Evening capital., September 17, 1895, Image 1

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I hit' thou■sind dollars worth of
■ ~:h „ r made *uit- made of the K>xl
made fahries and the fine kind
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and ent. -i) e. finish and fancyat
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ho* their week’s wajres will
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tnu.ro" x.inshine and irladness
BR, e. run home. This is iroiiiit to
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old.
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I, ln-eat and sleep less.
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- i'at i-n’t one leiqred
Hloii'HM it 111 Mill. till, see how
>.i.an ret here today to get the first
. .enth.'ar thu. There's nothing
Hat, ootbitur saved.
Hcideitoroer & Go.,
■otniers tor_tHe Masses.
Rm ii lla tiav're-t.. ipposite Hanover St..
very late temtrht. I 8S
Rmnts, for SALE, LOST, tO.
Ker>a e. for Kent. IsisL Found, *c.
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'l‘h'i SAt’ents. anti additional lines In
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■m SI,OOO 55,000
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■ JAMKS M. MUNROE,
R Att'y ami Trustee.
R FOR SAI.K CHEAP.—A DE-
Mit\ ui k i.ot at East port, 100 feet
f’tJC ft. deep, uiirith Street Apply to
■OBSAI.K.-A ST. JOHN’S COL-
I KORKSS FNirOKM COAT.—
-SW. \ppiy at thisortice. sl7
SALK A YOUNG HORSE.
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ti M , „ (~i n j.,.at HAYTON. at a
V|'| .y I' M irket space. slti
■ (ST.-ON FRIDAY, SEPTEM
S' -'ik to or from iJlouoester St.
nSi,! ' liaseri Store, ati ANCHOR
R PIN If! dh pearls. A lilwral reward
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i t >I,I,EGE GREEN, A
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... ''■*' and brown checked ribbon.—
a*■ w ,, „ returned ta Ul Prince
Jsl4w
B A V> M a \ \\ ANTED.- A Ill'S
b’l'u si'!itati\ e in all larre cities, to
' :i< * of h: < h snide Cigars. Liberal
tv. u! *,Si I * 4 ** w:th r; * rt,t partidk J.
RV^ W LKS A CoC li Chamlier*
Vork - *dw
R/>T.-sKT of rosary beads
f iv ftom Gloucester te Market
Bki -reward if left at No. 7 Goucester
■ sf-w
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R- ix„,'. n used, as the owner has no use
Bn ' vNS A NT’S Hoard; uk.
Ruai,.hT ,i:nn tr Ntables, til West Street,
sliw
B| h KOK RENT. - FURNISHED
|Kttr r ' 'll*' " vvery convenience. For
■ “* Market Street,
Bk! ''Alk -flkniture and;
4ouble aud -tiajrlo
at office. 4
I ' V T / ;i ' ALT-' va- vjA I.ESMAN
: Jfv)vf qisVxpitai. W©offer
:.y jh Shoe for men.
stamp.i A.
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E- each county. Worth
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dealers: experience
■*<7 s;de - ine - Ti.oo a month.-
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:T H E
MASON-KENNEDY *
HOME SCHOOL,
Open tie Ftirtl Tear Sept. 23rd, 119 S.
Courses Four—Ksitecirtlly atiapted to
the needs of young people wishing
to terminate their school life at a
high-grade school or to prepare for
a Collegiate Course. *
Ancient Languages, Belle-Letters, His
tory and Philosophy, under charge
of the Principal,
Elizabeth Browning Mason, A. B.
Modern Languages, Art, Mathematics
under charge of specialists.
For information and circular apply to
MRS S. D. KENNEDY,
K lt-Sm. ANNAPOLIS, MD.
The Mel Kiiflenartei
German System,
WILL OPEN IN ANNAPOLIS. MD,
Tuesday, October the Ist, 1895.
For pirticulara apply to
Miss S. H. WORTHINGTON,
ilii TH Prince Ueorare SL. Annapolis. Md.
Q For Sale or Rent . ffi
The Fine Three-f>tory BRICK RESI
DENCE, No. 69 Church Street. Can
lie rented on moderate terms or bought
at a bargain. Apply to
DANIEL R. RANDALL,
<f 21 Arundel Building.
For Sale
ONE HOUSE, 18 Randall Street, and one
No. > Hanover Street. For particular*
Apply to W. ft. SMITH.
sltSw tIT Gloucester Street.
HOUSEHOLD FOBHITURE FOB SALE.
Piano, Itureaus, Wushetands, Sofa. Bed
stead*. Walnut F.xtennlon Table. Safe, Chairs.
Lami>e,Stoves, Ac . will besold cheap at No.
PJ I 'llanover Str**eL Also HOUSE and IAIT
will in* sold cheap forcaah. Apply IX® ’*" n
o\ cr Street, Annapolis, Md. sH>
SPECIAL NOTICE.
—TO—
Consumers of Coal.
1 have concluded to sell COAL dur
ing SEPTEMBER at the saiflc prices
and u}h)u the same terms as I tiid in
August, viz:
ANTHRACITE COAL I
Per Ton of 2,240 lbs., viz :
Broken or No. I, $4.30
or No. 2, - 4.40
Stove or No* 3, - 4,60
Nut or No- 4, - 4,50
JOSEPH f. BASIL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In .
©(MOL ® ®
—AND—
No order will be taken fbr less than 2 TONS
at these prices, and for over 20 TONS A
SPECIAL PRICE WILL BE GIVEN.
TERMS POSITIVELY CASH ON KECEIPT
OF THE OhDKK OR WITHIN 30 DAY’S
AFTER THE DELIVERY OF THE COAL.
ms S M. BASIL.
8 7m _
WJVI. DUVAIi, dP.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
COHL +
-AND
+ WOOD.
Clean Coal& Full Weight Guaranteed.
Having enlarged my Coal Yard and
having a full supply of the best
READING COAL
Of ail the various sizes, I will sell
to the public at the LOWEST
TRICES. Special prices will be
given those who intend buying large
quantity. I also handle
STOVE WOOD,
delivering it in length* desired.
WM. DUVAL. Jr..
No. 129 West Street.
WANTEP.-HONEST, ENER
getic Men to solicit orders for Nursery
Stock. Permanent employment, expenses
and salary. Write at ouoefor terms and ter
ritory for fall delivery. The R. G. Chase 00.,
I*3o South Penu Square, Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED.—ACTIVE LADY OR
T GENTLEMAN to represent us in a plea*
ant. profitable business. Permanent position.
A manor woman without experience can make
money fast, easy and honorably. Territory
rapidly taken. Address SHEPP A CO., P. O.
Box 7>. Pflila . Penna. ® 11m
Salesman wantidto-ellour
GOODS by Sample to the wholesale and
retail trade: sell on sbrht to every busineas
man or firm: liberal salary and expenses paid;
permanent position. For terms address with
stamp. Centennial Mfg. 00.. Milwaukee, Wi*.
-*Flyr.
For Sale Cheap,
My stock of No* ions. Lady's and Children’s
Ready-Made Underwear, Fancy Goods, Ac.,
in the Store No. 55 Main street. Also a lot of
Household Furniture. For sale at a bargain.
Apply to Mrs. M. M. WHITE.
8 21 55 Main street.
A LOCAL. FAMILY JOUBWAL—PEVOTEP TO THE ,ET INTEREST OF THE C.TV, COUNTY AND TATE.
I ARE YOU
BA N K RU PT i n health,
constitution undermined by ex
travagance in eating, by disre
garding the laws of nature, or
physical capital all gone, if so,
NEVER DESPAIR
Tutt’s Liver Pills will cure you.
For sick headache, dyspepsia,
sour stomach, malaria, torpid
liver, constipation, biliousness
and all kindred diseases.
Tutt’s Liver Pills
an absolute cure.
ORPHANS’ COURT.
OMclal Disposition of the Affairs of Wid
ows and Orphan..
The OrphniiH’ Court met today with
Chief Judge Dodson and Associate Judg
es Hawkins and Tydings on the beiieh,
and Register of Wills Baldwin and Sher
iff Lintbicum, present. The following
business was transacted:
The last will and testament of Henry
Schaefer, was filed and admitted to pro
bate. He leaves all of his property real
and }ersonal to his wife, Elizabeth
Schaefer, for her absolute use and benefit.
The issues framed and liled in this
Court by agreement of Cornell, James
M. Monroe and Dennis Claude, Kstjr ,
on the 12th of September in the matter
of tlie estate of 11. M. Bagel, were er
dered to lie tiansmitted to the Circuit
Court for trial at October ensuing.
Renunciation of Noah Chisley and*
others to right to administer on the es
tate of Washington Cheslcy, deceased
also i ecom mending in his stead B. It’
Anderson, was filed and approved and
ordeied to be recorded
letters of administration on the es
tate of the late Henry Schaefer, were
gianted to Elizabeth Schaefer.
Tlie “Limited Mail*’ Lat Night.
Little Beatrice w’:ts tha “guiding
star” in the “Limited Mail” performed
at the Upera House last night in the
presence of a large and appreciative aud
ience. Her dancing was especially fine
and striking. “The Limited Mail” is a
realistic drama in four acts by Elmer E.
Vance, and abounds in many exciting
incidents, including the appearance on
the stage of an almost real railroad
train, realistic saw-mill scene, a wonder
ful telegraph sceuc, and others that keep
the audience in fever heat. Besides Bea
trice, who is known in the cast as “Jim
llarland,” other prominent characters
are taken by C. T. Motrin, George VV.
Sparks, George Barr, E. 11. LeDne, W.
C. Caughlm, Will Spalding, G. Sparks,
Avery Bryton Smithey, Ida Vance, A.
Kerr aud Winifred Eveieth. The ap
preciative comments made will Insure
the “Limited Mail” Company a hearty
welcome on their return to Annapolis.
Last August while workin in the
harvest field I became overlteaUJed, was
suddenly attacked with cramps and was
nearly dead. Air. Cummings, the drug
gist, gave me a dose of Chamberlain s
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
which completely relieved me. I now
keep a Itottle of the remedy handy. A.
M. Bunnell, Den tirville, Washington.
For sale by Feldmeyer Brtis, City
Drug Store.
ATTENTION JUNIORS!
... .. all MEMBERS of
Annapolis Council No.
reqested to meet at the
ARMORY on
Street, TO-MOR
ROW NIGHT, at 8.30
O’clock Sharp, to act as escort of the
Ameiicau Guards of Baltimore, who
will arrive here at 9 o’clock. Dark
clothes and w bite gloves are requested,
si7 By Order of the COMMITTEE.
Notice to Creditors.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Sub
scriber of Anne A-uniJel county, ha* ob
tained from the Orphan's Court of Anne
Aruneel county , in Maryland, letter* of Ad
ministration on the personal estate of HEIN
RICH C.V.SCHAEFER,Iate of Anne Arun
del County, deceased. All person* having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouch
ers, thereof, to the subscriber, on or la-fore
the
20TU DAY OF MARCH, 18WS.
They may otherwise by law, be excluded
from mil benefit* of the said estate. All per
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 17th day f Pep
tembt'r* I ®*' EL | ZAUKTH sell A K PER.
Annapolis, Md. Administrator, c. t. a.
Headquarters for Wall Paper
—AT—
R. t. STRANGE. 6 SON.
Ilaviitc just received n full line of AA all
ffciper from New York and I’hiladel
]lhia. • are prep* red to do nil kinds
of Artistic Decorating at the Lowest
Possible Prices.
Paper at - 5,1 ail ID lots par nil.
tali Pap at 1,12, IS, 20 125 c. “
Rooms Papered from $4 upwards.
Gold moulding from 2c. ft. upwards.
Also House Palntino, #
Graining & Sion Writing.
§4T We are also Sole Agents for Md.
“Brand” Ready-M : xed Paints, guaran
teed to be as good as any in the market
at 81.25 |>ergal.
Mail orders promptly attenned to.
Give us a call and lie convinced that
we can give you tne best work for the
least money. All work guaianteed to
give satisfaction. Country orders a
specialty.
R. E. STRANGE & SON,
73 Main Street. s!6
ANNAPOLIS. MD., TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. 1895.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
WEATHER REPORT.
V B. IXCPAKTMICWT lit AamOOLIUK*
WTUTHtH IICHEAU.
Wuhluxuiu. I*. C.. Bept. I*.
KohKCAST fOIIAtKAPOUS ASP VICI9UTV.
The United Stale* weather bureau far*
caat for Auuapoli* and vicinity, tweu
□ty four hour* U lor Wednesday. ffenci
■“ , y W. L. Noun,
Chief of Weather Bure*u v
Maximum lefnuerature
Minimum ternuereture... mi
SKPTEMHKK 17.
THE BUN AND M*ON
Sun Htse* 5.4 W t Moon Uiw* 3.04 A. A
Sun Bet*. .#.121
CAPITAL JOTTINGS
Picked i p Here aud There by Our tblqul
too* itevorter*
—Warmer weather.
—Cornet Baud practiced last night.
—Have you beeu to nee Lalla Rookh
—The ice mau Ik not on hi# vacatio
yet.
—The straw hat will soon be off fn
the winter.
—Peaches are on the wane, and prict
rule high.
—Soon the buckwheat cakes will b
on the bill of fare.
Wall paper Sets, per roll at R. I
Stbangk& Son.
—Go to the politician meeting an
boom the next governor.
—Advertise in the Capita!, an
watch your business grow.
—Mr. Hurst will deliver hlssalutatio
address to-night. Don’t fail to hea
him.
—When stopping your subsciptiou t
your paper see that you are not in ai
rein s.
—W. 11. Vansant is acting assistan
BU|>erviKor of election vice H. B. Tayloi
resigned.
—The Sunday Herald was a grea
paper, and eagerly sought for by Ainu
politaiis.
—A number of Annapolitans let
here today for the tournament at SI
Margaret ts.
—The oold wave was met by a brai
band and giveu a hearty welcome. Sen
us another.
—We are glad that the cool spell gav
us a chance to spit on our hands an
take told again.
—Public schools opened yesterda
with large attendance. Mule depart
meat overcrowded.
- Rooms papered from $4.00 a piec
upwards, satisfaction guaranteed R. b
Strange & Son.
—lf your name is not on the registr*
tion 1 looks have it put there at onci
Only one day more.
—lce is reported in New York, snot
in Pennsylvania aud frosts in Maryland
Sunday last.
—Everytime a stray bone is found i
a cellar it is charged up to the villainou
account of Holmes.
Whenever you get tired of a papei
snuff out your part of it and go to bee
The other jets will burn.
—The county commissioners were ii
session today and transactedlonSy loutin
business of the Board.
—All roads lead to Mecca todaj
Every train has brought ciowds to th
politieal meeting tonight.
—Come and examine our stock c
wall paper, it is a pleasure to show on
goods li. E. St it a noe A Son.
—lt takes some money to run a dail
paper, so we hope our readeis will t
prompt in paying in for it each week.
—Baby Cleveland will push the elei
trie button at Gray Gables that will s
in motion the machinery at the Atlant
Exposition.
—Eight huudred touging licenses hav
lieen issued to Anne Arundel oystermei
aud increase of 200 compared with thi
lime last year.
—Thirty * fourth class poetmastei
were appointed yesterday, of whor
twenty-four were to fill vacancies caui
ed by deaths or resignations.
—Heavy frosts are reported througl
out New York. Peunsvlvania an
New Jersey. West Philadelphia eve
went so far as to have a light suow.
—State’s Attorney GanttGantt, wa
at the Court House a short while todaj
for the first time siuoe he injured hi
leg at Atlantic City some weeks ago.
—Saturday night was a gala occasio
at the Herald office Baltimore, and tb
’’Temple of Troth” was one mass c
beauty and chivalry. Long live tb
Herald.
—A good many things can be foun
out about human uaturs by chargin
ten cents admission. The only way t
some people’s heart is through thei
poffket-book.
—Mrs. H. Schaefer received toda
through Mr. Shaw, treasurer of DeKal
Conclave No. 287 1. O. H„ one tboui
aud dollars, tbs amount of insurance o
her late Husband's life.
—Now that fall cleaning has com
menoed, is the time to get your room
papered by R. E. Sthangk & Son.
3|iiiiffiiiiriiwii— HMMnrrfrn
I Scrofula
Mist Dells Stevens, of BoMoa.Msox. |
as writes: I hsve always suffered from a
1: hereditary SeroftUa, far which I tried g
I' s * various remedies, and mmm lettable S
physician*, but bosm rettsved ml After g
taking fibotttas of g
lam now walL I s
ixitargrij J J 1
word*ofprKefor the wonderfuland- §
Sgt icine, ana in renom—ndlng to aIL |
1 3±m i
BIG MEETING TO NIGHT.
It Will Eclipse Anything Heretofore
—An Enthusiastic Send OS'.
The Democratic muss-meeting tonight
}in front of the City Hotel, under the
auspices of the Democratic Chilis of the
county, promises to eclipse anything of
the kind ever held in Anuupolis. The
e- old 4 ity Hotel will be attired in her
gayest dress, while gas-jets aud Chinese
lanterns will give brilliancy to the scene.
Several brass Winds will be present to
| discouise music during intervals of the
meeting. The clut<s will parade the
streets with torches headed by a hi ass
baud. S|ecial trains aud boats will
bring crowds fiom the county. Disliu
m guiahed speakers, in addition to the can
didates, will addies* the meeting. Dr.
R. il Green, Dr. Claude and Dr. Wells,
it- who are on the reception committee,
will meet the speakers at the Maryland
Hotel aud escort them to the place of
speaking.
W The meeting will lie called to order
>u by Gen. F. A. Bond, inspector of weights
and measures of the district of Coluin.
l,r bia, who will announce the foil*wing
officers of the eveniug; President, Stale
68 Senator R. Moss; with thirty-nine vice
Lie presidents, including fifteen from An
napolis; Secretaries, B. R. Anderson,
E. J. A. Childs, W. M. Ilollady.
<d PERSONAL MENTION.
>d Tho Who Go and Tlium Who Como.
Mrs. R. G. Elliot and soil, left today
for a visit to friends in Baltimore.
Mr. Henry L. West, representative
. of the Washington Port is in Annapo
-10 lis
t- ’
Mr. Chas. Duvall, has returned home
from Ocean City where he has spent, the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. WUeu of Martinsburg,
at W. Va., are the guests of her sister Mrs.
a . Holly, Market street.
Mis. Mattingly and her mother, Mrs.
Medley left here today to take up their
;t # residence in Washington.
Horace Holidayoke, who has been
M spending a pleasant time in Ceutrevillc,
U 1 has returned to Annapolis.
Miss Mable Linthicum, has gone to
Vft Easton as a delegate to ths 44 r.” con
ltj vention which meets there.
Governor Brown and his children,
iV .MiBB May and Frank Jr., are on [a out
./ trip at Thousand Island. Lake George,
aud Lake Champlain.
Misses Emnm ami Katie Feldmeyer,
g have returned fromAsbury Park, Ocean
’ Grove, and New York, where they have
been spending the summer.
a * The likeness of Mr. E. S. Riley, the
e * Amni|K>lis correspondent, appeared in
Sunday’s Herald, , also that of his dangli
n' ter Miss Edith Kilty, who is corrcspon
d, dent from the Woman’s College, for the
Herald.
ng The Modern Beauty
Thrives on good food and sunshine, with
ir, plenty of exercise in the open air. Her
d! form glows with health and her face
blooms with its beauty. If her system
i.. needs the cleansing action of a laxative
. remedy, she uses the gentle and pleasant
liquid laxative Syrup of Figs.
Ha Doesn’t Live Here.
It is estimated that only one wage
(>f earner in ten thousand in this country
|r is a millionaire.— Haberstoxen Globe.
Nor here either, my brother.
WUI Keep Warm.
Fessrs. Gilbert and Mustermnn, cor
(C- ner of East street and State Circle have
et just had a large and elaborate heating
tH apparatus put up at their drug store,
the “Central” by which the entire huild
_e ing will be heated this winter. The
n work was done by Mr. Oliver League
•is Maryland Poniloicr*.
Pensions have beeu issued to Mary
rß landers by the government as follows:
m Original Widows, &c.—Leatha Golds
l8 ‘ borough, Hollywood, St. Mary’s coun
ty. Mary A. Shorter, Baltimore. Re
h- issue— Philadelphia Brust, Barton, Al
id legany county,
sn
“Lalla Rookh."
84 The fireworks s]>ectaele of ‘’Lalla
Ji Rookh” will begin its second week in
118 Baltimore tonight, and the perform
ance will be repeated Wednesday and
)n Thursday. The displays of firewoks
he will be changed nightly and numerous
of novelties and specialties will be intru
de duced. _
Tlmonluin Fair Kaglaa Today.
ig The officers and suiierinteudeuts had
to a busy time yesterday entering and ar
il. ranging exhibits for the county fair,
which begin at Timonium Baltimore
county today,
*7 Permission has beeu giveu to the jun
to iors of the House of Refuge to attend
•- the fair Wednesday. The Refuge Band,
hi composed of hoys in the other depart
ments of the institution, will accom
pany the juuiors.
(18 . ——
To Lay a Coroar Stone.
9 The trustees and building committee
. of the Wesley Chapel Methodist Episco-
K 1 Church have invited the Masonic
der, through their secretary, Benja
| min Russell, to assist iu laying the cor-
E ner-stoue of the new Wesley Chapel
E Church, corner of Prince George street
k and Maryland avenue. The corner
fa stone will be laid in about three weeks.
Vacation Tims
k Is at luad and is gladly welcomed by
e all,especially those whose duties iu lifs
P have caused them to greatly run down
E their system to meet the requirements,
E nhysioal and mental, forced upon them.
fa With these and others, it is important,
g whether at home, at the sea-shore or in
the country, that some thought be given
p to diet, and as further assistance to
Nature, a good building-up medicine
H like Hood’s Sarsaparilla had best be
p resorted to. If the digestion is poor,
3 liver deranged and frequent headaches
fa seem to be the rule, Hood’s will change
p all this aud enable everyone to return to
S; their home and business iu a refreshed
E state of miad and bodily health.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
For the Cotton States and Internation
al Exposition, at Atlanta, Ga.
The ’Liutbein Railway operates nearly
live ihoutao 1 tullea of ioid in eigtt of
the boutliern States and its bne* e iter
Atlanta Ga , from five diffetenl point*
of the compaaa w aldi ngton l. r.. Is
the Northern or Eastern icrminus o r <>n<
of its lines, which Is oj erat d in counec
tlo i with the Pennsylvania ltd mad, —
* the stantia d railroad of Am**rica.” tx
tween New York through Ehila 1e | h ! a,
Baltimore, Washington f>. , Lynch
burg and UmvlUe. Va„ Ureenboro and
Charlotte. N.O. Spartansburgand G ecn
vllle. f*. C . At ants. Ga , Montgomery
aud Alobile. A a,end New Or’eans. with
cmnectioß at Baltabury for Vahevide,
Hot >prin s, Knoxville and (h.tianoo
ga. at ( barlotte for C'oluiibia. Augunla,
-avannah and Jacksonville, and at Ai-
Unta for Bln Ingham, Memphi*, Mar on
and Southern Georgia, ."olid veMlbu ed
limite I trains, with through day co idle ,
Pullman Drawing-room Mleeper* and
Dining-cars Time b.tween Washington
and Atlanta, eighteen bourn, wl.hout a
change of cars of any clsrs.
Th* Southern Railway 1* the only line
which enters and lands pustieugersin the
Exposition Grounds and no effort or ex
pense has been spared by the manage
ment in the improvement of Its roadbed,
increasing the number of Us coaches and
inaugurating Its own dining car service
preparatory to handling expeditious t
and comfortably the heavy travel to and
from Atlanta during the t'ottou Mtate
And In ernatlonal Expostii n, which will
open September lblh and close December
aist, 1895. Un Tuesdays and Thursdays
from September 17ih to December 24th,
inclusive, excursion tickets will be s >ld
(torn Waehingrou, D O, to Atlanta.
Ga.aifAOt), good for return ten days
from date of sale. Excursion tickets will
be sold every day from 8 ptemb r 16th,
untii December lfith. Inclusive, from
Wachlngion at $19.v5, goad for return
twenty days from date ot saia, and ex
cursion tickets for the entire Exposition
season with final limit of January 7th,
1896, will be sold from S pieiuher 16ih.
uutii December 15th, inclusive, at s‘26 25.
.Map f >lde s furnished, Pul man sleeping
Car rtservaiions mate up u application.
L. 8 BROWN,
Geu’l. Agt. Pass. D pt.
J. M. CULP. VV A. tURR,
1 raffle Manager, Gen. Pass. Agt
Washington, D. C.
NEWS IN THE STATE.
Coiulemted from Our Dally ami WeFkljr Ka
chsnsH,
Princess Anne, Md., is taking wteps
for a water supply of that town.
Oxford, Md.. will celebrate ito two
hundredth anniversary September 2otL>.
Four thousand three hundred and nine
ty-three new names were registered in
Baltimore yesterday.
ntate Senator Pinkney J. Bennett was
noun sated for a third term yesterday
Irv the young Democracy of Carroll
county.
Judge Stump interposed to prevent
the register of voters of Cecil county
from sitting at a place different from
the oue advertised.
It is stated that the Republicans of
Harford county will indorse Michael,
the Democratic uominee for the Senate,
and Hanway for House of Delegates.
Reopening of St. John's College.
St. Sohn’s College opens tomorrow its
110th eellegiate year with a fine prost>ect
for a large roster and a successful year.
The college really is in its 200th year,
being a lineal descendent and heir to the
property of King William’s School,
founded in 1696.
AdvartUe JudtclouMly.
One reason why people never pay any
attention to and advertisements
daulied ou old fences, stables aud bridges
is because they do not know whether
they are reading the advertisement of
some firm that is still in business or one
that has lieen dead for years. When
people read advertisements in a newspa
per that is up-to-date they know the ad
vertiser is alive and doing business.
Resolution of Thank*.
The following resolutions were unani
mously adopted by the Quartetly Con
ference of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church:
Annapolis. Md., Sept. 16, 1895.
Whereas: We consider it our great
pleasure, aud duty, in an official capacity,
to give tome expression of our high ap
preciation of our pastor, Rev. Dr. W. L.
McDowell:
Resolved, That we have witnessed
with great satisfaction his untiring ener
gy aud zeal in soliciting and collecting
all the subscriptions for the adorningand
beautifying of our church, and biß i>er
sonal supervision of the work, when
nearly all the Board of Trustees thought
it could not be accomplished at this
time.
Resolved, That this Body and the
members and congregation of this church
will always cherish the heartiest recol
lection of, and gratitude to, our faithful
aud successful pastor.
Charles G. Feldmeyer,
Secretary of Quarterly Conference.
acknowledgment.
Annapolis, Md., Sept. 17,1895.
To the officers of the DeKalb Con
clave, I. O. 11. Gentlemen :—Permit
me to express t# you and through you
to the Supreme Officers of the Improved
Order of Heptasophs, my sincere and
hearty appreciation of your kindness in
so promptly—-only ten dips frpm the
day of death forwardiug to me the
amount of benefit due upon tne death of
my beloved husband, Henry Schaefer.
Trusting the good work may go on, and
the Order not only increase in number
and usefulness, bat that it may be a
blessing to all who are thus afflicted.
Sincerely yours,
* Elizabeth Schaefer.
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FALLING INTO LINE.
Formation of Anothor Democratic
Club.
An enthusiastic meeting of t he Demo
cratic voters of the First ward was held
at the Governor's (Juards Armory last
night when the First Ward Democratic
Campaign Club was formed. One hun
dred and t wenty-live were present. The
following were elected ofllccrs : Execu
tive committee, W, 11. Claude, John
Frank, Sr., John Nason, Win. P. Kill
man, Dr. George T. Marchand, Charles
K. Martin, EdwardSherlook; president,
Robert 11. Welsh; vice-president. Dr.
Abram Claude; score tv ry, Louis M.
Hopkins; treasurer, Elmer E. Parkin
son. In response to calls addresses were
made by Dr. Abram Claude and Elihu
S. Riley.
A Democratic Club was also formed
in the Second district on Saturday with
40 members.
NAVAL ACADEMY.
Altsrnateii l{|mrt for ICiainliiatlaii
Twenty-nine alternates have reported
for the cadet examination, which begins
at the Jhival Academy Tuesday. Forty
two have received permission to under
go the examination, taking the places
of principals who failed.
The third classmen are having great
Bi>ort in "running” the late additions
to the Naval Academy, known as
“plebs”or “functions.” Roach races,
singing old songs, making love to trees
and the like, writing poetry are some or
the amusements indulged in. It is said
that one of the new men who was hazed
a few days ago broke the Academy rec
ord by standing on bis head thirteen
hundred times.
Mnetlilt ofTli** “T."
A largely attended and interesting
meeting of the Young Woman's Chiis
tian Temierance In ion was held
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Miss Kalhrine Parlelt, Prince George
street. After the religions services and
reading the minutes the business ot the
meeting was transacted, and an enter
tainment for November, was settled
upon. This was the first regular meet
ing of the season.
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Citly.nii Mimt Illuuilnute.
The American Guardß of the Jr. O.
U. A. M. will arrive here tomorrow
evening on the steamers Columbia, Giles
and Louiae, and are expected to reach
the wharf at ft o'clock. The Annapolis
Council will assemble at the Armory
on East street and will march to the
wharf with fife and drum corps, to act
us an escort to the guests who will
{grads the city by the following reute :
Tincc George street to Randall, to
Church, to Conduit, to Gloucester, to
West, and counter march to Church
■ street, to Francis, to Maryland avenue,
i to I’riuce George street, to East street,
to Governor’s Guards Armory, where
lunch will be served. All citizens,
especially those along the line of march
1 are earnestly requested to illuminate.
Annapolis Driving I'rk Association.
1 The Annapolis Driving Park Associa
tion met in the Hotel Maryland yester
day and elected the following officers
President, W. J. Werntz; vice-president,
1 Col. L. 11. Gadd; treasurer, W. 11. Rull
man; secretary, F. A. Monroe. Direc
-1 tom—Charles Weiss, Jas. 11. Vansant,
i Joseph 11. Beilis, Edward Weiss, Job. ,
Smith, Wm. E. Merrill, L. A. Palmer,
I Charles W. Martin, Charles A. Crandall.
W. Ilallain Claude, Lemuel K. Taylor.
The Cole property has been leased for a
period of live years and it is the inten
tion of the gentlemen interested to im
mediately go to work and start operation
of nutting a regulation half-mile track
■ on the premises—said track to be used
;as driving and training track—and it
i is the hope of all interested that this
1 county will have grounds whereby a
[ yearly fair can be held, affording accora
i modations second to none in the State.
The next meeting of the Association
i will be held at the Hotel Maryland on
f Monday evening next at H o’clock and
’ further arrangements will then tie |er
i fected.
i —Wanted.—A young woman whose
K* cipal duty will be that of seamstress.
tu in house if desired. Wages, ten
dollars. Apply at the Capital office.