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Ser 3etratees ttto gtttaalIGts-
yR0rff.

@bieagO, 80. NOuember.-@e itettJ;
@oi;en lebbnit uro idlOB iiber ben 9eitcts
gen $agesr0leu-Nop. S55, Deg. 854, San.
$50; WaiS masig lebbaft uuo ifloB etmas
b0ber - Iop. Az, 9e;. 405, Wtai 38t;
Safer %; 8loggeu 81; @erite 66; 5Ia6Siaas
men ia; S9wsiueFeiid $9.O5; S4mals
$6.07.
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gleip.N Norfer gladlrtdlte.t.

Stem . Orf, 80. gio0em5er.- -SuIegps
@tuolt1, elu lunger ttollenllber Sader, mel
der am 80. JtOu. 1888 gtueu 0uoereu Static
Her, 9tameH5 9agberO, erifoB, neil Der.
lelbe angebltd) letue loe8 &erurtbeilteu) @Ht.
lanur9 aus ielner SteIung bcwlrtt bate,
mUrOe beuta IN BroOtlpu gum Ioce Uarur.
tbeilt uuo iou am p. Sauuar 1886 qebdugt
met0en. Gm0lu'S luUalte blbaupteu, Der.
ielbe lei Wahuiuuig. Gle perOeu iil be-
mlihen, ben &OuOerneUr gu eiuar llr1eilS=
ntlberung 81 bewegeH.
- 8boma5 G'Grltu, elu iuuQer Oiluu
BON - Sahren UOu Jtr. 222, St 65. On,
mObnte am Samfag QbenO in oem panic
Or. 1872, 3. QUanue, elmer 1O0teupdd)e quz
lGBlt6 oeS Qblebtu5 ietEer IdHte SANE Sos
grOUe bel uuO ileI pl0eIih nit eincm Sarti
neben Der Gahre nleDer. Yiau bob i'm ais
yeid)e aur. SIN 6euIeioeH bate leiucm ge=
ben Elm @uOe qemadt.
- geittm GOrmlttag bielt ein ge'1loiie=
Her Niiidma9eu laH9e 3eir Dor oem 6luie
Jir. 40, YlcrcariraBe, Jerig7-<D, Obae Gag
ndD &cmanO Oartn regte. Al8 man eu0,i6
HQdinh, ianb man oeu Tubrmauu oc5 g8a
gems t0ot auf Dem Sooeu lcQeu, uHo 8lutz
ipUreu jeig,cu, oaB ciu Slutfuri bic IO0e3
ull0de mar. Jdemaug fannie Den Ntauu,
bod fauo man Gin Ylilhtidet nit benz ia.
m,n Ntartiu Sip1er. SIS mIroe crmittelt,
OaB Dies Der J,ame Oe8 E0ohu If, uu0 oi.
2eide Uuroe mad itiHer gde l6. NUeuus
uH0 DioHtgomerg AOeuue belegeUeu lSOb=
nIng gebradt, Slpfer mar 45 5a5ra ait
UH6 btHterIaBt elue 55raE uH0 6 HtEOsr.
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j)ihr's Babnwrb- -Cropffn .ia.s 5"sl.f Sei,I',, y
9ahnCranarn.

9Bnrum 10 ir6 trgeHo Semunb bur6
SubncraugtH 2 d merBeu Iei6en, ueun man
ene blGldc-n@ ernlaH s 0ru Remoptr" Gin
teres uno tctnen Sdmer5 6eyeiteu0es g7itteI gegen
Nuhneraugeu uHo frofbculeH BADEN flnnF an
Apotbeteu unO be Shu9BdH0leru fir 25 Gents.
2epot: gIr. ll5, 8uItoufraBe, R.=D.
fEnyi-TO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-01

4rOuioence, 8.zS., 80. gtooember.-
&db:euo Die on Der &iuglephraBe wobnen0c
8rau =. 6tbgeralO beute friib einen lugeu.
bid ibr 3tmmer oerIafen bate, Iebten iare
Stn0sr 5uidaig Die Dtatrate Der 9SieQe, in
meldler bas Iiinqife Sinh i4lief, in 8rau0
2tlS bic 6rau 3Hriidtebrte. marea ibrs Orei
Sinoer, BON melden oa5 GIteite MIR 4 Sabre
2Gblte, eritidt.
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HOREROUg..
pG- RWrirt tafeDI6or 9u ten, ga.
tatrB, SetferFcit, cHt3auSetea Esal.
fOpb 2lFButa, GroMp uaS ale 5s5.
run9en Scr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

setncn ItnOeruOsn GtnRuB auT BE ana,gtH,.
nsn atbmungsOrgaue 0erOoutt sr Den ptrfiamRsa
bsFauHtsH SruftmttteIu. gs fub 0ieiss 5aupt.
idtHt oey Sonio Oer SoreBoanOpaau tcmtla
0crbuuOen nit @bies gaIfamei Ootr gaIm Of
9usaO. Re6en Otefsn cnt5du cr fanf tuetrere 30.
tautiae GIemente, pdae Die gsirfiaut !ett be.
OcuteRO Oegnarfcu.
SteieHteem, tpeI6e sales Soueb Of Sores
bCuuO uuO 5ar 8ebtaadleu, perf4crn, 6as CT In
aueu 6aam punoerbar beilenO pfrft, no Die
Gt5muu8sor8aHe aua,srifcn fnb, unO OaB Istas
Dtrtuuo clue uuoemstW raI6e 1T. 81 entbau
ourtous gdt,s, mas bem T1agcn nabt5eiHs Iein
t5unl,, bat etneu auBerft ongcuebmeu8e5amaa
unO pirO Bu stucm BrctIc Derfautt pdbsr es fsnH
Denicngen NIT bsItrdnttsn U2tttcIu erm5gHRt, o,T.
fen g8O1nFutsn t3eir9oittg SUI psroeu.
Gin 6uFcu taun in PaFen6,r gBsiIe ais Der 8ors
lauteroeT S3mtnolud5ttner 9rantbcit fir 6eren a6s
penouna sales eons5 OF sorebOuuO uuo 1ar
Oas bette @7tttel 1T, 6csdaust uer6en. 9esbal5
ioQtc man aub tciuc Ulnute reridumcu, UteIeS
nbsre SpeeiTcum etuiunebmen,
Gtupsru 1T ct, mann feUOn Group oOer Qeuas
( buiten bcioleu pOrosu, 0urb ieue HnOeruOea
Gtscuidaiiea iebr OienIt6.
grctie: 25, so Gents uub 81 Ols gIaTds; pic
sro5ten Die biaisRen,
Su aueu apotDetem ia uertauFea.
6. u. Gttttenton,
alIeintger gigeut5Hmer,
Retu=9orF.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-01
2lrbeit t,ilp Vnhtl.

YtttSbHrg, 8enni., 80. gtou. - Dl
glan Der pytaiIer5," D." etHc Gooperatiuzg zgia0el.
6obrtt Su etablueu, bat Our6 eiuen Britf Sen
ibr SrcRHliutOr Don Dem Qiagor Don gaQi.
pOItS, o. erbielt, etneu beOeuteuoen &or.
iprung gemonueH. 8ieler Srief eutbalt bic
yIahrtd)t, baB Der Stabtratb ieuer Sta0t
Der in 2lu8fd)t gcuOnueueu Gompaauie,
tuenn iie ibre gSerfe in @alipolS errihtet
$25r 900 baar unO Elm OOrtbeilbafte8 @ruuO.
MD in Der Staot sur Serfiguug tellt
2S areb III, Dtaii., 30. JtoOember. -
8en NagelarbeiterH uuO Saqel0bueru, Die
in Der y8arebnm gfageliabrit" in Glib
@arebam beihaftigt itnO, puroe augefin.
ot9t, 6aB ibre G09ne nm 10 8ro}eut mir9cu
erbObt merOen.
Yitt8burg, Ba., 30. g}Ouember. -
Sloer aueS @rparteu ereigueteu fid 6eute
tetue 6ubeitOrungen i'm ~. BOol." Die
Strtter OerammeIteH iid beute frib III gro.
Ber 2lH5abl nabe ben SobleuQrubeu III Blne
8un, UeriibteH leOOd teine 2lugrlffe auf Die
@rioBleutt, ais iidJ Oteiaiben all Die Qrblit
begabeu. Die g0uH ibeu @rubeu 3u gtua.
Stun iuo bic einJgeH, welle iif i'm Bctricb
beTnoeH, rnO Die Strittr blbaupteu, c8 ni.
ren uid]t iiber ) Dtauu bort an Der Qrbeit
&ouitdnotge 9jube berritt ieBt. 6uui}ebu
Striier i0urOeu beute Eutmlttag III gucu=
bile pom SGeriri Chambers wegeu Berbelz
l1gupg an ben SraUaueu pom leBtau 6rei=
tage Uuo Santiago uer6aftet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-01

Rouelp8 Teething Cordial. - Sc.
uiiie Spmptome TuO bel tleiHeH 8iHosru be-
uerfbar, !. 3. 53uBelOfgtsit, Sriuigfett uHO
Rei0uua ;un Stlafe BET R0tbe aui 3iHsr uno
P!Giie auf Der an0ereu Ban8e, ierner 9ur9s
fau, balbgei1lOhsne Augeu, ral9es uHo b6rs
bares Qtbuen, 9e63eH, 3udeH Oer 4ugeRs
liber uuo 9eii6tsmustelR uno beitduoiaee
6erummerieu oes 6opies oon Der eiHen 5ur
duberen Seite. 8as Iuo DiabHungeu 5um
loiorti9en @ebrauas BON RonelPs Teeth
ing Cordial. Rreis IS Gents. (s0a-l
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.Goblem= attto 00l5Oof
- BON
s. SangC & SOBncu,
Sf=SbaieitraBe uno ., ,,nuipuz!Sahn" uno S6e
9Eouumeuts uuO 2IisauitDitraBe.
R c uftio II:

u 7 7 ! D
% Die 8reiie uoH SolS unb SobteG iest am 8iliJz
fen iiuo, ratben iUr uniereu reunoen uno &unoell,
fdb iebt dren g8nerUorratb ein5ule9en, ebe oietIs
ben iuleoer t6euerer neroen. Alen Oenieu3tn, utz
de ebt ibren Borratb enIeaen, ,per6en mir 9uten 9tas
6att 9ebeu. 26r iino ieet berett Gontrate ilr lest
ODER ip6tere IbIieierung abSuihlieBen.
gScr biHig &DbIen, SooIj Ooer Sofe baben
apiu Der ioute gar nitt Ueridumen, 6e obiger irna
porSupreden ODER leine Beisluu9 ourt Ole Rot o6er
2eIephon en5uien6en.
sE 9leie {Srma lieiert nur rene uno CUTE &ollen
our Batentz zlBagn unp aarren oirett in ben Seller.
IHnriIh-sl
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Sei0iikt G1ter Gigentblalst
geaen
maugelbafte &aufbriefe
CIMPERFECT TITLE)I

ghe man antduie ooH SduIerE, @rNnbffhden,
&runbmstben Il. {. 10. mntbt ooer @elo auf Sppotbes
Sen leb IL es Bidt zines Seoen, Oaraui 5u beiteben,
haS Der BertdufeT etusn 8eriiderungsibein little
Insurance poliCy) oes un1ntaitbaren Rdufbriees
Ueiere, tuoturf nlht nur ale untofen fur ofteres
BrIfen bes SGufbriefes (Deed) eripart, iOIlSerH
baupti6fIih ale ipdteren uHannebmlibteiteu, 9Sros
SelIe Il. M, tute iobe loon oislaa porsetommer,
6ernieben reroen.
9tt Maryland Title Insurance and Trust
Co." RoroOItstsde bon SOUTH unO Seconos
GttaBe, gardntirt unh oeriitert is6sn Sauf6rieI
Deed, ksr bel oerleben anseHommeu wIrt, Mot
aur BEN gegenip6rttsen Sdufer, ionoern aLp fur
tsne &Ibeu L. +. 10. Sbsnu oie Beritberuug oes
Faufhreies mad 9emaher Brtiuug uerrDeigert ipiro,
10 DeIben bic ee5Gbten @t6hbrsu obne irasn6 siHeR
A6sua surhd1er9itet.
Maryland Title Insurance and Trust Co.,
RorSoFsGds Soatbs uaO sseonsftsaBe.
Ieanri & / 241teNl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-01

8'elU. 9 II, 30. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fnO ole Stlu5 5nouuH0eH: Ge.o OfHetc III
25-3 %rgent rU0 id'oa ;u grO3eut. -
zterliug }&eGid 483-4.S3z aui Co Gage
uuO 485-Aa54 AM Sldlt.-Suuots 0Ullz
gatoucu: 3sprOj. l02 Al prot. ll3s,4-prol.
l238.-&t,ieu: No ME SrpreB 14c, Sen
traI BaciHc i3g, G5ei.-Eb,o lls, Gle 25t,
DO. ,Evjor 52s, lGGa-Sb0re S6e, rs. Ger
rat 458, glortb yHelarn l3l, 30. Bri0r. 1877,
yL9 @eutya, lCti, Gl,o.DhT. 243, 90,
4rOr 80, 4it5bur9 1872, a}saoug g.,
9l0dz35lau6 l27, u.iou Bs.iiic 40, Use.
iteru Union 76t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-01

IA Gin ihUHertIQrer Eeiut
laBt ild ourh 3letHiguHg oe5 Blt,5 init
9ance's 9 aiiapartIleu= Ooer Slu +
y tllen erlangen. Sla lUrirau and Sopt-
peb, regeln ben llaterlai5, tdrTeH oeHDtageH,
re9en Sie &eber OIL uHo pcrltibeH oam 9anBaH
Sgfel,a @eiuno RET. uHO GHargie. PreiS 20
Geut5 ole SdQdtel. 3u babeu oet Set5
e. 6uuce & COMP, ytr. lO8, g8ef.
8altlmOrefIaBe. (9to026, ,l2gttel
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Wnn ansEanertt erntoroet.

Gan SraH3t5co, 30. Jto0embsr. -
Gepeide aus GlObes&itg, 4ril., meloet, bag
81. s.. 6arriioH uu6 g1m. -. Baloo, elm
8ruOer oas 1itter5 Saloo, in SaHta.Be,
R.=W., bon QPaden, etrUa II Ileileu u0rO
lid Uou Sort Qpate, ermoroet wuroeH.
ggenu il5 iibls, oaB meiu WagsH uitt 70
gau3 IN GrbnuHg 1T, Hebme idl eiHige DOZEN
8r. 2lu3 90nig's g6ambur5erIrOpfe 4" un0
iofort bin Id nie6er bergeitsut. - 6eurg 60=
Der, Sit- -WtaiHitraBe, SeQeOiue, SQ5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-01

So y n e . q ! ! q utIII 9 elle
meOEiuidJe DiiihUug BON poH2uraier Sliz
apartlo, Guajatboij, SlGtcuuuEel, SaTas
iraS, SoOsSall II I. 10. 5U oigi2m BrdpIrlte
wirO man cine Der belcullmIimmuugs uu9
9}eiuiguug5 UiliGuH9eH, Ole oam Bub.ilum
oorliegeu, fiuOer G5 iit in E.uartfaid,eu
geiuut uRb eiHgs O2r tlQigTeu, ,Uje Ger b,ften
GraparGte nit 1aiiapuila ais 6lup,9rraOs
luge, Die je Dem yubitum oiigrjrt mcroeu.
29er ie an 8hurmaiamuB, gebc.bai4meraeu,
3lOie, 6auttrautbelt5n oI5 8lutl8 Il. (. 10.
lsi0et iollte Oieies Giittel ueuiqfau5 pr16i,
ren. 4rei8 81 Die 6laihe. get Setb ..
5ance & Com p, 81. 1O8, g8ef 9altis
moreItr., 81 babGH. (J}ou26, ,i2g{te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-01

Ely7 GiucWtbiitH, ami man
TIA UcrlaiieH taHH, ais BlHa-dl gc=
gen Gp5p5pfe, ais IgrycHitarguEg INN al
lemGluCs 50uicum, ut Gr. Gbaluay5' 0Ii=
tiuinu. Il5pepiia IND ale auorca aus In.
or0uuH9cn i'm y}lgeu entpuH3eHoeu gai5eu
mclben Onrdl ibren Sebrlud raid iurrt 8ei
ylerUCn Gnett.0ucH 1T ije Oor5igljd). iuoeM
iie ale id)limmen 6O,gau Dou GutdttlrHlg
oe5 y}eroenil1em5 bebt. Gle bat ihlmm3
Sale DoH g,euraiale gebeiit, IND U.nI tiu
algamalue5 E0uicHm uoth'q lit, 70 1T iI2 ae=
ruOe Der rld)tlge Grtitel. 5ie tr;cugl lu,tu
erceuerteH Gppetit uHo rifft zen SbU11eu
uUo GHttJdittteU mie0tr aui. ytIH rIate
eiueu &eriuh oamit. GUII5 81 6te 6,ai5e.
gu Sctb 2. 6aule d. ON p., gtr. 1903,
Haf.galtimOreiir, 81 b-ben. lyloO. .26,lJ)
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Gafee ;um &oitenpreiie.
BALTINORE, MU,

Better itarfer gfio, 9ebrannt, 10 uuo - Gents.
Better rsol6ener" Hto gebranHt, Ia Gents.
Better &egua1tG, ge6rannt, t,............16 16 9ents.
Better Raracaibu, gebrannt...... lib Gents.
- Beiler alter Gegierun9SzS S1p1. eebrannt. 20 Gents,
GREAT CHINA TEA COMPANY
Str rs, gB.=gatmorez, uno 9tr. AZ, NSgutalUItr.
(gfpp26 Ti9nSQ-}~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-01

geriHde Gin @Ias 9nfebart' t'I4en $ors
tiers! 3n iener Sahrtsjett gibt ts feiR
uaBr6Gftrrrs, teiu geiiia0errs GetriRf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-01

80 Giuter I'm 6auis iiHo, iol,a au4 Or.
Guu's p6uh,E 5grup" iain, beUu er ut oa5
bcIte Uiittal gcaeu Ole 8yauue auO iou.li9e
6al5Irnutlcj.gH. Gr ioHttuur 2j &euts.
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9as gltucite iibcr psmon 9i0tto,

u m, 30. ytoOember.-Gin Brtef ans
0(a6omab al y9iaiiegua" melbet, O8mau
0igna lei trOt aller uHOer5lOutenoer yiad=
ritten ntdt tO6t un0 zabe bic in Qbgiiiuien
gebdugteu YeriOHeH 0urd 9&ieberntBeluug
nuer gemobner bon 'Safala, eiuibIieBlId
auer GurOpaer, gerGdt. SH Der Stabt IOa
er teineu Stein auf Oem au0eren gelaieu
baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-01

gSenn On nit rbenmatii4en S5mer;en
geplust biff, tuenbe iOiOrt vSt. 9atOb'S Del"
an, ulD 3H pirf baIb tuie0er Herselieat iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-01

giorwi d. gn9lan6, 80. 9touem5er. -
Cine eutletIidJe SceHe ereiauete fd) beute
bel Ser 6turldltuug 9ioberl SooOale'8, elue8
IarttgdrlHerS, welaer ie,ne 6rau am 10.
Scptember IS. 81 gSiibeat ermoroat bate.
Gin idmere8 @emid)t mar Dem 0rmeu Siu.
ser an zen 6iiBeH beieiiigt, unO Der Sal be-
trug BHB, Dis Die 8lappe fel, murOe Oa5
6aupt roIlfduoig bonn 8umpie getreHut unO
ftel Hebit Dem 40rpcr Sur GrOe, mo bos bers
uoritrUmenbe Glut cine tieie 2d6e nm bic
3utln6eu lieberreite biloete. Die 3uihauer
pInDettu fd) entiebt UOn 6em idretltbeu
2lnbljd ab. Sci oem ip8ter abgebaltensu
Suquef feute es Td bcrauS, bag Der 6tuQe-
riGtete eiu iabr id)wateS g9irb,l6eiu hate.
Ser 6eHttr muroe BON auer SHIlO frei ge=
iprodlen.
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2tberpOo Of, 30. NOU., 1890 Dttttogs.
- 8aumDOlle; DiitteIiOrte GberlanOer st (;
Ditto. yterp=Grlcau5 81. - Die Sertaufe
betrugeu 1O, 900 @oleu, Equalization il. au5s
fubr 1000, 3ufubr $4,000.
Hono on, 30. gtoUember.-8er. StaateH=
Sbljgatiouen: 4 prog. 1878, Ditto. 44zproj.
1l5g, DO. uerlaHgerte 5.proj. 1043.-4ttleu:
&.=@.zg8. 594, 90. ?. 49,, grie 26b, 90. 2.
9I4, 0em- 9Ort=@entral 10Y (, 8enni. zSentral
56&, SuS.=@entral 142, 9lea0ing l2+, Sauas
bian' &aCtfic 59t, gericau 24tt Ct. Paul
Common 98.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-01
Die @aIfan. 6 enfereni.

GonfantiHOpeL, 30. gtOb. 49, Cir
gGtliam g3bite, Der Ssrtreter Suglau0 8,
eriutte 6eute Die Baltan @OniereHj, 81 eis
nem Sdieosgerid]t ;piidsH Serbien mo
8ulgayten ieine ginpt1igHHg Ju gebeu. Der
ruiFi9e @eiaubte Sr. gIeIioofi prOteitirte oaz
gegen un0 erfl0rte Die 8bditgttit Der Gou~
feren3 uiife aui Die grieoiguHg Der rumeltz
idcR Trage beifrdnft bleiben 9ur) man
gelnoe giuigteit inter ben 0iitglieoeru Der
@onferen3 birite oas 8eiultat tbrer lrbeit
IN 61a9e 9eitellt merbeu.
0T,,.,nr:-,, ne- gsD o~sbc n -v,tScT,t o+t SpufT-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-25

In THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ANNs AnuN-
DEL COUNTY
In the Matter Of the Trust Estate Of vii.
liam IL Suit.

ORDERED, This 2ssh day Of May, 1885.
that the sale Of personal property within re-
ported made BY Edward q. CAME trus,ea NJ
ratified and confirmed unless cause Is ,he go =
trary De shown on or before the LIST Of Jniv
next; provided copy OF this order be inserted
u some newspaper published Ia said county.
once in each Of three successive weeks. before
the to LIST day q July, next. The report states
the amount OF sales to be S60l. 90. And Il Is
further ordered that notice IS oiven - M
creditors Of William h. Suit, 10 ile their
cialIhs with the vouchers thereof, with the clerk
q THIS COURT % Or before tie Let dav of
August, next flftvrs $500
True Copy. Test: SPaloo HAnw. Oh.
AAyoV-oss Clerk
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-25

Drink Hodges coda water and keep
cool.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-25
BALTIMORE IND OHIO RAILROAD.


Arrival and Departure nr TraInsI
TRAINS LEAVE 4 TRAINS ARRIVE
Mail, 635 a. m Mail, S.55 a. m
Accom-, ~. % p m. Accom-. $50 =. m.
Mail, B. IS p m Mail, 5.5J p. III.
Sunday Trains s. 35 a. m 430 D. m.
Through freight to and from Baltimore
every day. Local freight Tuesday and
Friday at $3.50 a. m.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-25

The EVENING CAPITAL is the hest
advertising medium In the county.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-25

One inch, first insertion. - cents sub
sequent insertions, 30 cents Liberal rates
made with those advertising by the month
or year. Local notices and political or
special communications, 5 cents per line.
Ordinary announcement Of marriages
md deaths free, but obituary notices viii
he charged for at one half the usual rates
If advertising
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-25
Nos. So and 81 Vest aras'
Opp. a. &c. R. Depot.

CINGLE, Double Teams and SAD
10 Horses to hire, by the hour dsy i
week. Open and Close Carriages, Sp.
and Double Ph@tons, Jaggers, Top y
No-Top Buggies, al at reasonable ra's
inc carriages for visiting and pleasure
Drivers In livery, If desired. -
Ph9lons. with quiet and gentle hors
suitable for ladies and children. So
rates made with families. Particula
fention 70 horses on livery Bag
called ler and delivered to al parts O. .
city. Funerals attended to at short noO@'
All orders promptly attended to.
JAS, HI vANsANT'
Proprlei0t
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-25

The best thing in the city to
slake your thirst is a glass of arctic
soda at the City Drug store. -. Wal
Ter Hodges
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-25
The Locust sling.

Many Of our exchanges give &C.
counts of persons, generally boys and
girls. being stung by handling the
seventeen year locusts, in spite of the
warnings given by the press. 1t is
probable those who suffer in this way
never read--their parents being too
mean to subscribe to their local news
paper.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-25

Mr. Charles Collins, ofTalbotcoun
~. has resigned his position on the
steamer Governor Thomas.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-25

We are still doing firSt-class job
printing at IS per cent less than any
other Office in the city-because we
are practical printers and do our osOn
sOork, and don't have to add on so per
cent. for labor. If you don't believe
it give as q trial and We will con vince
you.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-25
Tie HeInokamDt Piano At Bay Ridge.

Bay Ridge is being thoroughly
and elegantly equipped for the con-
venience of the coming guests. Sew
eral of the popular "Heinekampt"
Pianos have just been procured. which
viii individually be appreciated by
the public aud reflect credit upon the
management.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-25
Use PrOcter's Insect P,

Use PrOcter's Insect POwder.-The
great exterminator of R00cses, Bed Bugs,
Moths Ants, Fleas, Lice and al form,
ofsnsect life Acknowledged to be the
best It never fails. Try it, and be con-
WINGED. Large size bottle price % cents
For sale by all druggists. J. IT. WINKEL
MANN 3 Co, Projectors, baltimore. Nd
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-25
Exlracts of Deeds.

The Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Talbot county has forwarded extracts
Of deeds, &c, Of that county to the
Land Office up to June /, 1886.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-25
EXECUTIVE Amendment.

Gov. Lloyd has appointed John j.
Branner, Register of Voters 3rd dis
trict Charles county, vice +. e.
Speake, resigned.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-25

For the most delicious ice cold
Cream Soda, 90 to The City Drug
store The largest and most improv-
ed Fountain in the city
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
RELIGHrING FIXES ~ Glass WoRKS.
END OF TIE Long srEIKE--LOSsEs or MANuFACT-
URFRs AND TNFLOYEs.

END OF IHE Long srRGKE-LOSsES or MANUFACT-
URFRs AND TMPLOYEs
BosToN nci. ~ tSptcdn.- Additional information
gathered regard to the strike OF thr glass makers in
the East confirms the statements 10 regard TO rs being
broken The mcu at tic New England Works in East
Cambridge will return as the furnaces can be
heated. probably within two weeks. The Sandwich
and New Bedford works will start Monday, and
some of the Brooklyn and Philadelphia factories have
already started that the Union Glass Works IN
Somervilo are the only works at which the men are
still out or have not agreed to return. Edward d.
Libby. Of the New England Glass Works, at East
Cambridge said this morning that all reports in regard
10 the starting up of his at were true The
fires are now gong again and he hoped To have every
thing running in less thnn fortnight He had just re-
cciycd an agreement from the signed by every one
of them TO 20 I, wor, "a possible. The old
rates would he paid aud he had not conceded point
to the men in the matter OF wages.
'The strike" said Mr. Libby, " has been eIpen-
sve one for us Ny telegram from Nes-fOrk wa re-
cei igcd at the works last Saturday afternoon and the
fires were at aloEed 20 20 out think this fact
a. much as agythng induced the men 20 yield coupled
A. il was with their inability to obtain support from the
Union. knew that they were unable To obtain that
support for some of tic men had told me 30. But
wien they did not decide to return the fires were put
out and expense of -. 900 cntatcd on us IN
the loss of pots aud material and In tho cost OF new
oLcs Our trade hay not been much affected for We bad
a large stock and many of our goods patented
specialtirs that cannot be obtained elsewhere. We
shut down bccause had agreed 10 and because We
thought the manufacturers ought to stand together,
rat or than because of TIE Pecuniary difference IN
wages the advance asked for would have made in
tend after this 10 my factory on ny own Judgment
regardless Of any combination with other manuiact-
urers and have no doubt that | shall succeed. We
a-e all glad that the strike is over and believe II Is not
likely TO occur again 7oon.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-25
JorTTNGs HERE AND THERE.

AUBURN, Oct. 24.-The corOner's jury in the
case Of Mrs. Dickinson, wEo was murdered by her hIs
hand at Moravia returned verdict to the effect that
Dickinson, when he committed the deed. was deranged
nv jealousy. Dickinson, who attempted to comlns
,oda after killing his wife, is still alive but is in u
condition At his request his wes body was
carried his bedside to allow OF his taking last i9os
al A. He said sorry that she dead, but her
fronbes were ali over and he wanted to die himself
IocKPoRT, n. Y. Oct. 24.-An unknown man was run
over and killed by the aat night IN tho yard o inc
Grand Trunk Railroad at Niagara Fails, Ont Sixty aol
lars and papers indicating that he was an attorney "
found his person.
KINGSTON, Oct. 24.-The dead body OF nan was
found horribly mangled this morning. half nie nr'n
of here on the West Shore Railroad track TWAS en
fed as that OF James scully farmer. from
Delaware County. -,
UTIcI Oct 24-state Senator Henry Coggeshall has
besun suit for libel against The Rome SENTINEL Claim
ing damages of $4,000. The sennme repubiishea sa 4
aldayit OF DIR. Robert Gum, OF aios ,s
that Senator Coggesha had sought 10 optsn VI AVG
from hiuas