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Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30
Netraitd.

So / Omaha iGlses for $50 pr. Con.
- SinbipsesGiplet / 9incOIn er OPP
fpIOt at Yatienter; bet bar MI 3o7, og
enboa fOmmer Der itabist fere til.
- Siour Gitps os Sacific : Sanen
antases at baue iaar transported mels
lem 1000 us 10000 SettIere, buiIte
bar neblat fig luuss 9inien fra ROrs
folt til 0~aIentine.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30
GQIifprnia.

Sra S~tiaebauss &piten IpOer gerets
nin9erne ierOeIes sunitise, buuO Garss
8Rrteu betrGfier. SueraIt / GaIifors
MIA ituar baube asre Os 6rust Suuer
msset louenbe. Der ct iaar t%iIiaast
omtreut 10 Brocsnt mere ganb sn6
ifior, Os itsber Der intst uuentet llbeIb
til, ba nil man faa tn rig Dot.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30

st beIbist Spur.- Gn Rone
befIasebe fig for SuItan Goldman II
oper, at Saniti6arerne bapbe i%tiaaIet
alt, buab bun sisbc, ON Nattsn, me-
bens bun iou. "8uinbe", iu9Oe Sos
Imam, "bu maa baue iouet meset baarSt,
naar bu life Ell Sang tunbe bore, at
man pIpnbrebe bit 9us." asa Serre,"
iuarebe SOnen, @.ies iOu nreset trptt,
| Glib til, at bu, be Groenoes Ssbers
FER, uaasebe for oine llnberiaatters
S~ittsrbeb." SuItansn fanbt Sebag /
Suaret % sritattsbe Sonen benpes
Cab.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30
at. VauI, 2Spe Qpril, 1884

~ fu"r ~ NfNr
SpeSe, $40. 1 hard, gfai, 100, SUM,
1.O2, go. 9, hard, 94-95, Ro. 2, s4-S5,
Rp. 3, 90. @ais, SO. 2, SO. gto. 2
mixed, so; Mai So. SABRE, 3o. 2
mixed, 80. Sps, go. 2, 6s, No. 3
extra, 50, SO. 3, so. 8u8, Ho.2 2, 564.
Smpr, Creamery, 28-32, Gilt Edge
Creamery, 80, good Diaries, 1918, nib
bells Diaries, 1O-15, iimpelt IS. Yoa
teter 30.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30

mellem bette SsgunO Os Spanien ituIbe
iaa omtrent bIiue Bet FANNIE iom bet,
Der sriiterer meaem Canada, eIer BEN
lautoIbte Dominion Os gnsIan6.
b.-geb Grouitabt 6ats
ming er Der arrefteret 8 SssOficerer,
~antIaSeoe for at itau / 6OrbinOelie meb
bet reuoIutinGre gurti; be er inbiatte
ION Sanger paa SGitnin9en Better os
PuuI. s SarucOif er Osiuu ubitiaise
bpiere teiierlise Gmbe6s.R Gno faitebe
| 6Gn9ieI, O9 Oerfra bar man ienOt benz
til ct. petersburg for at fOrbsres.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30
so putau q.

Der er SO Struf : Sanger / 0ear
9Obse SustsSus.
- @n @lenbiussIpis ifriper: Set
bespnber MI at itrsmme aues inb |
EerritOriet. aoifiuise LANCE Gran msb
Rreaturer fra Staterns er auerebe ans
Tonne, os aIt tpber pua, at GiIparten
nil bIiue iGrbeIes flor baube af 6olt
% TR.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30
9orRjeui9t.

SisIge 2onoon Zines" bar profss
iOr ROipsro Opougst msIsm G5sbss og
AsiioOt ct Stsb, iom anta9es at pare
be gamIs atbsnisuisrs ganopoIB. 3
en- Satstombs, iom allcrebe er bIepen
uuosriegt, bar man ito0t paa 100 Wus
mier, og bet untageS, at Der Der uiI
fiuoss iaa mauge iom 5000. Der
usntes ogiaa ct ri9t funO Of Bappru5s
RuIer, 5RUsIer os 9sgrausIics Stutte.
- Der ital / bsnue STEAMED / @ieu
afbOIoes en- Gougres at 9iatur : Spns
oi9e, fOruemmsIi9 i~ououuue, iOm inter-
eslsrer fig for 6ugIe Serceuen. Dc
uistisite Ruuttsr, Der nil tOmme unber
SsbauoIin9, CT fsI9euOe; u gn in
teruutionaI gOU for be6re 9eifpttelie at
JusIeue. y SprstteIis oper belle BEN
ubeboebs Del al gsroeu al Stotioner
Tor oerfra at iu9ttuse 6u9Isnss Ban
oringer Og andre Suner, O9 b TIMBER
together for at ubiinos, bUorfra pore
gus 6usIe usbitummer, O9 6OrbolOss
Regler / NImiueeIi9beo for 6orbeOrins
ger / 6~iGrtrGets GiIitunO % OporGts
ming.
- Sottor Gamer, ben berpmte afs
bOIOs. MunO / MaOs9eisn, boiler M
Ssmpersntss 6OreIasnin9er / Cincinnati.
- Oct ~fOrtGlles, at Gou;uIos, Reris
COS 8reiiosnt, nil uriOge ON mioIsrtioig
6rituscIie fra fit Gmbebs, ba ban puu
@runO at IesemIist SIOsbsfinOens uss
ter Zig til 8aris for at un6srtaite fig
Ell 9irur9iit Operation.
- 6or en- IA 9u9es Glib iioeu bar
Bet 9umIe Og respectable New York
Academy ofSciences inOuaIst en- 8uinbe
iom ReOIem at SeIitubet, os bet er
fsrite Sang, at Sua6ant bar bGnbt
ber / 9unoet.
- Rew gOrt Statss aunaIer itaI
aabueS for 6GroieI ben 6te Mai.
- SalubeIeu al arober. Guarteret /
BEN ~Gspptiite 9p Bort Sab er Iust i
Aite. Gufnber al Renner bar miitst
Gag ouer 9oueSet.
- StSrite 0sIen at screenings
9uiene / 8sit SuIem, Obio, er suaet
op i 9usr. Cab omtrent 500, 900.
- 0umpsS tibst Oregon git npIi6
uuer atIanters 9uuet poa 6 0a9e, 10
elmer os s Minutter.
- Gipil Serpice Commission bar
netop ub9iuet lin Gupport, O9 ben uis
Ter, at al Be IA Yerioner, iOm eras
mtuersbes for Soitsr / Oepartemsntss
Sieneite / 8aibinston, funOtes Blot SO
OpStise bertiI. 6Or 8oiter / GOlo:SGs
ieuet eraminerebes sl7, al buiIte 90 ans
iattes. vi De l941, ION Loo fig eras
minere for at tua 2lniGtteIie ueb POts
0spartementst, fit 372 aniGtteLie.
= s gu9aret / &umGnien bIeu
npIis mango Weuneiter brRbte, og mans
&c IemIaitebe unber en- 9anic | en- Sir
fus. Saset fuIOt neb, o9 Der uobrsb
Slblss.
-@boIera CT uobruot / Snoieu. Jtts
meIiguis pil Der al De forifieaige Ras
TONER bIius forget for e II O~mbysseIiS
6parantGne.
- 800 Sob SuesStur pua Gens
trail 8aciiic Sanen, en- baIu Nfil ~ueitens
for Summit iGaIifornia, itprtebe iams
men for nosle Oase fiben os besras
ue6e ct Nrbeioers SrGn os en- WeGn9be
Gbineiere. 6 at benz bIeu itaiieoe frem
fom Sig, os 5 andre CT TONNE aIuOrs
list til Stabe.
- SeiIabien paa 8eainstOn aanas
len, iom forbinoer SnOleerne Grie >os
Ontario, uabnebes M | Wanbass.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30
W isiou ri.

Sra 8sriaiaes tommsr Der Gfteuets
ming ON, at SbsriT Rogsrs / Cooper
@Ountp bar besiuet fig til 9untsuiue
alabama me0 IN itriftIis Orbre ira
@uusrnsr GrittsnOsn, Tom fOrIangsr
6rant Sames uOIeUsrst Tom OsIa9tig /
Sttsruiue Serubanss& gueriet.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30
EenniDID

geo 9u;erns Borough Iis9er Be iaus
taIbte gLut DIAMOND 6uIs @rIbsr. Susr
6isie bs9puOer M SorOIugst at ipute {;
aaereoe er ct Stptte paa 4 acrss Jun:
tet Here Sob us6aO. Ran frpgtsr for,
at bet life bIiUsr OermeO, Os at @rubss
8ertets Giers tan tomme til at li6e ct
betuOeIiut.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30
EpnOplutcr.

0stop mObtaset $4,000 eonuOlas
ter, bpiIte nj tan iaIse meset biatst
msb paatrptt gbresis. gi nil trptte
l 900 GunpOIuter for $3.50; 500 for
$3.50. gr. goit IS @ts. ertra pr.
1 900, IA Cts. pr. 500. SOC, 900 Ses
itiuinssr snites. Sebre @onuolutsr,
bsisre griier. abresie:
q. 3tnunojen, 9ecorab, Sopo.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30
H0iaua.

Der i Stateu be9au6Isr man ben
Del at bet ~iUuse" Sion, iOm befutter
zig meO StOIes@ ierutug, pua en- ufors
iuarIig partiif Raa0s. Qf be 1000
gRrsr.| oitsr / Statsn bstIaoss be 6 900
Of gGrsrinOer, Og bisie bar gisnusms
initIig en- Gan al $3.50 ON Raanss
ben, meOsus yarsrs bar $57.4O. Gn
iaaOan Orbuing er al ben 2trt, at Gns
buer burbe misbiui9e ban.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30
8isceuitn.

Snbbpsserne / StrOquu Os SmeSn
uster, ifpl9e ct u~niset GbicusO : 9IuOs
Beretnins, at feitIisbOIOe ben l7Oe Rui.
"beu 7Ote BARS Dag for Rorses afs
%ituueIie til SOerise". Gr bet Slubet
sIer er BET be ROrite / 9iroqOa, iOm
Der er paa giIbipor2
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30

ben nebre Del af Gan Suan Riuer os
mprbet ale be Suioe, iOm OpboIOt fig
Der puu Stebet, efter Sisenbe Is ger'
iOner, beriblunbt ben samIe &iObmunb,
iOm eiebe 8utiten, bans Sons os flere
uf bans nGr1neite 5amiIie, buorai
3 Born. 6omman6anten peb Sort
2epis, ben nermeite MilitGrs Citation,
bar ienOt en- af6eIing bere6eut 6uual:
sseri Serben for uGrmere at unoerio9e
Saeen.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30
Saar for Gamer.

6. sr,einfft bar ct flor Oplas al
"Spitdes" til Triisr fra Il os opoper.
"ssaoes" os "SriSSets" l fort uopals, ps'
iaa Saarfj9oer, &inse os sulobellaaeoe
Eager Of Saar. 9ameU9reliet er oeo S''
ben Of Barbertuen, melIem be to SaHter'
4ltf.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30

timber ct 6Orbsr ouer en- Gpu sisns
tieubte 0ommereu / ~tiItalte en- 9ammel
SfuIefammerut, os ban tunbe efter
6orretninsens afilutnins life afbolbe
fig fra at ipOrse Spnoeren, buOrIebes
bet par sauet en- os anbeu af bans
nnsoOmspenner. = "9t, u~eIuiis Sr.
Oommer," iuarebe Gpuen meb ct bpbt
Gut, "ben belle Sanbs sr banst anbs
tasen De Os ies."
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30
MiImaufee. 2Sbe Npril. IS!

FFRFVHURtt WV WIN "
Speoe, $40. 2, SO; Ipril, SO; gtai 9319,
Stunt 954. Wais, Sc. SABRE, Rp. 2,
SO. 8ms, 9o. l, 65H. Sps, go. 2,
714; ggtra No. 3, 20. MISS PORK,
17.1O-17.15 for Niai. 2aro, 9.20.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30
Colorado.

Rapuiee S~nbianerne / bet ipbIise 60
IOrabO bar npIis ifsIse &pster siort ct
Spsrfalb paa en- aisbmanbss Butt pso
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30
Sr0t=OOr.

SUprfor iial man oSorRtte intaa, bilise
Seite, Der tnapt moi tan iRlges iOr en- 8ris
al $50 eler $1O0, Haar Der altio or riuenbe
afiptnius paa aooc, truse Seite, ium Oct
life ioiter mere at opigoe?
3om gSeloou bar / oeuue llse ira ct.
&arl Ell 8eitinirg paa 3 Spano 6eite, til
en- SRgt al $500 til 5000 &unO for buert
&ar, % for ct iaaoaut SpanO betalcr ban
fra 800 til $3.50, Bpt5 ban fan iiuoe iaa=
oamre. lfan bgr bsgpnOe at ie mere paa
jim e9en 5UroeI % lore at OporGtte 6pl
Of Glnnrshnle.Rnrsn. nemlin unber
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30
MONTTNA

bier imOOrtsret ira 6raH5rtge al B. G. guIz
Inns | Burr Gat. Soma. M ijOite gtarts
WalUeo % er en- 'ulobloos Norman. 4
War sammei, blaa meo imaa 3ropler. ueier
1900 EuuO, er uOmGrtet pruportioueret,
bar prG8tJ8e Gtuitlcr. s0oe ger1mer % er
/ bet 0ele taggt ct uomrrtet Gremplar at
ben Hormautte STAGE. On fortrinlig 8eiiez
6eit % CT rscoroet / ben frantic stud.
book.
SetiuGelier: SO 10 insure meo 6eI,
meo ct GfOra5 al $3.50, boi5 bstalt f5r
tie april 1885. QcUcr life 69aet, oa To-
tier bet Sutet at loor 0opyeu beo4ffe
urite War. 0o2per ION aibRuoes eqer
flpttss auoetitees ben, fgr man ueo, ON De
far SOL eleg life, IGgse5 genng pna for
at fire SetaliH9eH. uIpt5sstlfGloe saar
paa Giereus 8iiltU.
32.1O4. Sic Gslion 3ionrmc.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30
;.ase Aarsana. DO. 33,
Dore pramtebeeer.
I. Gu 8bIft Gorteatnaes.

SabbnIb:
gems Srasslia.-gu 5urtaHins til 0
Ie af.
Ysr ys orfsns ge.-gn moriom eann
SsrtaliHg.
Stiesoess 50 aftiasn - Tn poll, Scr.
tsuius.
3pssn.-gn Iiosn pattcr Sorteaina fra
ben iiofte osnIie Sris.
fref af %xsgrenes ets.-gu ierssl,s
Iiplis Stilsrins ON bisie inlaa interes
iSHts DIR.
Dee Ssrea.-Gist
5srtsctIEsS'Stisst I Rerbs.-en
morton SOrtGuins.
Sa Geatfes Saat.-gftsr bet gng.IN.
1t uDeatet GisnSsn.-gt ip.nf Sasr
aotten.- 5ortnuin8.
trails ee Snser.-9i9t at Ssrseu geo
Inssrs Serrss@aarssn, en- iansfsr
big Sortrlrna fro Saslsmarisn.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30
Markeos= Bfretningrr
CHICAGO. 21pe Npril. 1894.

Gbieaso, 21oe Npril, 1894.
Sinter : Speoe. ct Tibet garti Red
iolstes for 1902.
SaarsSpcoe. Rarteoet title, Gilt Edge
iOlst for 92H.
8egulGr eaer 30. 2. Marteoet attn
GpriI 9O-9313; giai 9O4-944; gu
nj 92H-961s; Sui 924-955s; auauit
9l19-9516.
Wais. 8rtierHe er: go. 2 54-54R high
mixed, 56-564; Rejected. 5O-51; Ng
mixed, 55-56; at leOeres / Gpril,
So; gtai, 59-563s; SUM, 5458-58;
SuIi, 56R-5656; Gusuit $685..
SABRE. gto. 2, white, 37H-38. SO.
2, mixed, $685., at leueres / glai
S2-344; SUM 334-3515; 9uIi 81
324.
Rus. Go. ?, 6218; Mai, 62H.
Sps. Rarteoet itiIe, meu 4riisrne liot
bpiere. go. 2, So; gai 10.
Spin, lepeHoe, light bacon grades, 5.35-
$50; for gteoiaItuins 5.5O-6.45.
MESS PORK. 2iOst iDst; gRai 17.17-
1920; sunni 17.27k-17.30; SuIi 1927
1870; alsuit 176715
saro. Nai, ~S.5O-s.55; Sum- s.6O-s.65;
sub S.7O-S.72.
Smsr. 8eoite Creamery, % Diaries,
1924; ulminOslist 9-1O.
sGs. 14-14H pr. 9uiiH,
Gala. 6A-7h.
llo. Washed: Unwashed:
Fine heavy SO.25-027 $0.1S-0.2O
Fine light 30 81
Coarse % 81 10 .1S
Medium 80 "a 20 %
Low Medium rs 80 30 %
Poteter. 27-35 pr. Bulb; lloialsspris
3S-45.
SiGr,&rG. Smaa &uItuner 1911 pr.
Iuuo; Slasteoe Sgns, 11R-12.
Sorns&p9s. 8riierue paa be ~foritIels
li9e Grades er u%forauoret:
Choice to fancy steers $5.9O-6.4O
Good TO choice shipping steers 5.55-6.1O
Fair to good shipping steers 5.20-5.65
Common TO fair steers 4.85-5.30
Feeders, fair to choice 4.75-5.40
Stockers, common to good $4,000
Good to choice cows 430-5.25
Common to medium cows 2.S0-3.90
Rough and fair mixed lots 2.5O-3.3O
Poor to common mixed lots 2.75-3.25
Saar. 2epenoe, 3.S7-4.25 pr. 100 TuHo;
bebite Sort 6.00-6.15.
SuSer. Strife, Ga Cts. pr. Tuno; be-
ifaoisebe, A Gts. ialteoe, So Cts; tgrs
rebe, 14-14h; 8alues Suoer, friite, II
Cts. tgrreoe, Is Cts.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30
Sil SpOrGttcrc.
IL ONTTNA

oil itaa til a~ibeHgtte.ie p1a iglgcuoe Steoer
1oer Glanoag SirsOaa % cHsoas / nit
6lem / Sish.aUO Epunibip.
6uer 6reoa9 hos 0aralo Stgtu.
0uer SerOaa / EuaHNal.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30
gfOueller og Sort9aingcr. No. u.

Snoeolo:
Dc to Slinbe. - Gn Segraoelie / sur
ielemarteu. = TN SisneijGrrins.
(SG Sloer. 8ris: 25 Cents.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30
Gil ScitczS pOrrttcrc.
YOUNG FaVOlitG,

Den ian ue!bsiicH0te baIOblpos Norulanu
6iu9it oil itaa til }libenpttslie iaar fra
5reon9 Den ABE Gpril paa iglgeuoe Steocr:
6reoasc % 2gr0oge / 9etorab YStnnes
i5eit SteusS talo.)
Rauoase os Sirsoage UeO 9ocuit q Chip
lens Stal0.)
Srsoaae % SorsNQae hienInle.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30

9epenbe, 3.S7-4.25 pr. 100 BuHo;
beoife Sort 6.00-6.15.
s uSer. Strife, 81 gts. pr. Iuno; be-
ifaoisebe, A Cts; ialteoe, So Cts; tgrs
rebe, 14-141; 8alues Suoer, friite, II
Cts. tprreoe, 10 Cts.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-30

YOUNG FAYORiTE
sr UNDER Den jmportercoe "Saoorite~, Wo=
Oereu "Sdmpom'; ben ueier 1900 Hulo,
maaler 1874 hands bui % 7 Aar gammsl.
Sens 6Dl CT ale imutte 2pr 90 iOretr9t
teS al Marge for iulobloos.
8etaltI9 $3.50 to insure, betGlbar lite
0arts 1885. Copper pau gierers aiiitu.
e. c..
S9lges Soppcu, igr Den ianr 5ol, uHs
ices ben, iom ON Den baUOe 6pl.
29.10.S.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-25
ImpOrtant OYster Case.

ExJudge d. r. Magruder, of this
city, has been engaged for several
days as one of the counsels in case
before the St Mary's county court,
where several parties were indicted
for taking oysters from within the
lines of certain oyster lands, laid out
and owned by the heirs of r. L. Tay-
lor. Judge Crane ordered judgement
on demurrer to the Indictment
Twenty tongmen were under indict-
ment in this case, and they are all of
course much pleased with the result.
1t is understood an appeal to the
court in banc will be taken in all these
cases.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-25

Capt. L. A. Kimberly has been or
dered to examination for promotion.
Chas. 4. RommelI has been commits
stoned an assistant engineer in the
navy from July l, 1874.
Lieut. M. A. Shufeldt, of the navy.
son of Rear.Admiral Shufeldt, who
has recently been making explorations
in Madag scar, and taking Photographs
of the natives and scenery of that
country, returned to Washington to-
day. He will make report to the
Navy Department on the subject.
Commander Charles L. Hunting
ton is acting superintendent of the
Naval Academy during the temporary
absence of Superintendent 4. NJ.
Ramsay.
The following candidates have pas.
sed their examination for admission
to the Naval Academy as naval ca
dets: G. d. Philips, of Tennessee; F.
Strang, of Oregon; Loyald, of Nor.
folk, Va.
Lieut. A. @. Hodgson reported for
duty at tie Naval Academy to day.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-25
A Sad Death.

A few weeks ago the CAPITAL
published the death of Mrs. Sarah j.
Sands, wife of the. late Thomas Sands
of East street, at the same time men,
toned the illness of the eldest daugh-
ter of the deceased. To-day it be-
comes our sad duty to notice the
death of the daughter, Miss Mary j..
Sands, who departed this life yester-
day, in the 47th year of her age, at
the residence of her brother-in-law,
Mr.. Fielder Owens, on College Ave-
nue.. Miss Sands was for q long time
a sufferer from consumption which
she bore with patience and Christian
fortitude. Thus one by one within a
brief time of each, perishes all that is
mortal of this old and respected fam
lily, leading US to exclaim with the
Psalmist, AS for man, his days are
as grass; as flower of the field so he
fourisheth, for the wind passeth over
it and it is gone, and the place there.
of shall know it no more.'
The funeral will take place to NOR
row friday afternoon at 4 O'Clock,
from Wesley Chapel NJ E. Church, of
which the deceased was for many
years q devout and consistent mem.
Der.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-25

The dockets of the Court of Appeals
are filing up, and among them are
these two important cases Sally
Ross High and husband vs.. Mary
Clara Ross Littig, of Baltimore coun-
ty, involving an estate Of $4,000;
Aug. G. Davis, the Telephone Ex-
change Company, of Washington,
and the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company VS.. John II. @.
Watts, an appeal from Baltimore city.
Court begins on the frst Monday in
October.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-25
Filed His Bond.

Virgil M. Franklin bonded to-day
in the sum of $3. 900 as captain of the
sloop Mamie Merryman, !" and has
been ordered by Commander WaddelI
to cruise in the waters about Annapo-
lis. Captain Clark, of the Folly
has been ordered to the waters about
Herring Bay. Capt. Franklin has ap-
pointed G. Richardson, of the Sth dis
trict, mate; Walter Howes, Alex. Lee,
Corrie Stallings and Fred. Wildey,
the crew.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-25
sraryIand nnptIas state Convonslon.

A delegation from the Md. Baptist
State Convention met here this
morning at the First Baptist Church
on Clay street. The Rev. j. G. Allen
of the First Baptist Church, Baltimore
called the convention to order. Rev.
r. Nelson, of Charles county, secre-
tary Rev. j. G.. Lawson. of Balti-
more, Treasurer, and Rev. W M.
Alexander, Corresponding Secretary.
The Convention was organized by
reading certain passages of Scripture,
singing and prayer The Convention
meets again tonight, and will hold q
session at the church tomorrow
morning at 8 o'clock.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-25
Letter from MillersYille.
MILLERsvILLE, Sept. 25, 1884

MILLERsvILLE, Sept. %, 1884.
Mr.. Editor.
The drought still continues and all
the crops are nearly made 50 that
rain would do more harm than good
just now although it would greatly
help travellers as the dust is almost
unbearable.
A colored boy named Wm. Dorman
about II years old, was drowned from
a vessel on the Severn near this place
on Saturday last. His body was soon
recovered and an inquest held by JUS
tice Dodson, the jury rendering ver-
dict of accidental drowning.
School has commenced, and the
Academy, under the supervision Of
Prof. Ingel, near here seems to have
very good attendance and with the
increased advantages offered, bids to
do very well in the coming year.
! would call attention to the roads
in this district Although they seem
to be in splendid condition just now.
but soon as the rainy weather sets ID
there will be repetition Of last win
ter's roads, when most-of them were
nearly impossible. The time is slim
ping by and If they are not fixed prom.
erIy before the rainy season sets in.
they will be in bad condition for win.
ter travel / am sure If the Honor
able Board Of Commissioners would
take the trouble of riding over our
roads about the middle of Februarv
or the lst Of March they would fully
appreciate our complaint UaLY.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-25

We are glad to see the question Of
purchasing q steam fire engine for
this city, is still agitating the mind of
the people. At late meeting of the
city council the matter was referred
to the FIRE department committee who
will report at the nextEmeeting OF the
council. We were informed to day
BY gentleman Of the committee who
have received several propositions
from manufacturers Of steam FIRE en-
gines, to be able to get one IN the
next sixty days.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-25
LATEST NEWS.
CITY za1 COUNTY.
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LOCAL NEWS OF THE DAY
Hyneneal.

Married at the residence of Mr.. j.
Brown, on West street, ins this city,
on Wednesday evening September
"a, by the Rev. w. G.. Herbert, pas
tor of Wesley Chapel M. E. Church,
William III. Dashield, of West River,
and Mrs. Henrietta Wright, of this
city. Quite number Of friends of
the contracting parties, were present
to witness the ceremony. During
the evening the bridal party were
serenaded by number of boys, who
blew noise rather than music from the
throats Of tin horns, and amused
themselves by scraping some worn
out violins. The serenade was en-
joyed as a good joke by all parties.
We extend our congratulations to the
newly welded pair.
At half past two o'clock this after
noon at the residence of the brides
uncle, Mr.. Edward Courts, on Corn
hill street, Mr. John ". Martin, and
Miss Lucy g. Lippie Of this city,
were united in marriage by the Rev.
w. G.. Herbert. The young couple
are very highly esteemed by their
numerous acquaintances and friends
in this city, and the best wishes of all
who know them attend their future.
Young Martin is worthy young
man and his uprightness has won for
him high position in the community.
The bride was the recipient of many
handsome and valuable presents from
her friends in this city and elsewhere.
The bridal party left for Washington
on the 4.20 train. The CAPITAL ex-
tends its congratulations to the young
couple, and wishes them a happy fu-
ture.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-25
Fall Onening.

Miss S. IL. Bourne held her fall
opening yesterday and to-day at her
store, No. "a Main street, where she
displayed a tasteful and handsome ar
ray of millinery and fancy goods.
Numerous ladies of fashion visited
Miss Bourne's establishment and ex-
pressed themselves much pleased
with the fall styles Many handsome
purchases were made, and the OPEN
ing in every way was brilliant sue
cess.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-25
Returned to his old Quarter.

VIM. Hamilton, q colored boy of
this city who was committed to the
House of Reformation for colored
youths about year ago, by Justice
VIM. FL. Gassaway, and who ran
away from the above named institu-
ton about three weeks ago, was cap
tured by Chief of Police Small, yes.
terday, and will be returned to the
institution tomorrow.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-25
A Social Gathering.

A large number Of young people,
some of whom were from our city,
enjoyed a dance last evening tended
them at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tongue, Brownsville, this coun-
ty. Among those present were Miss
Clara Taylor and Miss Mary Green,
sister of DR.. Green of this city. The
evening was one Of much enjoyment
to all who were present.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-25
Avn Old Deed.

The statement of a deed for old
Fort Frederick having been found in
the Land Office, here brings inquiry
as to who owns the title now ? The
last deed found, so far, shows that In
1862 Gov. Sharpe leased it to one
Heintzman to keep the neighbors Of
the fort from burning the woodwork
up piece by piece.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-25
Meeting al Fair Haven.

The Democratic meeting at Fair
Haven, yesterday was grand sue
cess. A hundred and fifty persons
or more were present Hon. Barnes
Compton made an able address. lie
was followed by Hon. George Cotton,
in commical vein. James S. Rob-
inson, Esq, also made good-hum-
ored sndech.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-25
Onglat to be Repaired.

The leak in the FIRE plug on the cor
ner of Site House a Circle and East
street, ought to be repaired. For
some time this leak has kept the
pavement and gutter in bad condi-
ton. We hope to see it soon in good
order.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-25
Rain IN the nenr Dlslance.

We are glad to learn that storm
signals were displyed along the coast
yesterday and that the much needed
rain is near at hand. We hope in .
few hours to be visited by refreshing
showers Of long conuation.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-25

The Dime Museum, under the
management of Mr.. Geo. S. Smith,
will perform here next week. Judg-
ing from the success and crowded
houses the exhibition met with last
winter, it will do well to come again.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-25
Pers0nal.

Ms. Ryan nee Miss Pattie Welch,
Is on q visit to her brother Mr.. al.
bert WeIch, Of this city.
Mrs. Ringgold, Of Philadelphia, Is
visiting her daughter Mrs. H. G.
Thompson, Of this city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-25
The Grand and Petit surx.

The grand and petit jury for the
October term Of Court, it is expected
will be drawn tomorrow or Satur-
day.