 3 doors East T. A. Hall. MARINE -:- INSURANCE. Terms and Rates on applying to BOWRING BROTHERS, may3,lmf p,tst Agents to the Underwriting and Agency Association of London. HAY: in very small Bundles, FORSALE BIJ. ft W. PITTS, Best RE.I. Timothy Hay jun€fi,fp Ex "Bonavista" from Charlottetown, P. E. Island, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Anthracite Coal. Now landing at the wharf of ALEXANDER HARVEY & Co., Anthracite Coal, B^, All sizes and best quality. Wiil be SOLD CHEAP while vessel is discharging. junelB,li Exeursionbyßail ON THURSDAY, JUNE 21st, TTIXCURSION BATES will be given over the line' JLU Tickets good on all trains the same and following day only. Weather permitting, a Special Train will leave St. John's at 3.30 p.m. for Kelligrewe and intermediate Stations. ETBeturning will leave Kelllgrcws at 7.00, and arrive in St. John's at 8.90 p. m. For time of arrival and departure of regular trains, see time tables. THOMAS NOBLE, june!B,3ifp General Agent. LEATHER. Just received, per s.s. " Bonavista," from North Sydney 0«B», ~ 5 Rolls Grain Kip. june!B CLIFT, WOOD & Co. BID *1M JUST RECEIVED, ($1.20 per Brl.) 8. O. STEELE, 101 Water-St. junelB,li 7 DORIES. ON SALE, By CLIFT, WOOD & CO.T, Fifteen Dories. Unequalled for design, safety, strength, and carrying capacity. junelB CHARLES O'BRIEN REftDIN, Commission Merchant. AND GENERAL AGENT, LITTLE BAY MINE, Newfoundland. Special attention to consignments, of Provisions, Groceries and Dry Goods. Any class of merchandise sold—wholesale, retail or by auction, tor cash only. Prompt returns. Correspondence invited. Will accept a few agencies; references on application; best cash market in the colony. [col.mer] jelB,lmfp By Dryer * Greene IRIS H CABBAGE PLANTS, at sOcts. per hundred. junelB r P.E.I. PRODUCE. On Sale by Clift, Wood & Co.'y, 300 BBLS. CHOICE POTATOES, 500 Bushels Heavy Black Oats, 20 Brls Pork, 4 Pkgs Butter, A few choice Hams, just arrived per schr. jelG " Annie J. White," from New London, P.E.I. HoTa Scotia Centralßailway MEN WANTED! ANY NUMBER OF GOOD LABORERS WANTED at once, to work on the Nova Scotia Central Railway. Steady employment. Current wages paid. Apply to roropany's Offices at Middleton or Bridgewater. R. H. FRASER, ap3o,lwfp,3wfp,eod Superintendent. SUP. EXTRA FLOUR. On Sale by James & Wm. Pitts, 250 BARRELS SUP. EXTRA FLOUR, june!s,fp " Bijou.,,  FOR SALE, i Ink In Piano, Tricord, with all the modern improvements. Price £44. jelB J. HADDON, 56 Honkstown. TO LET. Two FuraisM Rooms, Bel Room ANP SITTING BOQM, with or without Board. junua At 930 Water Street,