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New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
MARINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALHANAC
Sun rises 56 52j Moo RI 4:22 MONS are. Is 70
WATER TO-DAY.
/N-sandy Hook, A:j6 Ga~. I.ilnt $40 He'll Cas- 73S
P.N-Sandy Hook. 5lS Gov. Island. GO3 Hell Gate INo
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
Itching Diseases.

ECZEMA. salt Rbusm. with its agonixins ttchips
Burning INSTANTLY relieved by with CUrfCUn1
SOAP and single application Of cU7ICURA, TIE erne1
SKIN Cure This repeated daily with two or three d. -
CUTICURA REsoLvENT. tho New Blood Purifier % -
the blood COOL tho perspration pure aud unirstine ~
bowels Open the liver and kidneys active win speedily cure
Eczema Tette-. Ringworm. Psoriasa Lshen. Prurt,us
sca Head Dandrun and every speces ohing scay su6
Pmpy Bu Of tho Scalp and skin the best phy
sicians and all known remedies fail
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11

DIR. HoLMAN's PAD will prevent Cholera and
all Feyers cures Malaria lin all forms Indigestion Bilious
and sick Headaches -ina word will make you we'll
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11

THlEvING SERVANT CAUGHT.
Mary King who was employed by Mrs. Lyman
Morse, OF No. A Halsey-st., Brooklyn, az chan-
bermaid was before Police Justice Massey yester-
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11


Armenia all sze3 prices marked down Goods soil ~ ro
tail by q. T. sHAYNR. Manufacturer lob Prinse.st
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
Is THERE A CURE F0R CONSUMPTION

Is THERE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
We answer unreseryedy yesi II tho patient
in time the use OF DR. Golden Medical Lscovsry
exercises proper II allowed TO its course too
poworloss II. Dr. Pierce never
patient holding false hope for the sake Of
gain Golden Medical Discovery has cured
thousands patients when nothing else seemed TO avail
Your druggist has It Send two stamps Tor DIT Pierce com
plee treatise on consumption with numerous test monias
Address N WoRLD'S DlsPENSARY MEDICAL AssoCIA-
TON, Buffalo, NY.
DRINK UNDERWOOD WATER.
Ask your druggist for 1t
the World.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
ECZEMA TWENTY YEARS.

Ny gratitude God 10 unbounded for the relief have d.
tanned from the Of the CUTICURA REMEDIES have
been troubled with Eczema legs for twenty yeara
had comfortable night for the burning and itching
intense Now am happy to sag, have troubA
Only the ivercoorcd patches limbs remain toksa
Of my former misery HENRY L. SMITH,
1SS Westave. Rochester. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
1l4 Lexin;ton.ave., between 2btI ta 3)bl At.
Hours To l. 20 Z. Diseases OF tho Nervous system
Genito- rnary organs Impotence and storlL5.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
ECZEMA on A CHILD.

Your most valuable CUTICURA REMEDIES bave done
my child good feelke saying this for bens
ft Of those who troubled with skin disease My little girl
troubled with Eczema and tried several doctors
medicines but did do her any good until used te co.
TICURA REMEDIES which speedily cured her, for which
owe you many thanks and many nights o. rest.
ANTON BoSsMIER, Union Bakery
Edinburgh, Ind
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
THE CLEARING HOUSE TAKES SILVER


In the settlement of balances at the Clearing
House on Monday, the Sub-Treasury for the first
time paid part OF its balance In silver certificates.
The amount was not large and was accepted with
out question The balance yesterday was paid
In gold certificates. The Clearing House AssO-
cation refused to accept silver or silver
certificates in settlement OF exchanges until Con-
gress passed a law forbldding any National bank
TO be me euber of O clearing house association
which refused to accept silver. The New-York
Clearing House at signIied its respect for the
law by resembling the resolution which 1t had pre-
yiousiy adopted. Until Monday however,
the banks were not called upon to refuse
silver. for the Sub-Treasury offered them none.
They refused 10 take silver certificates remtted for
deposit by banks at Boston and Philadelphia where
no objection TO them had been made.
1t is understood that tho Monday payment by the
Sub Treasury was intended to accomplish two
objects to sooth any jealousy on the part of coun-
try banks and to enable the Secretary
Of the Treasury to answer satisfactorily the Con-
gressonal inquiry whether any National banks or
clearing honse associations refused to accept silver
or silver certificates. As the, New;;York Clearing
House has now accepted silver In payment OF
balances. both it and the Sub-llreasury have COM
plied with the Federal law IL is generally under.
stood by bank officers that payment in silver Will
not be repeated except in cases of emergency.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
NO CHOLERA FROM RAGS NOW IN PORT.

The report ia The TRIBUNE yesterday relative
to the experiments with sulphurous acid gas and
superheated steam upon cholera germs in rags has
caused some inquiry as to the quantity Of rags
from footed districts that have been DIS
injected with the gas. This was one of the meth
ods ordered by the Treasury Department. and timid
people fear that already there danger of ch0l-
era being transmitted in this way Collector Rob-
ertson SAID that only two consgnments of rags
one of IT'S and one of sixty baIes-had been landed
snce the order of the Secretary OF the Treasury re-
curing disniectlon had been issued. These had all
been disnfected with superhcated steam, at
$500, injected into the bales by means OF perfor-
ated screws or tubes The rags are still at the Bal
tic Stores in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11
MIsSISG WOMAN.

Mrs. Bertha Ackcrnlau. Of Norwalk Conn. VIII
disappearance was mentioned IN IHE IRinC
yestsrday. was Of medium height She had aub,
hair light blue eyes and scar on her neck.
wore a dress of bottle green silk, with vel
polonaise and a bonnet 10 match. she also ha'
satin dolman, trimmed with black fur. On one
her fingers was diamond ring
New-York tribune., 1885-02-11

TETTER OF THE SCALP.
almost perfectly by Of tho Of
the scalp. use your CUrICURA REMEDIES about SIX
and they cured my scalp fecty and hair
coming back thick as IL ever was J. p. CHOICE
WhiJesboro', Texas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-06-09

f1uBrei6er 8eltanbtbeil Der Station
nibt gerabe nit siinitigen Mugen
betra6tet merben fann. Sn ibr berz
f6rpert li9 bieienige Nmerltanerin, Die
ber WeIt 9lnlaB gu Der 8ermutbung
gegeben bat, bab in ben 8erein. 5taaz
ten bic 9ausfrauen unb Miitter int
Musferben begrifen fn6. Sic felt
bic Glaiie bon Grauen, Die biel geleien
unb tpenig babon perbaut baben, bic
nit elmer ni@t geu6bnli@en 8eberrs
f6ung Der @pra1e cine taunenspertbe
&adii6tsloigfeit gegen Gle @ebOte Der
2ogif berbinben, bie ungel6eut auf bic
Dfentli9e Nrena treten, ul1t nit Mdn=
merit gu fdmpfen, aber BEN ber Weibz
li9feit gebiibrenben S6ub beanipru=
9en, fobalb 1ie in Die gnge geratben.
Sas Starfgeiitiee pern,iidbt nit bem
Sentimentalen, bic peibli6e @efiibls=
i6wdrmerei, permengt nit einer e9t
ntdnnli6en Su6t fir 9aaripaltereien
nnb 9pibfinbigfeiten, Die tbeoretii6e
Gerebrung bes rtrauli9en 6eims" in
8erbinbung nit elmer Dem Samilien>
leben gang entgegengefebten Sbdtigfeit,
= bas 1i11b ei1ige Der Wferfnnale bes
peibli6 amerifanii6en Sppus, Dem
SRI. Glepelanb angeb6rt. IS 1T, als
ob bur6 bic beiben @el9tpiifer bic gu=
ten tpie bic f6limmen Seiten bes amez
rifanii9en 8olfs6aracters beranf6auz
li6t uerben folten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-06-09

Sn Der S6luBfbung fir bic 8isz
mardipenbe tpnrbe bon bem @9abmeis
fter benz Yrdlibenten Der @eebanblung
befannt gegeben, baB li1 6as bisberige
@efammtergebniB auf 2,729, 9,143 Marf
belduft, fomit fit bic 8isma1dlfiftung
elm Betrag bon L. e229, ,143 berfiigbar 1T.
Oem 0oribenben fotpie bem @9ab,
ineiifer, benz bic gntlaHung ertbeilt
tpurbe, bantte bas gomite fit bic groBe
perbtenitli6e MIbepaltung unb bef9IoB
5uglei9. oaB bic mod eingebenben @el=
ber i'm Name1 bes Gonlites BON Dem
8oriibenben unb bem S9abneiiter ben
friiberen 8ei9lufien gemdb bertuenbet
tperoen foaen. BON ber obigen @eiammt=
fumme linb 1 ,686, ,O24 Marf in preu=
BEN aufgebra6t, 345, ,405 SO. allein in
Der @taot Berlin; auf 6iefe folgen nit
ben nd6isr6Bten 3ablen: bic &bein>
probing 283, ,989, bas G6nigrei9 @a9z
len 228, 703, S9lefien 207, 1873, G6=
nigrei6 Baiern 1863, 800, probin3 Ga6=
len LAT ,807, 0amburg SO, 1924, 9eiien=
yeaiiaa 96,872, Weftpfalen 86,268,
Wurttemberg 85,048, 8aoen 76,54O
M. &C. Oas Nuslanb bat 1877, ,237 Wf.
beiseitenert, babon 9uBlanb 1882,
England 26,746, Granfrei9 16,S47,
Seftrei9 Ia, ,074 so. &C.
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Srdnlein Gli5abetb Glenelano.

Wir entnebmen na1febenbe treffenbe
8emerfungen oem u@lebelano Qnseis
ger:"
Menn 3eute beriibmt tperben, 10 fGlt
Der Sdatten ibres &ubn,es natiirli9
auf bieienigen, bic ibnen am t1d1fen
fteben. gs 1T olio fein Wun6er, 6aB
Der iebenfalls b66f ebrentpertben, aber
Dbffuren S9ulmeiiterin unb 0orlelerin
SRI. gli3abetb Glebelanb, bic elm eiaenz
tbiimli6es S6idial 5ur 9errim bes
Weiben 9aufes gema6t bat, urpl6bli9
bic gr6bte Nufmerfiantfeit gel9enft
wirb. 9unberte bon @orreiponoenten
unb @orreipoh6entinnen baben fie be-
f9rieben. Gin 8erleger in Stem Yorf
beranitaltet cine pra9tausgabe ibrer
idmmtli@en r@erfe", Bic friiber nidt
einmal bes Drudens tpertb gebalten
tuur6en. Oas S9!immfte aber 1T, oaB
bic englii9 ar1erifanii9en 3eitungen
tire 8riefe unb @orlefungen ab3ubruz
den anfangen.
Wie iebt LATHAM befannt, 1T Die
Dame cine 8ortdntpferin Der probibi=
tion. Daau bat iie ein &e9t, benn es
1T Sebem in ben Ser. @taaten unbez
nomnten, au9 bic berridtefe Wseinung
trei gu duBern, aber es 1T ni1t gerabe
f9Dn. baB bic @tedung, bic ibr 8ru6er
einnimmt, ibrem eisenen @efaiel als
Golie bienen muB. SEPT ma1t Elm
Brief bon ibr bic @unoe, in ueIdem fie
einen Der gei9euteiten Mdnner bes 2ans
oes, ben prebiser Soiparb Grosbp, gu
f9ulmeifern li6 berausnimmt, meil
oerlelbe iebr ri6tig bemerft bat, baB
bic gan5e probibitionsi1pdrmere Der
Grauen auf bas @efiibl, aber ni6t auf
ben iiberlesenben 8erftanb unb bic
Hare 2ogif 5uriid5ufubren lei. Weil fie1
ibr &inb in SEN Singer gef9nitten bat,
m66te cine Mtutter i'm Mugenblid ale
Meier abgei6afft lpi1en, fagt Grosbp.
I'm ibn gu tpiberlegen, berglei9t nun
SRI. GleDelanb ben 9llfobol nit einem
tollen 9un6 unb ben mdBigen @ebrau6
berauf6en6er @etrdnfe nit benz Bifie
zines tleinen tpllen 6unbes, tpdbrenb
Die llnmdBigfeit Der BiB zines groBen
tolen 9un6es iein ioa. sou bieGei6t
cine Mutter erlauben, baB ibr Ginb BON
einem fleinen tollen 6unbe gebillen
mirb2 ruff fie triumpbirenb aus.-0or
fol9en Nerglei9en unb fol1en S6liif=
fen miro natiirlib ein pbiloiopbiIdb ge=
f6ulter Mann tpie GrosbD Bic Segel
itrei9en mIiIen!
IS tpdre gar ni6t ber Mlbe pertb,
in Der pre1e - unb nanentli9 in ber
oeutlden prefe bes Trduleins gr=
mdbnung gu tbun, penn fie Bios elm
fonberbares Snbioibuum tpdre. Sic
lit aber elm SDpus = gerabe tpie ibr
8ruber au9. @rDper Glepelanb lit
/ fir bic Welt bas 8eifpiel zines e9ten
Mmerifaners, ber li9 aug Der bei9eiz
benen 2ebensfellung gum politii9en
Oberbaupte elmer 9tation bon IS Wiils
lionen Menf9en emporgei9mungen
bat. ct perf6rpert getpiiiermaBen bic
gigentbiimli9feiten nitt nur unierer
ginri9tungen, ionberm aud bes ameris
taniiden National6arafters. Snio=
fern tueiIen au9 feline politii6en
@egner nit Stol5 auf ben Mann. Sic
aeigen ibn ben B0lfern guropas als
einen Wtann, in bem bic 8or3iige
Mmerifas au forperli9en Oarltellun=
gen gelangen. Seine altiiingferlide
S9mefter aber 1T ber Sppus bes leioer
INNER aablreider merbenben Sbeiles
Der amerifanii6en Weibli6feit, Der in
einem uebergangsitabium biellei6t
unerldelid iein mag, aber als eias
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naber an Bic Oeffnung beran, in Ser aud
na6 fur3em 9arren bic G6roerl6ale ers
i6ien. lllri6 itanb in oerielben, bas
Qntlib entffelt unb gei9wdr5t BON
S6meiB uno @taub ber fur9tbaren Nrs
belt in ben @9a9ten, bic &letbung ser=
febt, aerriiien, beoedt nit grbe uno
@teiutriimn1ern, tpdbreno ibm BON
5tirn un6 91ldfen 6as 8lut nieoerriez
ielte. Wie bel ber ginfabrt bielt er ben
iungen Gbef umfaBt, aber biesmal itiibte
er ni6t Bios einen Manfenben; Nrtbur's s
0aupt lag tobtenblei6 nit gei6loiienen
Wugen auf feiner @9ulter, uno feline
@eltalt bling unbetpeeli9 unb leblos in
ben Nrmen, tpel6e iie nit Mnitrengung
aller Grd fte aufre9t erbielt.
Gin Stuff bes S9redens t0nte bon al
len Seiten. Dan partete faum, Big
bic Waf9ine itill itanb. Mebr als atpan=
gig Nrme itredten li9 aus, BEN Be1ins
nunsslofen in Gmpfang gu nebmen unb
ibn gu feiner @attin gu tragen, bic,
slei6 al ben l1ebrigen, tpdbreno Der
gan5eh 3eit ni6t BON ber @tdtte bes
ungliids getpi6en mar. Maes umbrdng.
te bic 8eiben. Wan rief mad Siilfe,
nod benz Mr3te, uno 9tiemanb a9tete
in ber aGgemeinen 8ertpirrung auf I'LL
rid, bet es feltfam ffia uno tpillenlos
bate gef6eben lafen, baB man bic 2ait
aus ieinen Nrmen nabm. @r fprang
ni9t nit ieinen getpobnten rai6en unb
energif9en Bepegungen aus ber S6rs
6erf6ale; langiam, mubiam ftieg er aus
un6 muBte ii6 5mein1al an ben &etten
feItbalten, Tim ni6t umsuiinfen.
(Gort1ebung folst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-06-09
Meim 9rmn,ssscr r

Die SruderpreiIe ift ma6tiaer ola bet
Drummer. @s fofet nidt rnebr, 4rei8.@ireu-
iare on 100 aauHeutc su fenoen, als einem elm.
aigen Manne Eroben 81 seisen.
Sd pdble bieie MetboOe, nm bic gefdafts-
leute auf einen Gesenifanb gu lenten. Der jeSen
ipariamen RGufer intereliiren mub. Sd babe
feiuen 4artner, init Dem id ben @tipinn tbeite.
SD be3able feinen tbeuren &eiienoen nnb feline
SoteI.BilI, um meine Waaren einsufabren. Sd
berfaufe before @aarcm unb bilIiser, alS eine
Strma fam, meId)e ibrem @eipinn bic enormem
Nassaben binausufiisen bat, neld)e @eidaftS'
&eilenoe beruriaden.
Sim. Hart, @boIefaIe sabatbdnOIer.
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0ie haupt6nberuua. bic in !

= 0ie 9auptdnberung, bic in oer
neuen, oerbeferten englli6en 8ibel=
ueberiebung Dorgenomn,en iporoen 1T,
ioll barin beiteben, baB an @tele bes
Wortes Sell (SDae) ba, mo- es i'm als
ten Seltament borfommt. 6as bebrdiI6e
S6eol uno oa, tpo es i'm neuen 9efa=
ment borfommt, bas grie9ii6e 9abes
geIeBt tpor6en 1T. Sb bas aQeroings
eine 8erbeferung 1T, erf6eint b66it
fragli6, oa li6 bas englii9e 8olt ein=
mol an oas Wort 9ea ebenio gepobnt
bat tpie bas beuiid)e an bas Wort 96le.
@u6 piro es f6merlidb iemals gelin=
gen, oem gemeinen Wtanne bor benz
@9eol ober Dor benz Sabes eben iols
den S6reden einsuiagen, uie Dor Der
66Qe.
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0eraoe 10 auf.

8iele sepifenloie 8erfdufer mogen @u9 fa-
gen fie baben Seilmittel fir Suften unb GrfaI-
tunsen, bic serabe 70 gut iinb aIs ber alte
auoerlaiiige Or. 8olanto Suftens unb 2unsen-
Ssrup, unb ipenn ibr nidt barauf belfebt Die.
ies Seilmittel gu erbalten, perbet ibr icbr an.
gefibrt tuerben. preis 80 Gents nnb $lO0.
8ertauft bel s. 8alteper G Con.
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= Wel@e gigeni6aften iollte cine
Bartbeise baben2 Sic muB bequem
unb lei6t anautpen6en iein, ii6 ni9t
abreiben, elegant ausieben uno moblfeil
fein. 8udingbams Bartbei3e bereinist
al biefe gigeni6aften in fi6. 8erfu6e
es nit ihr.
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Gin qutes g era.

8rautjungfer (5ur 8raut): Mber,
Bertha, tper pirb benn 10 ipeinen !!
Su befommit ia Ben belten unb lanf=
te1ten Nfann DDn ber @elt!
8raut. Oas ipeiB i6 au6! Sd
FAINT bod ribts bafiir, tuenn i6 10 Elm
gutes 9er5 bab' = ber Mann erbarmt
mid halt!
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= 8ei Ippetitloligfeit gibt es ni6ts
beiferes, tpie Or. Muguf &6nig's
s hamburger Srop N, lie erseu=
gen Mppetit unb bef6rbern bic 8erbau=
ung. sd bin elm GROCER @erebrer bic
fer Mebi5in. Bed, @uilberlanb,
81 81.
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.Hn1l,0 Wesetabiliider
Gieilianiimer
arsGr,teitere1.. .

., osIten ssntnnt Elm 6eilmittsl 70 snt,6iebeues
Ssrfrausn beim qubIittm pis ean's sasr.eru,r,
s1f. ore 6due, IN beneu CT eine poftanbiae gp;s-
SerberftsIuns ber Sarbe bes Soarss mn s;,s, s.s.
eelanoen SnftanS Ser aopfbaut beruoraerufeu i,nS
unsdblis aIte aeute Iobsn ibm un feiner pDunhsr.
barren araft wilen ibren ,peibwerbenDen aoSsn
bsreH uriprdnsli9e Sarbe unb e9Snbsit rpiebcr,u.
seben. 2eute in ntttTersn Sabren aebrout 81, ;b,,
serne, neil CT bie abIbeit uerbitet, e9uppen .nts
fernt bait anb BEN 6aare einfraftises madstSum
ertbeilt Sunse 9amen iimb ibm I'm ibrer aoiIstts
wfIen gewosem, neil er benz Saare einen idtoneu
mei9en gIanS eHbeiIt, unb es ibnen m5sIi9 moot,
ibr 8aar In ieber beIiebisen Sorm ,usuri9ten. 60
III er BET allen beIiebt, unb sipar einfa9 aus benz
Grunbs, ustl er ffets ibreu erwartunsen entpri&t.
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Ser befannte tii9tige Senator
Bromn bon Georgia fonnte als erpad=
fener Menf9 nod nidt lefen unb f1rei=
ben. @r begann feline @lementarfubien
i'm reifen Mannesalter. Srobbem tpurbe
er Elm einfluBreider. gelebrter Suriit,
8ouoerneur unb 8un6es1enator.
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5abreane 90.
MDer's
Q9ue e=Gnre

entbalt Elm Gs8enstit gssem aiIe ban Sampuft bers
riibrenhe nebel, bas, 10 pieI man ueiB, in teiner
anbern ar5nti entbaIten it, Gs entbaIt feist Gbi<
min, aitd feline metallii6en ooer anbern f9abIiden
SefanbtbeiIe unb bat baber feinen na6tbeiligen
Gtnflub auf bic Contribution ionbern IdBt ben ys5r.
per 10 eefuno Ipie Dor BET Rrantbet.
9Bfr garantiren, baB sber's aenesgnre ole
Saue pon faItenr, remittirenbem, tiIlen,, @e1ieI<
mllb gaIIenfieber, 70 ipie Don 2eberleiben bic
burb Sumpnlft berbeiaefiibrt finb, beiIt. Golte
es mad ribtiser anwenbnns sl beiIen uerfehIen, 70
iinb bic gambler burb infer GirtuIar pom 1. SuIi
1882 erntadtst has Geln suriif3u3aNem.
Dr. 8. e.. aper & Co., IomelI, 1flafl.
Sn alien 2Ipotbeten au baben.
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W" 0ie blauen Glanea= uno Serge
@nsiige bel u. pancoat & g 0 5 II
f0nnen nidt iibertrofien tperben.
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= Stem Oorf beberberet alltdsli6
reip. allnd6tli6 ca. $1,000 bur6reiIens
be 8dfe.
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ssidtis fiir 4usipanberer.
@rOse 9reisermabisuns in Der lleberfabrt.

Ser llnter3eibnste 1T ermadtigt gaiIaae.
fdeine, freie 8et0ftisuns inseIdIoffen, BON 8re.
men iiber Sabre unb Mntmerpen mad San An.
onio fur $42.50 aussufellen.
Ser 4reis fur bic @eiie bon San Mntonio
nod oben senannter Sdfen $4O.5O
Gerner rebusirte giienbabnraten nad allen
Srten in DeutfdlanS, Sdpei3, Ddnemarf unb
Granfreid.
adberes gu erfabrsn Bel
s. @rieieubed,
22,f ,tutu YaiIase. Ngent, Gan antonto.
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Sc mtrb 5uge9eben

BON 0iauderu uae benz Eublitum iieer=
baupt, bab meine preiie niebriser uno
meme Waaren beiier lino pnb baB leetere
mebr 8efrisoisuns sewdhren, als biejeni,
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art'lel far Serrn seporben. Ser einen srauen
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-31
HARPER'S CATALOGUE.

The attention of those desiring to
form libraries or increase their Literary
Collections is respectfully invited to
Harper's Catalogue, which comprises a
large proportion of the standard and
most esteemed wosks in English Litera-
e-c0Bprehendsng 0Uer three thousand
c0lstmes.
librarians who may not have access
to a trustworthy guide in forming the
true estimate OF literary productions,
viii find the Catalogue especially valua-
BILE for references.
The Catalogue is arranged alphabet
caIly by the author names, anonymous
works by their titles. The index Il ar.
ranged by the titles of the books, be,
sides having numerous appropriate
heads, each general head being follow
ed by the titles Of all works on thai
subject.
Harper's Catalogue sent By mail on
receipt of 10 cents. Address
HARPER 4 BROTHERS.
Franklin Square, New York.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-31

An extra train left here yesterday
afternoon for the accommodation of
cadets who bad been detained here
since their return from their summer
cruise, who now go to their homes on
thirty days leave of absence There
was quite a contest between the b.
& O. and b. Il p, Railroads, as to
who should get the contract for their
transportation, and considerable cut.
ting in rates was INDUCED in by these
rival companies--the b. & o getting
one class and the b. & p. the other.
The competition was so great that the
fare from here te st. Louis was put
down at 81 90, and in some instances
even greater reductions were made
Both companies bad their agents here
for several days negotiatiating with
the different classes.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-31
Caught Gambling On sunday.


The police yesterday morning at
three o'clock raided colored gamb-
ling den on the corner of King George
and Governor y streets. kept by Wm
X. Taylor The police arrested nv.
ing Young, Vim. r. TAYLOR sVm
Murdoch, Henry Cook, John Brooks
Fred Smith and Elijah Dorsey. ali Of
whom were colored. Cook and the
proprietor were detected in the act of
playing poker and betting money out
on the table. The charge laid against
the accused was breaking the Sab
bath BY keeping gambling house
and gambling The officers partici-
pating in the arrests were Officers
Mitchell, Martin, Stinchcomb and
Watkins. The gamesters refused for
q long time to let the force in the room.
and when they effected an entrance,
the players made a dash for liberty.
Two made their escape, but were sub.
sequently arrested. They all had a
hearing before Justice Gassaway this
morning who fined each of them 50. 90
and costs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-31
ExaminasIen e candida,es.

The examination Of candidates for
admission to the Naval Academy
will be held as follows
Wednesday, September 2, 8 a. m.
to p. m.-English Studies.
Thursday, September 3, 8 a. M. to
! p. m.-Mathematics.
Friday, September 4, 0 a. m. to /
p. DISCRIMINATION in English
Studies.
Saturday. September 5, 9 q. m. to
| p. m.--Re-examination 10 Mathe-
Eatics
Examinations will be held in the
Armory. Candidates are expected to
be in their seats at the time appoint
ed, and must provide their own pen
ellis and rubber. Candidates who
fail IN any subject are allowed a re-
examination. Tbe names OF candi-
dates to be re examined will be post
ed in the bulletin at the Recitation
Hall, English studies at | p. M,
Thursday. September 8; Mathemat-
les l. p. m, Friday, September T.
Candidates win be examined ply
sically as soon as they pass the men
tai examination Candidates must
report Tuesday.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-31

TINE owner will offer for sale in the
L beautiful and healthful town of Ok
ford. Talbot county, a neat and comforta-
BILE two story frame COTTAGE, nearly
new containing parlor, hall, DINING room
and kitching, and two nice bed-chambers:
has neat front yard and good garden at
tached. 1t is situated on the Main street,
within few hundred yards of the steam
boat wharf, and Ia full view of the beau.
tiful Tired Avon and Choptauk Rivers -
Two lines of steamers run to Baltimore
daily from the town; it Is a popular sum-
mer resort and has two fine hotels the
waters abound with fish. oysters and
crabs, and an extensive business is done
here during the season in this line. 1t
is the turminus of the Delaware and
Chesapeake Railway. The property can
be bought for $1,000, including lot 26x150
feet "a small amount cash and balance on
easy terms. For particulars apply at this
office, or address II. r.. BUTLER,
ju1S-ts. Trappe. Talbot Co., Md,