Evening capital., January 29, 1885, Image 1

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A LOCAL FAMILY JOURNAL-DEVOTED TO THJt BEST INTEREST OF THE CITY, COUNTY AND STATE.
VOL. 11. NO. 59.
THE WONDERTF HEALING!
The Isxtrnct 1* tho only
(JatalTli. gpeciffo for thin dincMo,
044 'n n<**d, A. Our *'C'nfrrhCnre,*
•wrUlly Pr‘iredto m*et iwrlou* cMe. Oar
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tarrhal affective*, la eimpio aud lucxpe&slvo,
Ehcnmatism, Ncnralcia. 3wn?
lion baa cured *o many ca*c of tbeso uij
truwiug touii-Uinta u tlio Extract.
Hemorrhages. WEST
Stomach, Noa<% or from anycauao, laapeuli
ly c out rolled nud utopped.
DijhMa slid Sore Throst. ®*•■*
U 'promptly. It is • euro euro. Delay la
< (UngiToua.
For Pitre, Blind, Itlrrdlnc or Itch
ing, le tho greatest known remedy.
caution.—POSt'S EXTRACT ha* been tmU
tatfd The aenuine has the ward* “ POND'S
y XIRA CT 1 blown in the ftla**. and our picture
trade-mark oil surrounding luf wrapper. A one
other is aenuine. A (way* insist on haring
pQSJ)'BEXTRA CT. Take noother preparation.
It i* never sold in bulk or by measure.
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trrctKVnv* and TOTurr BJmctzsk
POND S EXTRACT 50c,, sl-00, $1.75.
Toilet Cream 1.00 Catarrh Curo 75
Dentifrice. 50 Platter *5
Lip Salve 25 InhaloKGlaw 50c.)1.00
ToiletSoap(3Cakes'- 00 HattlSyrlnf**...-- 25
Ointment 5° Medicated Paper... 25
Family Syringe, sl,oo*
Lahti's, r>ad I'ifjra 13, Ift, 21 and 26 cfour
K*w Pamphlet, which accompany each uottlo.
ejroi H Newl'amphut with Hnrroax or
OrBpEM'ABATIOHS bKHT JfUEUCX AVFUCAXICS
to
POND’S EXTRACT CO.,
7rt vifth Avo.. Now York.
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FOR SALE
Til HE VALUABLE
&liHOUSES ANDLOTStMi
In the Git; of innapolis.
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THE THREE LOTS on King George
street improved by three two-story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSES, num
bers 54, 56 and 58, adjoining each other,
will be sold on easy terms—part cash and
balance in one and two years—either sep
arate or all three houses together. They
are located near the Naval Academy, and
also close tb the water, making it desirable
property for persons attached to tho Naval
Academy and those folldyring the water.
For further particulars apply to—
L. 11. REHN, Agt.,
jan.Ttf. Cor. Main st. and Market Space.
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SO Main St. opp. City Hotel.
THE largest assortment of Toys and
Fancy Goods ever introducedin this
■ cit J\ consisting in French aud Bohemian
■ v 6gated
glassware
■ most delicate colors and designs.
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£ oils and Toys
r f n ; cr ? description, at prices to suit every
■ t./’ " e Htvite the citizens of Annapo
I bet a,u * In*pect our stock of Goods
v , y°d do year purchasing elsewhere*
■ * u trouble to show goods—but a pleasure,
the name and place.
■ J. a 8. NICHOLS,
[ BO Main St. opp. City Hotel
ttßk! Milk?
S. JDONnB,
\\ x ) engaged in the milk business
fA Prepared to serve customers with
EEL milk * t wice a day, at the lowest
■ J" Orders left at H. A Magruder s
store, wili receive prompt alter.-
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■ DR. E. P. DUVAL,
ANNAPOLIS, MD., THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29, 1885.
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EvENINdCAPITAL
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W. M?ABBOTT, $■ - - Publisher.
Not. 8 and 4 Condi f't Street, Up Stain.
time t|able
Arrival an 4 of Train*.
TRAINS LEAVE iTRAINS ARRIVE.
Mail, -- - 6.85 a. m. .Mail, -- * 8-55 a- m.
Aecorn., 12.05 p. m. JAccom-, - 1.50 p. m.
Mail, - - 3.55 p. m. ’Mail, - - 5-55 p. m.
Sunday Trains - - - - Is. 85 a m- 4 30 p. m.
Through facight tq and from Baltimore
every day. Local freight Tuesday and
Friday at 9.80 a. m. ?
THE ANNAPOLIS
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B ILL i>PEX
Monday Evening, Jan’y 26.
Three Sessions Daily.
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Special Ladies Scssio^ # - 10 to 12
(admission and skates 10c.)
Afternoon session, - - 2;30t05
(admission lOu skates 10c.)
Evening session, | - 7.*30 to 10:30
(admission 15f, skates 10.)
Children’s session Saturday morning.—
Admission and skatesllO cents.
Competent instructors each session,
objectionable to the man
agement not admitted! jan22
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is iieri&y given, That
| the subscriber hal obtained from the
Orphans’ Court of Anke Arundel County,
In Maryland, Letters* of Administration
on the personal estatejof
GEORGE R|LLMAN,
late of Anne Arundel ebunty, deceased; all
persons having claimsiagainft the sasdde
ceased, are hereby to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, on or
Before the 25 th dip July, 1885,
They may otherwise, |y law, be excluded
from all benefit of tl|j said estate. All
persons indebted to raid estate are re
quested to mflke immediate payment.
Given under my haisl this soth day of
January, 1885. *
EMMA A, RULLMAN,*
jan22 Administrat ix, Annapolis, Md.
Kindling I Wood!
I am prepared to furbish to families the
the very best Kindling Wood, sawed
and split or not split, ai lower figures than
can be had elsewhere. ?
Single load, best Pink, - 80 cents.
*• *• “ - 100
Double “ “ *M - 175
“ •* “ Pin?, -1 50
Orders left at Mr. Wocfley’s Grocery and
Provision Store, coracij Maryland avenue
and Prince George strept, will be prompt
ly attended to.
jan23-lm DAVIDSON CLAUDE.
STATE CAPITAL
Cigar Store.
WM. J.TIIOOD,
Cor. State Circle <£ Cornhill St.
DEALER
FISE MRS am TOBACCO,
010-ARETTS, <ScC.
Together with a geneia.l assortment of
Snsker'* ■f<*i*Ul.
All the best brands in Smoking and Chew
ing Tobacco always on hand.
The Bnt a Cent Clfr In the City.
Give me a trial if you wa&t a good article
and satisfaction. declo ly
MS. SIGMUND,
Mrn tmwm.
Live Hatter.”
Call an me nee and yam m"U become a per
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NEWS.
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City *b County.
LOCAL NEWS OF THE DAY
The Visiting Oyster Shuckers.
Tiventv-five oyster shuckers of Balti*
more, eleven of whom arc white,
came down this morning aud secured
Galilean Hall on East street, where a
meeting was held to-day. The object
of their visit is to aid the Annapolis
shuckers. This morning a short ses
sion was held, but as only a few An
napolis shuckers were present it was
decided to take a recess until the
afternoon. A colored sbucker called
the meeting to order. M. T. Mclutire
was made president, James Biddle,
vice-president, B. Simms, the secre
tary, John Henning, financial secre
tary and A. Hathaway, treasurer.
The Annapolis shuckers organize
an. association with Robert Queen,
president. John H. Brice and two
others will go to Baltimore and % get
the funds for the Annapolis strikers,
amounts to about $4 a week for each
man A resolution declaring that
they would not work at the reduced
price was adopted: 1 The Baltimore
shuckers reassembled in the afternoon
and decided to recommend to the Bal
timore meeting that each Baltimore
shuker contribute 20 cents a week to
the Annapolis strikers.
. A Skating Rink Case.
The Capital stated sometime
since that a test case was being tried
in Boston, as to the right of colored
people to visit a skating rink in that
city, which was designed by the pro
prietors to be exclusively for the use
of the bon ton of that city. Two col
ored youths were refused admittance,
and brought suit. After a protracted
trial the manager was fined the full
penalty of the law—a fine of SSO in
each case. The colored people of
Annapolis,as a rule, be it said to their
credit, have too much pride and self
respect to force themselves into com
pany where their presence is offensive
to oar-fastidious and sometimes less
respectable white persons. The man
ager of our skating rink is not likely
to be troubled by our well-behaved i
colored population if it is known their
presence is not wanted.
Vr* toO*M you
The board of district commission
ers of Washington has given notice
that there is no objection to armed
military companies entering the Dis
trict of Columbia to participate in the
ceremonies of dedicating the Wash
ington Monument on the 22d proximo
and the inauguration of President
Cleveland on the 4th of March. Now
then, let oar patriotic boys fix up
their shooting irons in time to be on
hand at these important ceremonies.
Those who want office can carry their
petitions and other documents in
their knapsacks. ' ;
What the Capital Gives.
The Evening Capital as a local
family paper, gives daily not only all
the local topics of interest transpiring
in, the city and county, but in addi
tion from seven to eight columns mis
cellaneous topics, household, scientific,
&c , making in all twelve columns of
reading matter daily or seventy two
columns weekly, and all for six cents
a week. More than any other paper
published in the county. It is the
best local newspaper published in the
county.
St. Mary’s Female Seminary.
The trustees of the St. Mary’s Fe
male Seminary in their report to the
Governor, shows the Institution to be
in a flourishing condition. Anne
Arundel has a free scholarship in the
seminary.
Prof. Ford on Hand!
The splendid Elocutional Treat at
the First M. E. Church on Friday i
night! Don’t fail to be there early!
Admission 25 cents, and children 2
for 25 cents.
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The Festive Mananose.
Bluff Point, on the Government
farm, is the objective point for mana
nose hunters when the tide is low,
and early in the morning is the time
to wrestle with the festive shell fish
that buries itself deep into the mud.
A tiny hole in the surface generally
indicates where the mananose is to be
found napping, and the large force
that generally swarm the shores
have to work energetically to get a
good mess for the table. Some of our
citizens aro quite expert with the
spade. It is considered a very bad
day for mananosing when “Commo
dore” John Daniels cao’t show a
large basketful of them as the result
of few hours’ work,and it is said sev
eral other Annapolitans who follow
mananosing more for a business than
for pleasure, are likewise handy at
this “occupation. An enterprising
“mananoser” in Annapolis cleans and
sells them at 20 cents a quart, ready
for cooking, and has built up quite an
extensive trade in his line. When
fried or stewed they equal, if not sur
pass, their kinsfolk, the oyster. As
mananoses can only be caught at cer
tain periods the shores are generally
crowded when the tide is low, and
there is sufficient interest taken in the
sport by hunters to compensate for
the bleak winda and the other incon
veniences that are encountered in the
little beds where the succulent mana
nose lies.
Work fortheLoc.il Improvement Asso
ciation.
Perhaps no single spot in town is
capable*t)f so much improvement, at
slight expense, as the State House
grounds in the immediate rear of the
Comptroller’s office. *At the very
head of the Avenue leading from the
Naval Academy aud the Post office,
*it is now apparently a place of deposit
for the cinders from the heating apa
ratns of the Capitol. A low orna
mental fence would hide these. A
fountain and a few flowers would
rtake things attractive.
The Naval Appropriation.
In the Honse the conference report
on the naval appropriation bill was
agreed to yesterday. It now goes to
the Senate, and if that august body
can spare a little time to-day or to
morrow from their labors in behalf
of railroad monopolies, our Naval
Academy employes will probably be
returned to their duties on the Ist
of February.
Wmmmmmrnm
Tne Cold Weather.
Heavy snow storms prevailed yes
terday in many parts of the country,
accompained in the western section
with fierce blizzards and the coldest
temperature to an unprecedented point
and railroad travel was seriously in
terfered with. In this county the
snow fall was succeeded with a bright
sun at an early hoar in the morning,
and the A. A E. was on time, as us
ual.
Personal Mention.
The Baltimorean of Saturday says:
“A young gentleman of Baltimore,
who has just tarried a week or so in
Annapolis, says he never before saw
so many pretty girls in a place of its
size.”
Mrs.Ed win Cole and daughters are
stopping at Mrs. Curtin’s on King
George street, and not Mrs. “Emma,”
as stated in yesterday’s Capital.
Don’t miss Prof. Ford on Friday
night at Firiat M.*E. Church.
Cooking School.
Miss Juliet Corson is making a bit
in Baltimore, teaching the art of cook
ing. Some of the Annapolis ladies
we understand, have caught on to the
cooking fever and contemplate the es
tablishment of a cooking school in our
midst shortly.
££TGo to see McKioney, the
Champion Skater of The Oil and Iron
Circuit, at the Rink—Every day this
week.
- Revival Services.
Interesting Revival Services at the
First M. E. Church to-night! Bring
I Gospel Hymns. / .. < ‘
PRICE ONE CENT
P HA R M A CY!
TT 60 TO
R. ¥/. Goodman,
£ DRUGGIST,
11 For Pare Drag* na<l
i'komleftb,
M Aho the Beet Brandeof
A OIQARS.
Prescription* carefully compounded
Cby the proprietor .
Soda, Vichy and Deep Rock con*
Y ntautly on draught.
tSTGitt me a call. sepld-ly
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(For the Evening Capital.)
Look at the Other Side*
Mr. Editor :—I take you at your
wofd when you state that your col
umns arc open to both sides of the lo
cal option question, and beg leave to
make the following observations :
If local option is such a very great
blessing why is it that two-thirds of
our merchants (some of them hereto
fore leading temperance men) openly
declare that they would vote to-mor
row to repeal the obnoxious law ?
Strip the local option question of its
moral aspect, and the argument In Us
favor falls entirely to the ground, so
far as Annapolis is concerned.
Observer.
A Marriage in the County.
Mr. Ezra R. Sbeckells was mar
ried yesterday to Miss Lillie Haw-||
kins at the residence of the bride’s
father, Mr. Wm, \V\ Hawkins, of the
2nd district. Rev. Wm. McDonnell|
officiated. Quite a handsome recep
tion was given to those in attendance
on the nuptials by the hospitable
host ; and after spending several en
joyable hours over the feast of good
things, the bride left with the groom
for her new home and new dnties at
the residence of the groom, on South
river, where we wish them many
years of happy enjoyment,
A Walking Buffalo.
Mr. Julius Wamkassell, keeper
of Thomas’ Point Light House was
in town to-day, wrapped in a Buffalo
robe overcoat, the kind* they wear in
Montanua, when the thermometer
stands about 40 degrees below zero.
Mr. Wamkassell, says ice formed last
night, half way the bay, and it was
with difficulty that steamers could
navigate.
Talcing Refsce in Oar Martoar.
t Five tugs were compelled to 'seek
safety in our-harbor yesterday, being
ooable to get up to Baltimore with
their tows. A large fleet of oyster
vessels were stopped by the ice and
anchored in Sandy Point. The sebr.
Herald, ashore at Horn Point, was
relieved yesterday and anchored in
the harbor.
The Skating Rink,
This new venture appears to be
well supported by our citizens, con
sidering the very cold weather since
its opening and the slippery condition
of oar streets for pedestrians.
Local Hews.
Local news was particularly scarce
today. Our indefatigable reporter
was everywhere with his keen eyes
and sharp ears wide open, bat*not n
sight could he see, nor an item could
he get
EP-Go to see McKinney, the
Champion Skater of The Oil and Iron
Circuit, at the Rink—Every day this
week.
Pond’s Extract. To stop bleeding from
lungs, nose, gums, stomach, bowels,
uterus, piles or elsewhere Its action is
remarkable for promptness mid effi
cacy. #
JrSlF"Gk> to see McKinney, the
Champion Skater of The Oil and Iron
Circuit, at the Rink—Every day this
week.
Mrs. Goldsborough, widow of Rear
Admiral Goldsborough, a former Su
perintendent of the Naval Academy*,
died in Washington yesterday.
tSTGo to see McKinney, the Champnio
Skater of The Oil and Iron Circuit, at the
Rink—Every day this week.
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