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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-25
Sor Dem YOitihalter.

Sn Der Hamburger Geform" finben mir
inter Dem Sitsl Der Spra9reini9er" cine
6umoresfe, pom wel6er beionoers Der 2lns
fang cine iberaus ~selunsene BaroSie ents
bdlt; es beiBt oa: yOas lit cine srobe
llnsebibrli6teit, baB sic es uasen, mir,
benz HOltbeimli6er Bosse, einen Srief pors
;urei6en, Der Die ipra6i6dnberii9e aufs
i6riit trdst: y6errn legations Ssfrstdr
BON aipen, 9iua grinOiii, &onitantis
nopel!" i6aute es einem alien lilbers
baarisen Serrn entsesen, Der i5i6tern
Den betreiienoen Srief in ben Yoiti6aIter
binsiuserei6t bate. Der @emabrsselte
fubr eri6reft Suriif: yYarbon" iaste er,
yaber ieit Subren babe i6 ME anoers abrels
iirt. = SER, iebes Wort taft, bas sic
ipreden, lit ein S9la9 ms 9lntIis bes
oeutI3en SOltes!" entsesnets milo Die
Gimme aus Dem S6alter, Der Srief bdtte
Die Iufi6rift trasen miiiien: ySerrn ges
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BON stipen, 9unobaus
Srinos, Sonltantinsltaot." y~llebrisens
lit es sssenrufi6, mir, benz Boltbeimli5er
Bosse, seseniiber uon Yarpon unb abrsis
iireu gu ipreden. Yaroon beiBt auf
oeuti9: Yer;eibuns, aoreiiiren beiBt ans
ri6ten; sic bdtten aIio iasen m%iilien:
Serseibuns, id babe lett sSabren meine
Sriefe ME anperS anseri6tet. = Ser
seiben Sie", bat Der aIte Serr, i'd puBte
oas ni9t; oas YOrto betrdst aber wobl
nod ebenlouiel ipie friiber?"- Sic err
warten bod feline Nntrport, Ssrr, msnn
Sic pom POrto reoen?" tlans ss 3uriit.
yYorto tenne i9 ni9t, wobl aber Srasez
sebiibr; ri9ten Sic ii9 alio bana9." =
v@iepiel betra9t Die SraSesebabr?" fraste
fleiulaut Der alte Serr. = y@enau 10 piel
pie fribsr", par Die 9lntport." - Damn
lit Der Srief ri6tis frantirt", iaste suuers
ii9tlib Der llnperbeferli6e. ySerr",
brittle Der Seamte, Sic limb unperi9dmt.
g8ie fonnen sic bon i%ranfirt reoen2 Sic
limb ein Gei6suerrdtber, fein gutter Oeuts
i9er nimmt bas @ort in ben Munb, benn
es e%rinnert an Sas 2ano %ienieits Sss &beis
mes reiit SIR Srief stma inter Der OBJ
but ienes SanbeS2! = 6rantirt = lG6ers
lid = freisema6t, uns Sic tOnnen
seben." v@oieu", iaste erlei6tert Der
alte Serr uno wanbte lid, nm Dem @uns
ide na6sutommsn. - vSis, beoa, Sie",
rief linn Der Seamte mad, boz Sic bod
Der Seuiel nit Sbrem sloieu, ib uerlanse,
baB Sic vWit @ott" iasen." Der ans
s~erufene murmslts etwas Dor ii6 bin unb
mari slei6 barauf nit GROCER Seirieoisuns
Die N~ussansstbire oes Yoitsebdupes binter
li6 su. OrauBen idOpite sr erlei6tert
atbem, idittelte ben 8opf uno sins oann
wie in tisfen @ebanfeu Die StraBe eutlang
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-25
Mpoerue Nrbeitaeber,

&i6ter: Sic iinb ansetIast, ben 9ens
barmen, aIs er iie uerboftete, beleibist gu
baben. 9eben Sic bas Su?
Strolb: SD bitt' Sbnen, Serr Yoli,sis
ratb! IIs Der 8enbarm mir ~perbaftete,
iaste er: Serl wiuit bu orbentli6 mar
l6ieren ooer 80. Ne, Ndnneten, Jag
id, man ni6t 10 srob. @iien Sic benn
mid, Dat id Sbr grbeitseber bin? Sic
iino nj uns ansewieien, oeun wouon wOlten
iie lebsn, wenn mir nit wdrsn! Bet bah
id ieiast, uno bet Jag id Sbnen audi, 9err
Yoliseiratb! Cont nil6t!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-25
y Il teS . IIerIei.

Wer BAT Ben S6naps BE:
sablt? Son uniersm S;lberbouar, be,
eisentIi9 mn IS Gents wertb lit, aber in.
nerbalb Der Ser. Staaten, permose bes
~3worgsfurius, in wel6em er itsbt, fir
pole 100 Gents 9enommen weroen muB,
unO ieinem meritanii6en Better, Der in
Msrifo ebenio beuorsugt lit, erSdblt Der
Sultimorer y0euti9e &orreniponbent"
fol9enoe erbeiternoe @ei6i9te:
Der 6dbrmunn gu Sarebo am &io
@ranbe lit elm itriftsr 9lnbdnser Der
Silberwdburns, Defenders Der Silbers
Dollars. @er ibm eiueu mtritauii9en
Dollar auf Der meritanii6en Settle iibers
rei6t, BEN fdbrt er bis ans anoere llfer
unO siebt inn banu IS Gents bsraus,
nit Der Semerfun9, bas iein merifanii6er
Dollar in Nmerita MIR IS Gents wertb
iei, uno wer ibm einen amsrifanii6en
Dollar sibt, benz madt sr es eben 10.
6iirSli6 aber bat bieier i6laue Sdbrmann
bic Se9nun9en bes 3panssturies auf's
Ori9tnellite ausgebeutet. Gr tranf in
9arecO einen S6naps, leste cinen ameris
fonil6en Oallar auf ben S6enftii6 unb
erbielt einen merifanii6en Dollar (S5
Sents) beraus. Or fubr biuiber in bas
merifonii6e Neit, trnnt eiuen S6naps,
leste isinen merifaniidsn Dollar bin unb
erbieIt einen umeritaniiben Dollar (85
Geuts) beraus. Sisles that cr al ben gam
gen Sag lang, unb ais er gbenbs i6per 9es
laoen feline Wobnuns aufiu6te, bate er
INNER nod ieinen ameritanii6en Dollar
IN Der Sai9e, ben S6napps bate er bems
ua6 umionit erbalten. DUN tritt bic
6ra9e al uns beran: wer bat ben S6naps
ei9entli9 beSablt, ben Der damn getrlnfs
Ell? Der Sdbrmann ielbit bat i'm nitt be.
5a6lt, oenn CT ring nit einem ameritanis
l6en Dollar on uuo fam nit einem ameri.
fanii9en Dollar beim Die Wirtbe in 2as
reoo uno III Wterito baben aud feinen
Serlrlt gebabt; wer in aler Welt sablte
oieien S6naps2 Niemanb anbers ais
Die beioen Gtationen, Die amerifanii6e unb
Die merifanii6e, nur merten iie es ni6t.
Die Wtoral pom Der @ei6i6te lit, baB irs
9eno elm Sano, wel6es 3wansfours bat,
BON ieoem i9lauen Spetulanten aus9es
beutet ueroen tann, MIR nit Dem Inter
i6ieOe, Dap bic meiiten Spefulanten melt
mebr ueroienen, ais einen = S6napss
raui6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-25
,,Sie nenuerl ibu SOftor."

Serr s.. ~. Homsa, ser populdrs Gissns
tblmsr bss @reat 8eiteru Sotels in Ras
toomba, Nuitralisn, lit elmer Der treueitsn
anbdnssr uon ct. Safobs Del unb 1T
unermioli6 in Der Nnempfebluns oeiieIben
fir sablrei6e 9eioen. Gr ersdblte iiber
mebrere wunesrbare 8ursn in ieinem Ois
itritt unb erbebt inSbeionbere ben 5au zines
prcminenten Ssamten inn 0ienite Der &es
9ierun9 BON Neu Sio Walss bsrpor.
Ssrrn &owels Grfols unb gntbuiiaSmus
in glnpenbuns bes Sels ue%anlaBten feline
6reunbe, ibn Doctor gu nennen. = Spos
nsp, q. 9. @ales, auitraIisn, pGpenins
NepS,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-25
unteridieb.

Srau: Wit sinem Wort: On biit cine
i@redIider Mann.
Mfann: LIMB bu cine j@rs6lids 1xAu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-25

slnSabl &riise uol S9naps mad ben Cent
perenSsG ounties uerianbt werbe. Sbre
3abl sins in bic 3ebntauienbe unb nod
bSber. Oa bieie SbonsefdBe unseiebIis
den 3uefen bienen, werben ie ME mebr
ais einmal sebrau6t, 10 buB bic Nu9fruse
na3 ibnen Sunebmen muB. Oas nsue
@ei6aft bat benn au9 bic Iufmerflam;
felt Der 6abrifanten auf ii6 se,osen
uno mebrere slsenten erri9tsn sesens
pdrtis in Spainsborp unb anberen Srts
i6aften Nieberlagsn FOLDER Gbonsez
fdBe unO ibres Snbalts. Die Giienbabns
men fir oieie Baare baben s~iinitise Staten
feit9eiett, II. wer iett an irsenb einen Gems
perenSOrt Serlansen mad S9naps trdst,
ptro bon bieien Nieberlasen aus piinftli9
beoient. Die S0pierrpaarenfabrifen in ben
Counties Waibinston unb Glart in
Georgia unb piele anbere i'm nSroli6en
Sbeile bon SiiosG orolina ipiren ben @es
i9aftsaufidwuns unb ri9ten ii3 bas
mad.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-25
y
asent Der Il. g. grpreB: Comp.

Sor eintger 3eit itsute Elm Bari.
fer Souleuaroblatt bas Soile.tenbugst Ell
ner 3roBeu @sltoame in paris feit uno
Fam su BENT &eiultat, oaB lid our6l9nitts
lid bic NuSsaben elmer Monbaine fir
6leioer, Sits, Spiben, Slumen, Siiour
&C. pro Sdbr uuf 5000 Sr. b~elaufen. Su
pel6er Weiie aber bieieS BOD i6on rs6t
aniebnlibe Budget bon einSelnen Oamen
iiberi6ritsn wiro, Seist re6t pruitiI9 ein
9e9enpdrtis BON Der sriteu Giuilfammer
oes Seine.G tribunals anban9is sema6tes
Serfabreu. Der Que be Seauifrsmont
bat bort ndmli6 III ei9ener Berion ben
slntras seiteat, feline pom ibm s"etrennt les
benbe, aber ni9t 9ei6ieoene @emablin
fir cine Seri6wsnoerin gu erfIdren. Gr
begriinoete bieieS Iniu6en nit Dem Stns
peiS b%arauf, baB Die Su6eile be Ssauiires
mont obne feline %3uItimmuns fir $4,000
6rancs Spieen uno fir $50, 900 6rancS
Siiour g%etauft, auBer benz aber nod on
brei Wiuionen S9ulben contrabirt babe,
unb in Yaris ielbit nit ni6t weniser oils
ais Speiunoneunsis 0ieferanten I'M YroseB
Iiese. Die Sersosin 1T Die So6ter zines
We6iela9enten, Der ibr bel ieinem Sooe
iinf,ebu Miuionen Yaar unb Smmobilisn
binterlieB. Nnsenblitli6 iou lie ii6 nit
elmer iunsen Stalienerin, Die lie Dor einigen
Sabrsn aoopirt uno Der lie eiueu Yrins
ssiiinnentitel fir 200 900 6r. 9etauft bat,
in WieSbaoen aufbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-25

Yrebibition uub S6pferei.
Sn Georgia berri6t befanntli6 auf @runb
bes bortisen 9otal Option @eiebes IN pies
len Counties Probibition. Wie bieie benz
S9naps unb Der GOpferei su @usastommt,
srliebt man aus folsenbem SeSSDte BON
bort: Sur3 Dor 8sibnadten ma5tsn sis
niae 8samte Der ,Soutbern Grpre6 Co.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-25
9te i6nnrri8e Gde.

Scr vgtorSitern" in Ga Groiie, @isc.,
bat ieinen eisenen 8etterpropbet unb sma,
einen poetii6en; berielbe iinst III Der les:
ten aussabe I'M yNoroitsrn";
e,r,,r 8radt i'm Sannar Der Sdues.
~ Stsbt man peosr @ras nod Rice.
s.sr,,r &euH i'm Soruuue bic Dd6er t~rauftu,
o sann man nidt mebr Saltttidub lauitu.
MA, S,sist on Srssori BITE esra' in bic SOB,
N' stbt's am IL. peSsr SassI nod S6uee.
sur,, @.Hu i'm April bic 5duaten sstseu,
' &tro eas Nssttrslas iauen ootr lteiseu.
m,; Dornsrt's i'm Daai,
81 er April porbei.
Gun; Rribt i'm Suut Der Sabn aui Der Dltit,
SN"' 20 dnoeris ids @etter, obI's blsibt mts es 1T.
Gull I'm 0torgaretbsrta9 Regeu,
ertnst lbeusrauo oser Seseu.
N,ou, Sisu,u fd am erten gspitter elm,
$50 8iros Dobi TN aniaus css YlOuats fetu.
z,m Santt Cosmos une 81. Damian,
~ Die augeu snb'res Bsttsr an.
S,ohsr ! am 3. Souutas S~ounsnideir.
Btres cine Iulttse RirmeB elm.
g.r,u 8snn es i'm Ropember ,dneii,
~ St u. Nnoreas u.5I mehr melt.
7,,u Der DECEMBER mag ieiu 10 unit ME .r mag,
" Der 6in~iunoSwanStslts IN elm id0nr Gag.
Oein Sennor.
Sas miro wabri9einli6 %ltimmsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-25
Gin jideres Mfittcl.

Sirser: Serr Masiitratsratb, sic
fOnnten aber lei6t ben bieiisen Ginwobs
nern einsn sroBen 9efauen erpeiien.
Masiitratsratb: limb poburd, wsnn i9
frasen oarf2
Biirser: Sic brauden BLOB sinmal IN
Sieie @rube b%insinjufalen, unb i'd bin
i~iberseust, es wirb bann iosIsi9 ein @eIdns
Der berum 9ema1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-25
&ie es elmer alten Same gebolfeu bat.
Sosboeton Citation, %. g.,
%. December 1878.

%. December 1878.
Mfeine Serren. = Sine Nn,abl psrl6ies
bener 9eute bier batten SSbre Sittern nit
sutem Grfols benutt. Sn einem ipeSiels
len Sale mar cine alte Dame, iber liebens
gig Sabre alt, Subrelan9 trant seueien,
uno mGbreno Der lesten sebn Sabre par lie
wdbreno Der 9dlite Der 3eit ni6t fdbtg auf
ben Seinen gu iein. llnsefabr feds Mos
nate Suriid wurOe ie 10 idwa9 baB i~ieuolls
itinoi9 bilfloS blie6. Sa peber ibrs Ner,s
tie nod Die bisber gebruudten Mebisinen
BON ir9enb wel6em Grfolse paren, idifte
i3 mad 0epoit, finfunbuiersis 0teilen
BON bier uno lieB cine 6lai6e Sopfens
SitternI fommen. Die Msbisin bali ibr 10
i6neu, baB ite i'm Stanoe mar, fi9 ielbit
an;usiebsn uno i'm Sauie umber,useben.
Na9oem iie bic speite 6lai6e senommen
bate, mar iie fdbis ibre eisene Stube in
Sronuns gu balten unO Nu6barn gu be-
iu6en, unb ieit Der l3eit lit lie iortwdbreub
beiler gerporbsn. Meiper Srau uno 6ins
bern bat Sbre MeoiSin AUDI i'm b06iten
Mabe wobIsetban.
W. y. Satbapap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-25

Yer. Staten II. fOnigl. bclsiide Yoitoampiidiiic.
Seoen Samitag na6 slnttperpen

(pon ben Rse Star Dots. Striep eitp).
Die pradtuOasn .fs GIGiis Dampier, nit poasr Kraft:
w sitsruians" 5000 (SutINiuO .gsuulaub" 1000
Beleenlauo, 400 IoHneu: Seelauo3 $500;
RbpnlaHo, 1000; SmtBerlauo b, 1000;
Uaoerlauo, 1900; 8aesIan B. 400;
Reoerlaup, 1000.
Salons. pradtSimmer, Rauds uno Naoeimmer in Der
Brittle oes Sdihes.
3Weite Gaihts DISQUALIFICATION uuabsrirsfRia.
P~rabBimmsr ale am Sauptotd.
Bieie Dampier babeu psosr Rinopisb. nod g'er6e,
Saaie ootr Shwtine an Soro.
Die Ssrbit uno @intsr 6abrpreiis ihr 9aihtsH limb:
SaIOOu, eurOpa uuO prepaid Siastsu $50 bis 500
grcuriion Sl10 bis SLIGO.
3wttte Sai 1t. nab europa uub prepaid Biustten
S55. greuriion 500.
wtdeuoe mad Aniwerptn $50.
pom Autperpeu $50.
8aReretis Silsts $4,000.
peter gSriebt 4 CONS,
Granddaughter, SIS Sroaopap. ". y.
Deter 9iene 4 Sobn, asentsu. Dubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-25

Der nnterSidnsie madt biermit bas sstbrie pubIitam
trsuneitdit autuertiam. baB CT In 9s Dlars bic psiAisesns
item @aarsn, iepobl mittsls ofentIidsr Dtriisisuuns oils
aus Der Pano fault nns pertauit. nno bah CT tets bsrtit N.
ais 9uetteuar bet otitntlt6sn Berfdnisn iar irssub Sea
mane, oey aaf bic Nh su putanfen pAnf6f. 90 fpr~tstw.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-07-28
LATEST NEWS.
CITY AND COUNTY.
The Annapolis HarbOr +!
OTHER LOCAL MATTERS.
HarbOr !
The Annapolis HarbOr.

Id the report just submitted by
Col w p. Craighill, of the river and
harbor improvements, he says of the
improvements of Annapolis harbor,
that "there are in the Annapolis har-
Dor two bars, with not more than Isl
feet on them at mean low water,
which prevents very large ships from
passing into the deeper water, q feet
or more of the Severn river, just
abreast of the Naval Academy. The
commerce of Annapolis is small It's
importance arises mainly from its be-
ing the seat of the Naval Academy
and its strategic relation to Washing
ton.
"The project for this Improvement
has been dredging channel "a feet
deep at mean low water, with mini
mum width of $50 feet. The rise of
tide is only one foot. The cost of
the Improvement has been estimated
at $4,000, The appropriations ag-
gregate $4,000, being insufficient
for the accomplishment of any mate
rial result without some action by
Congress-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-07-28
A Cruel Practice.

Almost daily we see persons
throwing glass bottles, lamp chimneys
and fruit jars upon our streets, which
are soon broken into innumerable
fragments by passing teams and ami
mails. Many of our juvenile popula-
ton, during the warm weather, run
''bare footed" and often tramp into
these accumulations of broken glass,
lacerating and cutting their feet sew
erely, and sometimes receiving per.
manent injuries. Persons who are
guilty of such cruel and thoughtless
practice should cease it at once. The
best way to dispose of such useless
articles is to dig a hole in an out of
the way corner of your lot and throw
them into it, and in that way get rid
of a dangerous article that might do
an injury that would ever afterwards
be regretted.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-07-28

Antifermentine is a simple, harmless
preparation, free from taste, smell and
color, that has the property of stopping
and precenting fermentation in all vegeta-
bic food 1t is especially useful for pre-
serving fruit Of all kinds, retaining the
natural fresh appearance and taste Of the
fruit. Its use does away with labor, and
makes what has been hot, disagreeable
task, a delight and pleasure. 1t substi-
tutes for the summer heat Of the kitchen
the cool shade of the lawn or piazza. It's
results are never doubtful when used
according to directions, and Strawberry
Short Cake, and Peach and Berry Pies
can be had in winter as well as in summer
Its use is profitable and economical, for it
Sdges one-half Of the sugar saves the jars
broken by heat, sages the fruit cooked
away, and saves time and labor lost by the
old methods. One package will put up
80 quarts Of fruit. For sale by GEO. RULL-
MAN, agent, City Drug Store, Annapolis
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-07-28

The Misses Smith of Baltimore
are visiting this city.
Mr.. Henry Killman and family of
Baltimore are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. p. Killman of this city.
Mr.. John Horn. of Cbambersburg,
Pa, is visiting this city.
States Attorney, James Munroe,
leaves here on Friday next for Bar
Harbor, Maine.
Mr.. Bert. Billingsly of Westminster,
Nd, is visiting relatives in'this city.
Mrs. Risley and son, of the State
Of New York, are visiting Captain B.
F. Perry and family, on Prince
George street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-07-28
Returned without his Prisoner.


Sheriff Fowler, who went to Wash
ilgton witha requitision from theGov-
ernor of Maryland to arrest Jesse
Platter, colored, for the abduction of
the white woman Helen Owens,
whom he afterwards married, return
ed here Sunday night without his
prisoner. Sheriff Fowler could not
say what course would be pursued
until he had consulted with the States
Attorney, but he intimated that there
would be difficulty in getting Platter
in custody in Washington, Chief JUS
tice Wiley having refused to receive
the Maryland requisiiion because Pla-
ter had violated no law of the District.
1t was further stated that the woman
had been examined at police head
quarters by a board of surgeons and
found to be free from insanity, and
as insanity had been stated in the
warrant charging abduction, this was
considered another reason by the
Chief Justice for not interfering.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-07-28
The Effects Of Electricity.

During the, late thunder storm the
wires of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, between this city
and Baltimore become disarranged,
which led to an investigation of the
wires. Upon examination of the
private wire between the Office and the
boarding house of the operator, it was
found to have been detached, and the
electricity had escaped, doing consid-
cradle damage to the room in
which the connection was made.
For the convenience of the former
operator, Mr.. Haupt, he had this at
tachment put in his bedroom, that he
might be better able to accommodate
his night callers. Before he left here,
he detached the wire from the aparat-
US and neglected to call the attention
of his success to the fact. A consid-
cradle portion of the wall in the room
shows marks of the effect of the es-
Gaping electricity.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-07-28
Coming Home.

A dispatch from ST. Johns, N. B.,
says the Greely relief squadron, with
the survivors of the Greely expedition
and the bodies of the dead, left there
on Saturday Lieut.. Greel US pro-
motion to be colonel in the signal
corps is talked Of in army and navy
circles, as is the promotion of Com
mander Schley to the bureau Of equip
ment and recruiting to fill the vacancy
made by Commodore English's as
signment to the European squadron.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-07-28
Seriously Ljured by a Derrick.

Thomas Sorrell, colored, was SER
iously injured on Saturday afternoon
by the fall of a derrick. which was be-
ing erected at Kealx's wharf to hoist
coal from the schooner Martin Wag-
ner The derrick struck Sorrell on
the head, knocking him senseless, and
inhicting an ugly wound several in
ches in length. DR.. Claude was sum
moned who dressed the wound, and
the colored man was taken to his resi-
dence. Mr.. George Ward, the Capt.
of the vessel, was also slightly hurt
from the same cause.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-07-28
ANNAPOLIS, ND, MONDAY EVENING. JULY IS, 1884.
Anne Arundel County Jail.

Mr.. G. S. Griffith, of Baltimore,
President of the Prisoners Aid Asso-
citation, has recently visited our Jail,
and makes most favorable report
His complimentary remarks touching
the cleanliness and neatness of the
building, is q just tribute to the kind
hearted wife of the Sheriff. "The jail at
Annapolis" says Mr.. Griffith, "con-
tains thirteen prisoners, including
two women, three or four committed
for stealing, two for violating the
local option law, the others mostly
for petty offences. Mrs. Fowler, the
Sberifl's wife, acts as the keeper. The
sanitary condition is excellent; the
cells and all parts of the building
were scrupulously clean and neat Ia
fact, never saw it in better condi-
ton than under the very efficient
management of Mrs. Fowler, who
takes a special interest also in the
spiritual welfare of the inmates, and
gives them encouragement and good
advice. She also furnishes them
with suitable reading matter, and
may truly be regarded as a model
keeper. The female prisoners are
kept entirely separate from the male
prisoners
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-07-28

There is no crown in the world
so good as patience.
A good bath house would prove
paying institution in our town.
No human quality is so well
woven in wrap or woof but has some
flaw in it,
The way to gain good reputa-
tion is to endeavor to be what you
desire to appear.
Gloom always follows bolster
Gus mirth, as earth looks blackest
after brilliant sunshine.
old friends are best. King
James used to call for his old shoes !;
they were easiest for his feet.
When a girl talks about two
strings to her beau, does she mean
his suspenders.
New subscribers are steadily
pouring IN upon US.
Another heavy fall of rain passed
over this city early yesterday m morn-
ing
Farmers will soon be complain
ing of too much rain for this crop and
that crop.
Anne Arundel water-melons are
beginning to make their appearance
in our market.
The late rains is said to have
made considerable washes in the
county roads
Holding a wound from a rusty
nail in the smoke of burning wool or
leather, will stop the pain and pre-
vent lock.aw.
Butter is cheap enough, says one
of our exchanges, to use for wheel
grease. We wish some of it would
come this way.
The industrial interests of Anna
polls are suffering for the want of a
few live business men, with sufficient
capital to introduce manufacturing
enterprises.
Kindly actions begun from a
sense of duty blossom into affection,
and afford some of the sweetest pleas
ures earth can bestow.
Purity of thought, word and
deed, sought at first from knowledge
of its righteousness, becomes at last
the natural air which the spirit loves
to breathe
To know the pains of power, we
must go to those who are seeking it.
The pains of power are real, the
pleasures imaginary.
Let men laugh when you sacr:-
fee desire to duty if they will. You
have time and eternity to rejoice
in.
The path of good woman is
indeed strewn with flowers; but they
rise behind her steps and not before
them.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-07-28
Correspondence Evening Capital)
Letter From Third District.

ARNoLD's STORE, July %, 1884.
1fr. Editor:
The colored church recently built
on COLLINS Hill, was dedicated yes
terday, with imposing ceremonies,
great many persons being present,
Notwithstanding the rain storm in
the early part of the morning.
The parsonage intended for Asbury
Church will be built adjoining the
church, on lot of about half an acre,
kindly given the church by Mr.. Thos.
Arnold
Melons are looking well in this Sec
tion, and a great many truckers will
commence to ship largely the coming
week. The steamer "Gazelle" makes
daily trips to Rock, Bodkin and Curtis
creeks, and carries large quantity of
garden produce to the Baltimore mar
kets.
The picnic given at Jackson Grove
last Wednesday was well attended
from this section, and all seemed to
enjoy themselves very much, the day
was pleasant, and all things passed
off pleasantly.
The camp-meeting commences at
the Grove next Thursday, and many
of the farmers in this section, with
their families are preparing to attend.
A few families have been camping
there for the past week in their tents,
enjoying themselves and waiting for
the camp to open, which we learn
will be much more largely attended
than any previous year. III.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-07-28
In Violation Of Lam.

In reply to the inquiries of deputy
Commanders, Commander Waddell,
of the State Fishery Force, has decid-
ed that catching soft crabs in deep
water with scoops or drags or other
instruments during the forbidden
months are violations of the oyster
law, and offenders are liable to arrest
and punishment.