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New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
THE DISCUSSION IN THIS CRY.
, LESS HOPEFUL spiRir AaoVu rnH PRESIDENTS
rpipSbs

FRiRSbs
The departure of Senator Warner Miller ftein
the eitt inU the Interior Ui he State yesterday had
,,u,,,np eipet on ihe ilaesaitn aon the stnatbts.
lhD putelana ,hlnk that h8wetet NJ nht ~ htss
hatp ft-a.ted ne ui00sl6n ~ Nj Ai,hus ''ithas ~
NNi,p w,ih hesn 0n the tesien. ~ n8 lj,ret isehs
e,ii ,,Heh ates npBn ,ha, eaiiiaei; ihe iats 'has
ihnf asa nat ~ hatg ma eeepefl,,i Nhth hah hpFs
eenshiaganlf enAnlp apel ss hN, hlspss'r"s pipps
nu Mr Arthugls irlgnhs sh0 are hsp, ~ 'hp 'iik
ahnut the Senstarshp the naes ~ MI b'ss's ana MF
pepew are now mare IeaNenlif Weh'i"Hs"'
Mr. Eyartss candidacy is especially eo'nnnnden w
large number o peope, who while hey ave NOT ihae-
pendents Ia tho sense IA which that term Is now en-
poyed are independent OF and opposed tn n'ehhs poh
tics Of any kind Collector Robertson Is IN favor Of Mr.
Depcy and has earnest In counsciins his fricds
not to permit themselves to he drawn into the Arthur
movement friend OF Minister Morton said yesterday;
Mr. Morton has fairly earned the support OF evs,r
element OF the parry lie Is te psst Dersama "ma
ties which are known aud acknowledged lie wa; IN the
old time when such lines existed siaw manner ~, me "s IN
which he devoted time, labor aud money 70 the
late CAMPAIGN crerS ought sRspuScan 10 make in the party
II he il elected II will end for all time thc tK mat ,ne
% 20 into the contest next year without sngle han
dicap and In winning II will present new front 10 s
enemy undsturbed by the bygones that onsh' 10 oo '
as ygones."
Tha, President Arthurs ambition Is aroused Is in"i
Gated by the worl that comes from Warrington
prominent politician just returned from there sa'a ''
night ,. ,o., n,
beadway in the seuatorship matter ihcy are an . em
ragcd In IL. saw In Washington , VIII % Gn,,t ~
s'S,ar rrosbv Rustus Ransom. Cole,t Gouin' %.
nvu r,nnao lanes d. warrcn. cxCongre.sman Dayy, o,
Hoenes'1, G,ncrai Smart state Committeeman iiackett,
siss r. butcher Steve French, and good many others
y h,nct IA l OF the Scnat0rshn intrigue liatton
me M and chandler are scarcely thinking of anything
& You may be that with so many heads at work
effort something Is being accomplished
,, n ia dangerous any man To bccon> ths lea uns
candJa,s 40 early ;ght The opposi,ion generally
uncs to drag him down, and that may DC the ires''
,I.ut's Y pcrteucc."
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
A CHASE AFTER A BIG1HIoT
InY TELEGRAPH TO rns TRIBUNE.

BALTIMORE, Dec. S.-Scvcral years ago one
Wilson, of Manchester, Va, after marrying young Ei
OF that town, deserted her after short time ana went
south. lie was next heard Of Two years iatef III ID"
uinglam Ala where he married young girl OF prom
ncnt family and settled down His Virginia wife, as
soon as she discovered where he was, set out Tor DIT
mnglam Wilson was arrested, and after being III
dcted was let ont heavy bail lie ran away, anu is
bond snen had u pay his paii day ne N",",', ,.s
sirrcu,rrd hius, To the pucc here, saying that dt
trrtycs ON account of tho reward issued. had tacka
him ali over the United states For some tims ne nan
brr hiding with leli this city, hut The nlIilh wa"
lo, ,nueh lor him lie will bc cent south Or the action
of the Alabama authorities,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
4 WORLD'S UNION or GLdSS WORKERS
lny rrLnaaArn ~ rue ra'nusi.l

IBr rEikGdAtu 80 iHr tHihus ~
PirrsBURG, Dec S.-The window glass
worker. ~ the world ara all In union lho ~
ganlation was conplood Ia England on Saturday hver
sinco the International conyoniion ~ window s'"s'
akolH was held IN belgium, n",rly year ago. aRta'"'H
n, brrn forming assemblies ~ al parts ~ England w.
a. pruuy f,rmrrly assistant sooolary ~ iha homo ~
nulaiion was Que of The f0rom0st organizers h' !"
nov employed by the International Asso'in'en, lno
i,uis m ln hrfn inreiNrd nrWh w any i!"h
u'.sI, Donuy ana Irank the latter being ,hn i'h'n,hl
of me English non, iuth stated hat W" ofA,,h'i"
t lhn Wu,koH ihrfe was nov complete ehbfn,hH "Neif
,Ltlled emUnye Ia the Kingdom The hradHhiir'H ~" al
s,u,,,u, the rsnlru ~ the window gnfs Industry ~
IupIalid,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
s,,rNpy sutIIrD AND CAPTURED.

DoNGoLA, Dee. S.-Thc messenger who
reached here yesterday from klaroum says That the
officer sent by General Gordon to capture shchdy
sbced the inhabitants ont Of that place ard TOOK many
prisoners He says also that small parties Oh rcocs
make daily attacks Khartoum, bu are invariably re
pulsed with heavy loss.
Ctino Dee 9.-It IL reported at Dongola That the
Nald had accepted the challenge 70 his ptOnhtuc
po,vara proposed hy General Gordon IL - asserted tha
h. tried to iuakc his followers walk across the Me ana
thereby lost 1000 men. Arcuring to other reports,
however the Madi remains at Maiglt anu is nhilr no
,r,rr to intercept the conveys sent by General Gordon
tO Shpudt.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
fRANcE AND MApAeAscAR.

PANS Dee. s.-'lhe report of the uerosi-
,i0ne bt,ute the Madagascar committee vac shihlt'ta
,H ,he t'ha,nht, ~ Delniits tbday Aiinai uallie'
in, hir iiine ttnth euniadei ~ Madagascar ~ Me
ntinslliaN salh ,hat Enrarh iah 'ith u binr a'ont
au understanding be,wten tiantt anh iht iibtae hit
h.d i.eh heesNse ihe tnrilsh ~ Naiarastat 'i'isth
,e 10 nNneNeea esen h4 Falkland heiNf ttNra'pl Ni'h
ms tgadl,inpal tuash ha,lli W tfaNra ihe iipFAs
hr SAID Wpiii assert tieNpi i'N'Et'n'A'p ~ NN
iug English niiululr Ihr niilil iil aiiHhtn has ~
uc,tp tho iupuIIaUt Niub Na lbs eNasi Niih tGenih
ouS ana su f1ny ines the ii0la lhal ile tenlh WeIp
t,suiy ed ia uuhOld their rights.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
COLONEL STEIN RfsUkHs NGERsoLL
IRr IKLKaRArn 80 TME TRInusk

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. s.-liobert u. lnger-
soil lccturcd here Friday night on Orthodoxy lho
audience was not large. When the speaker was ""s'
vehement his dcnunciaons State Senator John ~
Stein arose iu the audience aud said Colonel pro
test against such basphemyi cannot remain anu
listen 10 IT," IngcTso badc him go out aud as he dld ho
start auickly repeated hi, remark Colonel Stein 10 an
old friend and admirer Of Ingers0 The episode creaa
"a monenary excitement Wheh All was m o"''" ~"
before stein left the house.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

DunrIx Dee s.-Thc Crown has decided 10 nated
tho nrosecutIon OF Frederick J. Allen VINO was "'oe
on the charge Of treason-feony
Or prrrpsp,pc Dec P-The students of the Mihla,s
Academy at Moscow gave sound thrashing 10 ~, % ,m
snector ho had threatened one OF their number ',
~ bo stn,cnts have ia consequence been expcea vi
otherwise punished.
PARIS bee s-At the meeting OF workingmen sos' s ali
oy ,e.nntious were adopted urging the refusal vi III
, ,.uts nf rcu under 500 francs demanding feuuo
iI, In number IT hours required for days WORK. s,u
rgng tho peniturc Of 100000 francs from the pupnc
f,,ds IA relieve the distress.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
THE SPEECH OF bR. wINpTHORsT.

HEKIIN, Dec. S.-THo NOrth Gffmdn GdseIh,
Prince Rismaroks organ says that Dr. Windthorst's
speech in the Rcchsiag last Wednesday, In support OF
his motion to repeal the law empowering the Govern
ment to cIpel priests for illegally performing
ccccsas ca functions Is suggestive Of the destruction
of the empire and renders the succession OF the Duke ~
Cumberland 10 the Grand Ducal Throne of brunswick
absolutely impossible. The Federal Government VIII
never tolerate any one who from the tribune OF the
eichstag defends rebellion against the Emperor and the
Itnp
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
SUINDLING U1ITERS CA UGHf.
Try TELEGRAPH 10 rng TRIBUNE.


PITTsBURG, Dee. S.-The proprietor Oh
Wood ST. eating house declares that he VIII import "o
more New-Y0rk walters. Two weeks ago nc S'"'
for two experienced walters, who came To il''sp"b
with good recommendations. on Friday tho Two M"''
made "A proposition TO the cashier to swlndlc theH GIN
novcr The cashier reported the matter to the pro
prietor The cashier acting under instructions from s
employer allowed the walters to retain money any any
checks on Saturday night the men were arrested anu
the money and checks found upon thcn Az theii near
mg to-day they gave their names Rudolph Bauchihah
and Osman AndrrsOn. Thcy were heht ~ jan
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
prHyrvo A HouSE ro MDE Il rnEFr.
IN, TELEGRAPH 10 tus tRibusr.l


RAtr,on. Dec. s.-Ihc house Of Mrs. bo''iHn
Jones' near this city. waA burned on Notcmhcfs N"',
ing wna Hs,s and the inmates narrowly escape" "'""
Mira Jonea had cook sarah Dennis, - VIM" w"'"''.
whom he took out of the poothouse This woman m"V''
"a this city nuon after ho o, tontcny her hn"H' VIZ"
noa,ohed aud III her ivunkH were found ohh"w"'o' N'
ware and other articles the property ~ Mrs Jones ~"
,ouIessed that aho had stolen therr ihinEn o ,n W.
lime nni that she put htr"aoro oil on ln o, ,n" "a
iai nV uuirr Mrs Inntss house aud het u oh he'
day srwcd up IN the lining ~ her dicHn we're iounu & ~
gold watch and ieweTy of Mrs Jones shn was atoh' ~
tndy charged vim arson, which IL capital oh,heo III
this
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
A f4roRED piAcE FoR SUICIDE.
n,te,rnn,,n rs me tninrsr

Wntttisa. Dee. a=About three months
DE, ,,ott,e,, yo,aii ~ ,hia ey attempted Suicide N
,hp Uhiu hltei lust urr6s't The water Wbik. fwo
,ttths ae8 . teunr Wunah Haa ftse,,ta r iieh ui''i
eii,t fiai ihe eanie rlart bt'aee aha w. 'eua
t,e,a st.., i,, .ei hD.slif W ihp sfe srNt ta,t'
~ lhE lai W ihe srafh int ht M bfint' ht' Y
Jutn AZ, lasjgy. hN Naa ~ y obl' tANsh' ~ 'WNi
aI lDn s,,Ir,, C,l Ih,rw MeNaspf gfeihnsya Ahtst
llr5e Was hnNNg an hpN.t 'hh hNa' ip"" wv ''e"''"
AlaAIl ~ ~ lIAAI NOD
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
TIE TORSHIP.
WHAT THE PRESIDENTS FRIENDS SAY.
VIEWS or sILAs u. BUTCHER AND COMMISSIONER
STEPHENSON.
lsr rsLK6aArH ~ rHS rsIaUssl

sItPHENSON.
[sV rgLg6HAPH ~ Tux rasUSsI
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-Tho fact that Mr. Warren
and General sharpe arc still IN town N interpreted
~ conclusive evidence that tho President has mob
decided yet what course 10 purs,,s with regard
t0 tho senatOrship. General sharpe was 40 the
Captol tho greater part of tho day IN company
with ladies. Mr. Warren spant most of tho day at
tho White House Fran trustworthy soufoes u II
learned that their Walt was contemplated saveral
weeks auo aud that tho series NJ conferences which
are supposed 10 have iusL taken place was part
Of u plan mapped out u year agi 10 secure
tho Senatorial nomination for MI Arthur.
A gentleman with whom Mr. Warren talked within
day or Two about tho altuntion aays that Mr. War;
ion represented II w ono " thu mosi difficult tnshsof
his life b. persuade tho President into permitting
him 10 canvass the Legislature IN his b'hnlf ahd
uao his Tho ptesi,onts) na,nc and authority for
dong Al. According 10 this authority tho Ptcsi-
doat II waverpg an1 not able to determine what
10 do but In other circles the belief h general that
the President IA already an active candidate.
silas Il. butcher still remains m town lilo says
he is In favor of Morton The general belief here IL
that he has charge Of Mr. Mortons canvass. lie was
at the Capitol to-day engaged IN frequent converse
tion with Newly members and looking over the
field In his opinion II is too early 10 make any
estimate OF the strength that any oae Of the candi-
dates will have IN the Legislature.
Commissioner Stephenson. Of New -f0rk, ~ asO
in the city, although not he saws, on business con-
nected with the Senatorial contest. Tslkirg IN
general way however. about the situation; lie re-
marked that the President could not Afford 70 be
beaten il ne once decided to enter the race. But"
add Il he " don't see how he can get II, referring
of couise to the nomination.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
GOLD FEVER IN MINNESOTA.
fBY TELEGRAPH To THE TMBUsE.l

II
Sr. PAUL, Dec. S.-A vigorous hunt for golu
and silver in the North Shore region tributary to Dn
is in progress The list of gold seekers is now large anu
includes some wealthy and miners OF long ei
pcricuce The records Of the land olcc here show tha
I'm the last months 80 900 acres OF Govern en-
land have been up at 81 - per by gold a,
silver spcculators. The work Will go on all winter
and more may be looked for as the weeks 20 W!
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
RrcniriN0 4 roRrUNE ~ ON dGE.


rirfsnunG, Dee. S.-John SMALLER 'noo'"'
the American iron works tccoiN ed word to
dn, ,,ni John phnfrr his nephew, wealthy an'hnnh
at Donaphon. RIPLEY County Ncb., han d'h' lea'-
,up him his entire cpatc The legacy consisted o' J'o
nces Of land and stock An Offer of glloooo ivf thr
nsnect Inc land before disposng 0t IT, He II seventy
.i,t. pf fupg
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
FOTND DEAD AF1ER SIX MONTHS SEhhCh
ipY TELEGRAPH TO rnE rninuvg.i


PorTsvIILE, Dee. S.-About midway between
Asbiond and Gordon the body of Il taken from
the Mahanoy creek to day The body was dressed III
dark siit ~ clothing, which remained Intact but every
parcle ~ flesh hal been taken from the bones by the
suluhr water In the creek The body proved To be iai
~ t'inrrs Dunghrrty u prominent citizen and schoOl
director uf Gtari ille who ak months ago mystefvh-J
isapprart from his honc. He was fiity years OF age
.,,,I is amused ~ brpn niirilprei.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
ENGLAND AND SPAIN.

MApmp. Dee. y. The Spanish Government
has accepted moius rreudi treaty of c"mmoc" WIN
England, spnn conoodos Ia England the most favored
Nation treatment
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
TALKING OF REPUBLICAN ENROLMENT.
The Young Mems Republican C!ub, OF this

city has appointed committee to consider the new en-
roncnt OF Republicans for the primary elections & ,ns
cmnttcc las decided to bring the matter 10 INC no.e
of All Republican organizations In the Assembly, % n
requesting their cooperation as to bring on, . ,
rnlmcnt The District Committee OF the NNlst tSson
hly District has appointed committee I" carr! on" o
measures as will further the suggestions VI ''e A"'s
Mems Republican tiup.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
LRANlE AND NIIINA.

IIoNG KoNd, Dee. h-I.cpors reach here
that new encounters have oocnuedsn Iopqnh between
to ,lnese ana, the French Tho ,hnrsn were defeated
ana forced IN retreat The 'hnose military hn'h"'l'l"s
are moparinu Ia throw large foreo across me ,"n,e,
nto TonuWn, lho French hlnhtlr n' n,' ,Hnn ,Hnnu y,
T,,uosn n ouy nnniunl The French Meet " anchored
AT krlup While trade with The other ports goes On ~
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
4 ABULLET 1HROUGH IN ELEVA1ED CAH
Andrew Dupuy. age twenty-three French

Andrew Dupuy, age '"'"'J a., ,,,.r,.s
man of No. lo5a Thomp son st., waiR'o '..o Wv h
street Police station yesterday and repor'e" '''''
was coming down town at l2:2o D. III VI, % 49,, Ion
"' ,,,,a.I uai,r,ad a u.to or rifle bullet had been
nue. ''o ~ = -, a,nc the houses
-, wc., Fourtl,st and Washington pace
nanny was sitting in ono OF thc cross seats Sen on % hnIlct
hnd side OF the next 10 the lnSt sal a n"c in the
W. and .sng ont ihrodgh the othei si". W 80 An
,,.ii.rs tianaxAn and Ayrcs we're puI oh uo '~' "
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
TIE NEU-JERSEY ASYLUM.
,py TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIrUvE.i

TRENTON, Dec. s.-The name OF DR.. ). l.. 30.
dine OF this city, has been frequently ue"'''ho' '
newspapers OF late in connection with the o''''o -
supcrintendent OF the Asylum for Insane at M"riS""
Dr. Bodine to-day said There are no ~,
under which would accept ANY Kind oI Posi''o" ~
luu usll lllIu.'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
FORGING CLYDEsDALE PEDIGREES
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TKrBUyE.I


CHICAGO, Dec. S.-United States C0miiIs'
io,er uoyt this morning held Joseph Racsidc for cA
tradition TO England the charge OF forging the ped
grees Of Cydesdale horses The prosecutors were o'
dcers Of the English Clydcsdale Association. The Com
missioner refused 10 accept bail aud Raesdc who n
Are maIc out by Secretary FTclnghuysen An Ehg"'"
onicer is here to take him home.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
AL ON nnARn TWO SrEAMERs LOST.

THIRTY PERSONS DROWNED FROM THE roCHAhD-
DISASTER IN THE DRIIIsn CnANNFL
IoNpON, Dec s.-Ierrihc weather has prevailed
on the coast, aud reports OF marine disasters are
coming in. The steamer Packard, hound from CORK
Ia Liverpool, foundered in gale on iloiyhead
All on board, believed Ia have numbered th'f'S'
A stoaIuer s,ipposod 10 have beon ho Alliance, o'
Cardln also fo,IndrrOd with all hands ~ lle DTS
lol Channel of tho town OF liOscasi'e
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
LECTURES BY MR. s4LA

BosrON, Dec. S.-GeOrge Augustus Sala, the
English author and journalist VIII VISIT AmuF'c" ~ ''"
nary and deliver fifteen lectures while on Ills way u
Australia via San Francisco The hrs lecture III Amer
ic viii he delv cred in Boston. He will be ntrodueedby
d. Oliver Wendell Holmes.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
4 HOME FOR WORKLNG GIRLS.
rBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRiBUN

PHILADELPHIA Dec. S.-rhe new home for
orriug girls. nj No lily and ,ll0 Archst was for
mally opcncd this evening sixty permanent boaruers
nar, announced leaving for 40 more Who desire
20 tate advantage of the home as place OF abode
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
CHOLERA RENEWED ~ SPAIN.

MADRID. Dee. S.-Scvcn cascs ol 'holrfn anu
four deaths from the disease reported IN the town ~
Vrrgtl, province ~ Alicante. The town has b''n iso
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

examination OF the windows and the taken by the
bullet led them to conclude that the sh9t hau
been fired from either air-gn or powerful Dean
shooter from tho window Of one OF the houses
on the west side OF the street.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
BRADLAUGH REFUSED A NEW TRIAL.

LONDON, Dec. S.-CnallcS BTaulaugH, WHO
appealed against the verdict Of the jury which found
him guilty Of a dsdcmeanor In voting in the House OF
Commons member for Northampton after having adj
mnstered the oath himself, has been refused a
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

to London yesterday. II believed to be the
the world. II was purchased from an an iho'""' ""0
II at Mullee, Lower California, for soV
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
THE SENTENCE OF 4 MURDERER.
fRyrKLESRAPH TO THK rRIBUSEl

WARREN, Penn, Dec. 0.-UeOrSe JtHHc, WHo
was OF murder the second degree, has been
TO hard labor In Western Penitenary for
eleven years and six months.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
SAID TO Re THE LARGEST PEARL.

GUAYMAs, Mex, Dec. S.-A pearl weighing
nneivthree carats and valued 1t $1,000 WAS shinDed
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-02

THE Summer of 1884 is now prac-
tically ended though we may yet
have few days Of dry sultry wealth
or, and are pretty sure to have many
warm Autumn days, that are as
charming and exhilirating as the
best or brightest days of the summer.
1t has been season of marked and
sudden changes of weather, with
very severe storms and many warm
spells, though on the whole most
comfortable season. 1t has also been
an uncommonly healthy one, and this
result was undoubtedly due to sever
al causes, among which were the
comfortable weather, the abundance
and cheapness of berries and other
fruits and of vegetables, the general
employment of the laboring classes,
which enabled them to purchase suit
able food, and the ability of so many
to enjoy the cheap excursions provid-
ed. In the business world there has
been activity, and on every hand evi-
dences ofreturning prosperity.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-02


GUTTEAU's CURsE.-Before Gui-
teau fell through the trap his last
breath was consumed in hurting cur
ses at all who in any way were re-
sponsible for his death. He died, and
soon after the curses began their
work. One of the jurors, Michael
Sheeman, is now in an insane asylum;
another, Hemlein, is dead; the third,
Hobbs, has lost his wife, and another
is reported as being upon the verge of
the madhouse. District-Attorny Cork
hill, who convicted him, has been de-
capitated; Dep. Marshal Williams has
also been discharged Perry Carson
and James Ledyard have lost their
official positions; Deputy Joe Toll is
dead, and Officer Henry of the court
martial. is in disgrace. General
Swain il in trouble, and Surgeon
Woodward has died of illness con-
tracted during his attendance upon
Garfield after he was shot.
The curse has been very industri-
Gus during the past three years, and
in the three years to come, if it is
half so energetic, it viii have COM
pleted the list and begun its work
upon the government. The most
startling of Guiteau's prophecies was
the disintegration of the republic.
This is to be the finale. With the
red fire that is to accompany this,
Guiteau's soul is to reappear for an
instant and then, that its work oI
vengeance is complete, return to the
shades whence it came.
Amid the chaos Of maddened ID.
tellect there sometimes shoots flash
ofreasOn more keen than that which
marks the healthy mind. Perhaps II
was % il the case Of Guiteau.-Balt.
Herald
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-02
EXCELSIOR!
JULY 4TH

Usually terminates what is commonly
called 'the busy time" as far as spring
and summer trade is concerned.
While our sales during this season have
been entirely up to our expectations, we
yet have on hand in every department a
large stock of every article appurtaining to
Men s and Boys Wear which are now sea-
enable, and we shall use every legitimate
method to dispose of as large an amount
of these goods as we possibly can. With
this end in view we have thoroughly ex-
amined and remarked the goods in each
department of our establishments, and
can assure the public that we are offering
such bargains as will gladden. the heart
of the greatest Bargain Hunter
EXCELSIOR CLOTHING COMPANY,
.. w. Corner baltimore and Light Sta.
And Broadway and Eastern Ave.
jy8-tf BALTIMORE, Md
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-02

CANADA's population is steady
aug nenting. It's latest increase is in
the person of Ticket Agent Trott of
the New York Central Road, who has
left his Office at Niagara Falls and
crossed the river. just what his de-
falcation amounts to accountants arc
trying to find out.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-02

THE cholera scare in Europe has
caus. d the postponement Of the In
ternational Postal Congre. ), which
was to meet at Lisbon in October UNI
til February next.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-02

THE melancholy days are begin
ming to come for the Summer hotel
keeper. But it should not be forgot
ten that September is the most de-
lightful month of all the year on the
seashore and in the mountains.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-02

JOSERa -. W. BASIL
and get my prices. | have large stock
on hand, purchased before the recent adj
vance in prices, and which can and will
sell as cheap, if not cheaper, than any
other dealer. My facilities for receiving
and handling coal are unequaled, and be-
sides this think have the best coal in
the City, and why
First, because purchase it from one
company, year after year, who mine but
the one kind, consequently always have
the LEE COAL, which is a vein of the
old Baltimore Company Coal
Second, my coal is sent to me in steam
barges, direct from the mines, thereby
saving one or two landings of it which
causes it to break up and form dust.
My Lykens Valley Coal for cooking
purposes is the genuine article. This be-
ing very superior coal it always sells
high, and there are many commercials on
1t, but parties wanting it can depend upon
getting the
Genuine Lykens valley Coal
if they will order it from me.
All kinds of wood, either in the stick or
prepared to order at my Steam Mill.
Clean Coal,
Full Weight,
Prompt DeIiCery,
and prices as low always as fuel can be
JOS. S. NJ BASIL,
jy103m Foot of Church Street
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-02

SOME members Of the Corporation
are in favor ofrelinquishing the city IS
charter They will lind many persons
to favor this proposition.