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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10
The Peach and Sweet Potato Market

More peaches were received yes
terday at Light street wharf, Balti.
more, than upon any previous day.
They were principally smocks, and
generally of fine quality. More than
10000 boxes were received all told,
and the market was so brisk all day
that commission men found little
difficulty in disposing of the supply at
pretty fair figures The packers
bought nearly all the offerings in the
morning, and the shippers took what
arrived in the afternoon boats. There
were so few white peaches in the
market, and they of such Indifferent
quality, that it is not worth while to
quote them. Yellow fruit (smocks)
sold from IS cents to $1.25 per
box, and some extra fine lots,
brought by the Chester River
Company's steamers, sold for 81 40
per box. Advices from the peach
growing regions indicate that the
shipments both to day and tomorrow
will be quite heavy. Beyond Thurs
day, however, the promise is not
bright for large receipts. But many
thousand boxes of this fruit will con-
tinue to arrive every day this week,
| and the later varieties will keep the
peach market fairly active all next
week.
The quality of sweet potatoes has
been affected somewhat by the warm
weather, and, although receipts were
very light Yesterday, the markets was
a little of, prices ruling in the neigh
borhood of$2 25 per barrel.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10
TsME TABLE.
The city Gas Bill.

Gas is necessary commodity in
these days of enlightenment, but its
use, whether lay The public or private
individuals, should not exceed a fair
remunerative price to the Company
furnishing the same. According to
the Report OF tho Street Committee
to the City CcunciI at its last meet
ing, the Taxpayers of Annapolis have
been favored with the information
that the two BILLS, presented by and
allowed the annapolis Gas Light
Company, aggregate ($l ,06O.55) one
thousand and stFty dollars and fItty.
fire ceatst Tie Report, however,
does not state sfor how long a time
this claim is foIs whether year, six
months, or a Lesser period. AS it is,
it looks as if j were a pretty steep
bill. The Gas Company, we believe,
not only makes and supplies the gas,
but is its own sleasurer thereof and
charges accordingly. Would it not
be well for the city to appoint a
measurer or overseer of its own gas
supply
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10

staunch, true, and tried Spartan of
democracy, and who is deservedly
recognized as political Goliah in his
party's politics in Anne Arundel coun-
ty. The Doctor, in a neat, well
dressed and timely speech, fully ex.
patiated upon the material distinction
that existed in the principal political
issues that now divided the two great
national parties of this county. His
voice was clear, and his utterances
had no unmistakable ring about them,
but echoed the inward sentiments of a
heart devoted to the noble cause OF
simon-pure Jefersonian democracy.
Mr. Robert Bowie being called for
addressed the crowd briefly but
forcibly, which seemed disinclined
to leave the scene of what all admit
was grand political feast.
Mr.. James Revell, was called for,
but by reason of indisposition and
the lateness of the hour, asked to be
excused
Reciprocal congratulations were
exchanged. to-day by fellow Dem.
ocrats and even bysIndependents and
Republicans upon the remarkable
success of the meeting; some going so
far as to say that is was the grandest
affair that has taken place in Annap-
polls for many years. past.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10
4 Sad Case Of wife DesertIOn.

The Baltimore Day of last evening,
give sthe following sad story of a
young wife's desertion by her husband.
Among the passengers on the Annap-
oils train which arrived at Camden
station at LAS p. m. yesterday was
quite nice-looking young woman,
accompanied by young man. The
two looked anxiously about the wait
ing-room and closely watched every
one entering and leaving the station.
After waiting few hours the young
woman stated that her husband is liv-
ing in Baltimore. A few days ago
she received letter from him asking
her to come to this city. Yesterday
was named as the date. She was
disappointed, but had brought her
husbands brother along. Failing to
find the object of their search the two
returned home in the evening. This
is the same old, old story that is so
often toldl Indeed, it contains q
great moral, and one that should be
needed by every young and inexper-
fenced lady in Annapolis. We ven-
ture to assert that the unfortunate
young girl above alluded to, is but one
of too many who has thrust aside and
discarded the wholesome and mother
ly advice and warning of devoted
parent. Young ladies cannot be too
careful whose acquaintance they may
make, nor too guarded as to the char
acter of the young men with whom
they associate and keep company.
Many an one has married a man of
whose antecedents they knew moth
ing nor stopped to inquire, until alas |!
it was too late.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10
A Sudden t,kange Of Opinion.

A young men, residing near the
Junction, left his home week ago
with the avowed sDtention ofgoing to
Chicago, but LAST Sunday found him
home again. Its is an old but true
saving that chickens come home to
roost.n He statSed. ostensibly for
the purpose of shooting Indians, but
got as far as Baltimore and then re-
traced his steps back to his old home
He came to the conclusion that this
county was good enough for him.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10
Commander Schley on Leave.

Commander Schley, the newly ap-
pointed Chief of the Bureau of Equip
ment and Recruiting, to. day took a
leave of absence for a few weeks
recreation. Since his return from
the Arctic Expedition he has been
busily engaged upon his report,
which he has practically completed.
It will be some time before it is
submitted, however, as it has to be
copied and illustrated. The illustra-
tions will consist of about IS photo
graphs. taken by Ensign Harlow, pic
turing graphically the different stages
of the expedition. The collection is
very interesting and valuable. One
of the photographs represents
Greely's Camp just as it was found,
before anything was removed. Two
men, Brainerd and another, can be
seen lying helpless outside the tent
under the flap.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10
Painful Accident.

Ex.Judge 7. S. Iglehart, of the
Orphans Court, a prominent citizen
of this county, met with quite pain
full accident on Monday. His oxen be
came overheated, and, in attempting
to get them out of the cart, the yoke
fell off and the heavy tongue of the
cart coming down upon his foot,
drove the iron pin in the end OF
the tongue entirely through the in.
step of his foot, causing a painful, il
not dangerous wound.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10
4 Cow Killsa Inv the Cars.

Some excitement twas occasioned at
the Annapolis Jancsion, On Sunday
last, by passing itrsin of the B. 4 0.
r.. running over aAd instantly killing .
COW that was on shp track. There
certainly should be general State
law prohibiting, Eader severe penal
ty. cattle, horses and swine from run
ming at large, especially near railroad
tracks. Human life is too precious to
be thus iearpdise
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10

Mr. Edwin Gott, prominent citi-
zen of the eighth district, was over
come by the heat yesterday while in
this city. He came here for the pur-
pose of attending the Cleveland and
Hendricks meeting last night and be.
ing exposed to the sun a greater part
of the day was taken suddenly i'll late
in the evening at the Maryland Hotel.
Proper restoratives being administer
ed, he was able to be about last night
and returned to his home this morn
ing.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10
NOTICE.

4 COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION to
A dl Six Free Scholarships will be held
IN Mcdowell Hail.
0a Taesday, SEPT, 1Gth, at 10 o'clock a. ~.
The Scholarships entitle their holders
70 exemption from tuition fees, and are
omen only to such as can produce salts
factory evidence of the inability Of their
Oarenis or guardians to pay the regular
College charges. Testimonials Those of
teachers preferred rs TO moral character
and department required Of all candi-
dates WM II. HOPKINS.
epl6m Acting Principal.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10

The directors of the Workingmen's
Building and Loan Association, an
organization that is conducted in the
real spirit of the a building associa-
tion, and which has been the means
of erecting hundreds of houses here
for the working man, went on their
annual piceic to-day on the shores Of
the beautiful Severn.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10
Returned From His Trip Of Inspection.

Commander Waddell of the State
Fishery Force, has returned from
Philadelphia where he went to in
spect the two steamers now being
built for the State. The boats will
probably be ready by November 1st.
Commander Waddell has written q
letter to the Governor giving the re-
result of the inspection.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10
Eos. 8 and c'o,,dua Street, Up stairs.


One inch, ONE day, rs cents two days.
81 90 /; three days. $1.25 one week, 81. 90;
two weeks, $500 Liberal rates made
with those advertising by the month or
year. Local noSiees and political or spe-
cial communicRtioLs, cents per line.
Ordinary announcement of marriages
and deaths free. 5pt obituary notices viii
be charged for mt Dhe- half the usual rates
of advertising
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10
Buried.

The funeral of Miss NJ Rhodes,
who formely resided near Annapolis
Junction, took place on Sunday last
1t was largely attended by relatives
and friends of the deceased. Her re.
mains were conveyed to Greenmount
Cemetery. Baltimore, where the in
terment took place.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10
Died From the Effects Of His WOuhd.

1t is reported here that Joseph Tur.
ner, colored, who was recently stab
bed by John Williams, colored, in
the Sd district has since died. After
the stabbing, Williams went to the
magistrates Office and gave himself
up to the authorities. He is now In
jail.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10
Personal.

Or, III. II Goodman, Of Baltimore.
Is visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Lydia ..PindelI arrived here
yesterday from Franklin, Va, on .
visit to her parents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10

The White Swan Club made 4
trim and bright appearance last
night in the line Of march, and Cap
tain Bryan" just looked "tott don't
you know" on wheels.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10

Mr.. John Davis is just an az
Jait man on such occasions as the
Democratic meeting Of yesterday
called for.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10

WANTED.-A large, we'll lighted and
W ellyentilated ROOM. conveniently
located for the use Of the Industrial
School Apply at the Capital. a12-3w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10
MsfitnfioFs of Irarning.
Vocal & Instrumental Music

Mrs. C0WMAN, teacher Of Vocal and
vi Instrumental Music, No. 112 Main
street Terms SO, IS, so and $12 per
quarter Gentlemen may form classes in
vocal music of four or more at 50 per
month. Evening hours, (after business J
given, when preferred. Special terms
for families. Engagements with schools
and academies can also be made. s31m
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10
NOTICE.

: SOME PERSON unknown to me)
a has been trespassing upon my prop
80 ! - On Horn Point, and have marked
J III otherwise defaccd some of my best
r raes hereby warn all such trespasscrs
h@f they will be- dealt with according to
ioa ta CIIAS J. MURPHY,
scn5tf Annapolis, Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10
For Rent.

The DWELLING HOUSE, 102 King
George street, now occupied by Mrs.
Richard Welsh Enquire of MRS. M. l..
STEELE. Gloucester ST. a92w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-10
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.

n aeAt session will begin on WE'D
rNNh,SsnAI, SEPTEMBER II. For
l,ess a,l'lon y or catalogues, call on or ad-
vs,, rkOF WM. 1T. HOPKINS,
Annapolis, Md.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-11-28
Roniartid, ladies'.

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len ,mst ielteue Gate IN unieJeu Wautrn.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-11-28
Certifying fsIst)
gus ri gUtatsfesL.

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u6isksf beseHif, Tif DtI6eH 5Ids Ene
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Bite mt has ssTtHeite SiTslsEsmss
ecz;s BtT5fh5tissHs FEseH."
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3birtnatT@s GtaefeR.

Auma. Die usr5etVatbets 6rGu Sizes
aenrltsI BOZ ehurssorf madts auf zen
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ebsn acn, unb gar IN Der ge0oit esT
Spii6sn6dnblsr uHb DtTb nd mn i3Du
BON hieien sn1Gn3ipirsu t5nneu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-11-28
RhetRheo0tm.

R6LE. lie 3a5l Der 8ctsHtraHt'E
IT u~aisrsT StGst bat nj ui5i uasbr DIR.
ns5rt. geiforbsr fns gIeT ReTioHen ;
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beirtieu, neil ois FrtragHiTs ags bIsisr
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n Der oarauf p%srDenoetsn atbeit.
rem. uaiere Stati III lett eini
za 513su n GROCER EzfysauHs. RITZ
IL r-ao bisU EdmlI5 eIEs JieoIfioa eer
tdusrcbenfelIe itdtt une isifesm
s.s BE Rtuiioytu be gsi5dfte oer
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-11-28
Bropiu3 g3tnprsugsu.

" OJJtUmtTacr lIuier RI5jS ge=
bort III nt' itriGtu. ut,Gt IN ECrbdIt=
utHs Al rbrem n I JeninbaIf be menigs
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tel muroc Der Ni6siheU y. Uom Nbbau.
Der Shpdaer oes Wdodens, 1T 6nft ass
unururfu
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Yroptml BrF.a

8rombcrg. Sim odt Wiorote oil
ttB Rmo Der HIbcjtcr @olilGsu Sbs-
leute. mslde III S6leuisrou cine Reuey:
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eddie unb on; Nrm berdrt ic1f.siidt
roroeu, baB as mad bret laQen lfarb.
SoImor III I. Eieier Iogs fstsrte
Die bisii9e Sddssn9tloe 'br l3old5rises
0slteben burd Gin RreiSidIspeu. Sdr>
aermcilier Iembet bielt ote 6eitIeoe.
Braubidue. - Qas @eb0ft bss Dor
wertsbsieerS jnsrm. @untbsr in Syeies
parfomo. IN 3tirp,ru Die 9eijeuug ees
q emeinocuoritclsrS Httihe uuo N Seues
an Der @ut5boi uieoer. NscucT girgen
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ruie bo8 9aus oes 9au,rH grdr, nobel
bic blot ijuniqs Sotter hss ReiieeJs NIT
uerbrauut TIT. IN Sfottopo eGs @o5nges
bduoe ots Siusters 9smpe! unN III Mi
tau baS otg Builders Gottlleb S'HusT.
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2 nIekptasAnInetn.

FtsHsburg. Rad siHsr aHlt!i9su
>t-.ITit Bate ,}lsreburg en- /. 3aEIar
80 SssidI1s NIT 1851 kim.
lz-efi!s5'eit. Eduaa nimmt IS nab
cs Sat ieiut, $;esi6iTe uHtsr oacu
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an Of 3. Stsye.
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,sr gta 5moIeaTaIreu Dor bcm 5isfgsn
5uu.Ie1dt Tx S~erbauoluug. Der
1913 igc 3tsulttne3t Sdrtsls aus
Safseotrf, pelasr am /. U2at nui BEL
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9au ieetorf has Cteniimdo3su 8oris
5~vte1Uu5a1u ermereet uno 6eraubt
bate, rpsJoe sum 2oss, uuo Ter 5auss
fuedt Rosti. wsEGs bier eas btlabrts
rfrduisgu @tImaHn 5s,n 8etteln lbcTneI
ure eu5 a.tbreye S1niiiuanoeu gss
labrli4 uerItete, III II ,lobr,u 3udt.
5aus ueTuTtbsigt.
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Broptns Gnpreahsa.

R0ntcsber8. g}tslt6 II De-
Dt;litdJpo';eu ON 9erttvi5Epps1 m
garcerbergcr Gruuoe 3tadi5 non ere.
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mtttsIt uno IT Unite riutuussarTe'r
tulrt.
biidbuuieu. Ger IN ,eg.s -sr.
berridtuoe Sturm BAT oe1 Es1o5utrH
osr Wettuit, ets 5~GmldUoe5. ME otT
Ntpobucru Der ~-,t5ruugsH rt,1e ttr1-
1]ttuausb5urt o.strert. Isu Bench
ueru her iamliaortsr Boro'lte be: nd
e,t 6~cfituuI Rttt srfuLt.
CucIooc. Der 6rrel;fvuua5bau
Der hifnlsu tll. ierbd6nmerttat g,,c
igbr pott bgt;,,bcu. EeJisibt bat ,Htu
btoeuieuosn umIarg uuo u;Jo wrJra1ib
t3ul1cy Uiouatc ,ur N~oGcrouuQ Qtldns
gen. 2ds Ntr'itItt EeriOnul iomle Ger
Northumberland Derocu cluu bctyGbis
it1 utruttbrt.
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ShIeGsn.

@6rItt. Cine beltsrs NdbiQsi&tdte
Miro aus y~ubniQseorf bet C'oIi,e CT
sd6lt. Routmi od wdbrero bes 23abIz
farpies ain 9dusrIejH siIenoss EGufss
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IA. nm oa'elbit fe;u bottcs poIttiites
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osr Srts0oritcbcr. rrs!der Strm;sttei
ucrtbeili-wis bGs GsutsIues SbeJbduvt
III otsisr 9sibdirsuua ,ou,mt uuo weIde
Ramsu DIE Eliminated eHtbteltsn, MT
len mix nibt. tbui AID nidts sur Sadie
- uro hridt hem UpTbseilsnoeT Ydno
mann eI,itidlIs eyutu etyGyiiqeu Ssttel
IN Die oaue, weIasu esrieIts utr1rHt une
aud tidtia a5gitbt. Rad sriuutsr
0a5lphiht uIroe Dc, bttr. @dbIsr, Il
Dem &dhlicsdI 5erdastretene, von siHem
1siauateu gsiJagt. Wtu q st9cuiII6 &c
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