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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-24

STEEL RAILS SCHEDULE ~ TAXI KrPRcr
SUNDAY, Nay 3, 1885.
- - GO. - /.


For Chicago. 8 3. xa., and 2 ,. m, daily.
d q. Ia. is i lask limited express Tor Pitts
burg and Chicago, arriving iii pittBburg
7.80 D. M, and Chicago next morning II
8s55. No extra fare IS charged Oh this
train Tor fast time.
For Cincinnati and St. Louis, daily AZ
$50 and 900 D. d., with through Coach
ee and Palace Cars 80 above points
without change 80 y. II. Is d fast
limited express tn Cincinnati and ST.
Louis. arriving IN Cincinnati next morn
ing dc r As, st. Louis $50 D. Ia. No cx
tra fare Is charged on this train for fast
time.
For Pittgburg. Cleveland and Detroit
st 900 b. M, and 500 b. m. daily.
500 b. m, Il solid train to Piffsburp
with sleeping cars attached
For Richmond and the South, 900 8.
M, daily, and 300 p. M daily except
Sunday.
For Washington, on week days, $40
$50, TO, s7.l5, $3.50, 800, 9.05 and
5000 q. IN. 1915, $50. 800. 100.
$40, GO, $50, s8 GO, 800 and HOO u.
m. For Washington, on Sunday, q, 80,
/ 100, 1900, e9.05, 8. M, 1.30, $50,
40, 500, $50 $500, 300, and 1l.00 b.
m. Star indicates Express trains.
For Annapolis, 40 8. n, 1915 p.
III. and 40 p. IN. On Sunday 005 q.
nj. and 500 D. nj.
For Ellicott City, 7.30 i. M, $50,
AS, SIS, TOO, II.I5p. ID. ON Sunday.
/ $50 q. M, 5. AS, 7.45, III. is +. m.
For Way Stations. via Main Stem.
z 40 4. M, 100, AS. 5 IS, $50. Ills 3.
a. On Sunday, $50 M. and 90.
7.50. Ills +. NJ.
For Frederick, 7.40 4. M, I.S0. 4.25.
5.45 p. nj. On Sunday $50 q. M, 5.45
/ p. m.
For Stations on Shenandoah Valley Il.
/ r., TO 81 nj daily.
For Way Stations between Baltimore
and Washington, 5 10, $50, 0.05 d. M.
1915, 800, 500. $50, III 30 j.. M. on
Sunday, $50, 9.O5 d. M, so, 800, 6.30
and HOO p. m.
4 For points on Metropolitan Road. 7 .2C
q. In and 800 p. m. daily. 40 i. nj
daily except Sunday.
For Staunton and points on Valley
Roads 1.I6 9. no., daily except Sunday.
For Winchester and Hagerst0wn, Wis
Main Line, 7.40 q. M, lbs b. M, daily
except Sunday
For HagerstoWn, via Washington
40 q. M, daily except Sunday, and
4.25 p. m, daily.
AA@&AA0 @st4ANG AAO4&A A1AG " SG&s l&xAAHa ~
TO, 8 30 =. m, 2.15, and 7.30, .. III.
From Washington, 1856, $50, 7.3O
1913, 8.45. go, 1925 and HOO i. M,
LAB, 800, 3.35, 400, 500, $50, $50, $50
$50, 90 and 10.4O D. n. On Sunday
7.30, 8.45, 1885 and HOO q. M, 2.5s
3.S5, 400, GO, $50, $50, 90 and 10. n
p. m.
From Annapolis, IS, q. M, and / AS
$50 p. N. On Sunday, 1000 i. M, and
and 8. 20 p. nj.
From ElIicott City. $50, $50, 1915 q
M, $50, 6.35 b. IA. On Sunday, so
8.55 q. M, and $50, 655 d n.
From Frederick and Way StationE
7.50, 10.15 d. M, and $50, 705 D. IN. On
Sunday, $50 q. M, and 7.15 p. III.
From Winchester. 10. is q. m, GAO b
"a. HagerstoWn, HOO q. M, daily. and
$50, 9.25 b. M, kaily except Sunday.
/ From Staunton, 20 b. M, daily ca.
Cept Sunday.
Baggage called for and checked 81
hatels and residences on orders left al
Ticket 0flie.
1852 WKsT BALTIMORE STREET,
CAMDEN STATION and 81 8. BRoAwAY-
w. MI. CLEMENTS, g. K. LORD,
Master of TRANSPORTATION. Gen Pass ACT.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-24

ManaerA maam dare Taa.ae.

EASTERN STANDARD 1AEae-
an and after Monday, Dec. ed, 1884.
~ three trains viii leave Annapolis
daily, Except Sunday as follows:
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
AT 6.35 a. M, 1906 b. M, and !. 81 pm.
returning viii leave the Junction at 7.55
9. M LOS and b nj.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave as follows: 1886 d. M, and /. SO pm.
Through Freight from Baltimore daily.
Local Freight Trains from Annapolis,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays III
9 d. M.
Freight will be transported it the low
est rites. and will be received at Balti-
more daily, BIZ connecting roads, for
shipment 10 Annapolis, Is late IS s oscl'k
D. III. It Is the desire of the Company
10 opperate the Road SO Is to afford ali
facilities 10 the citizens. at Annapolis
and the country through which il runs.
They therefore earnestly solicit the pa-
tTonage ol the travelling public. and xe-
specially request that buyers viii ORDER
gzEER FREIGHT By Rail-.
WI II. BANS.
President and SuDf.
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Late potatoes are immense
The moon is beaming grandIy.
August is On The home stretch.
4 subject in hand Palmiatry
Trade wind--a drummer's talk
White lies-false shirt bosoms.
Buekwheat cakes are ID blossom
The early rooster gets . crow mo-
A capital story-the life o. ) mil
lionaire
The bashful man always holds
flush"
The most effective cOrner-B Bourbon
whiskey
England wants peace piece Of
al the werId
The proper desert for 40 underta-
ker-Berry pie.
The days Tor bare feet and straw
hats are numbered
Dealing 1t home is the way to inn
prove home trade.
The plum cropthis year il not up
% the usual standard.
The SKY, unlike men, il most cheer
ful when the bluest.
Have you noticed how much longer
tho evenings are noW2
Cleanliness and cholera are deadly
enemies. Keep clean.
Harvard's proudest motto: I'VE
lead II the scullership
What to do when man has it,
ask him who bis tailor is
lii few weeks more the camp
meeting seasoa will be over.
The tramp nuisance Is growing
one that needs some remedy.
Where Ii the best place to fish,?
*. In the water Of course
Now il the time to take cuttings for
winter hower culture.
Some of the busters look as If they
should BE- retired on full pay
The tailor must expect to give q
customer fits before be pays bill.
Canada has the smallpox. Where
viii the bank cashiers flee to now9
Disaster from lightnidg bolts have
been usually numerous this SIMMER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
THE SILVER QUESTION.
How The House of the Torty-Ninth Con
gross WIN stand

How The House of the Forty-Ninth Con.
grCss WIN stand.
CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. i.-Scudders In
ycstmcnt agency Of this city has issued
the following circular. "Hon. A. j.
Warner stated in a paper read before the
Chicago Commercial club, October 81
1880, that 200 votes In the present house
OF representatives can be counted 10 on
pose suspenlon of the coinage of silver
dollars, or words to that effect. As
this matter is Of great Importance
in business point OF view, and as doubt
concerning it produces delay in enter
prises, we are cndeayorlng to ascertain
as near rs possible the probabilities con
corning the attitude of the present
congress on this question. We find that
OF the 80 representatives who voted last
winter against the suspension OF the rule
In order TO allow consideration OF the
civil appropriation bill containing the
clause authorizing the temporary suspcn-
sion OF the coinage of silver dollars,
nlnety-ilye have been reelected
Us members OF the present con
grcss, These may be counted
ON to vote in the same way again. OF
the ! 10 voters In favor of suspending the
silver coinage ~ only have been re-
elected. The silver men seem 20
have been more successful than
their opponents IN securing reelection.
OF the new members, and Of those not
voting on this question last winter, num-
bering III, more than one-half come from
those parts OF tho country known TO be
opposed 20 the suspension Of silver coin
age. u Is therefore probable that
at least 1870 votes In the present
house OF representatives can be counted
on 10 oppose and prevent any attempt 70
suspend silver circulation. We have
taken this means so ascertain the opin-
ion OF the new members and absuntecs OF
last winter, and shall Communicate the
result 10 our subscribers as soon as
ascertaned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
KILLED ny A FOOL.
A High-Handcd Outrage Ia Mexico Ilkcl,
to Lend to u Revolution.
Special TO the Gazette,

"a hign-honutu outrage Ia MEXICO Likely
TO Lend 60 n Revolution.
Specialize the Gazette,
SAN ANTONIO, Ten, Nov. I.-Clcmen.
ella Ruhio dc Perez, respectable Next.
can woman who resides on the Aceuulas
rancho, few miles from town, was shot
and killed yesterday afternoon by Felt
clan Rics, n Mexican dcscrter Ries Dor.
rowed gun from Perez with which TO
40 duck-hunting, and while waiting for
the ammunition pointed the Gun at the
woman, saying, "See, she Is not afraid -
\ moment later as he lowered the vcapon
1t went on, the entire charge cntoiing
her breast and killing her instantly.
lNes at once decampcd for Mexico cross
ing the river at the ferry and surrendered
hiuSclf TO the colonel of the Fifth Next
can cavalry AZ n doscrter. An the wit.
nesSes nt the inquest testified that the
shooting was accidental.
John Il, RiSctte, who Is suing the
Corpus Christi Caller for $4,000 dam.
ages for defamation of character, was ar
rested In brownsville to-day ON n charae
of adultery, an Indictment TO that effect
having been found against him.
A Telegram from Nucvo Laredo, Mex,
says that Col. Juan Ruaquo Porgrlo
NonAlts anu Anduleria Niduarri, together
with eleven other distinguished support.
crs of Falsom for the goycnorshlp OF the
state of Nucvo Leon, were invited 20 the
capital of the state by Gen. Carvantes,
the military governor, and, ON their ar
rival, We're arrested and imprisoned.
They will be detained until after
the election. Gen. Browne Is
also supporting the government.
most influential leaders of the on.
position, and his friends say that ll this
high-hauded determination 20 elect Fal.
som Is carried out BY the government,
backed by the bayonct, tt win be resisted
TO the bitter end In The meantime,
there IS q good deal Of bad feeling being
iosLercd In the state, and but very utuo
would be required 90 bring ON royolu.
tiou,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

Special to the Gazette.
THE CARDS REVERSED.

special to the Gazette.
rHE CARDS REVERSED.
BALTIMORE, Mp, Nov 1.-The Demo
cratic IMPURITIES here range from 10000
10 10000, the highest being for stnto
comptroller aud the lowest for sheriff
The returns from the counties continnu
to come IN, but do not change the result
Indicated last night. Frederick county,
the Republican stronghold Of the state.
rs conceded 20 have elected the entire
Democratic ticket, as Inns also Anne
Arundel, which was thought doubtful.
The legislature viii be nearly two-thlrds
majority,
rHE DEMOCRATS SWEET EVERYTHING.
BALTIMORE, MD, Nov T. The cleo.
ton here yesterday passed on quietly and
resulted IN a sweeping victory for the
regular Democratic ticket in this city.
The returns are not all In, but as far as
hus been heard from not a single Busion.
lst candidate * elected. The indications
point 70 Democratic success In nearly
every county.
ENTiRE DEMOCRATIC TICKET ELECTED
BAL1lNOmt, Mn, Noy i.-Full returns
show The election Of the entire Demo-
cratic ticket by a majority ranging over
10000. A full delegation goes 10 the
state legislature, Not o candidate has
been elected BY lhe lvsionist. Scatter
Ing state rctnrn hos heavy Demooutic
malorilics blt 40 estimate eau be given
Of the matoa Of the next assembly,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
VOL. XII: NO. 100.

publican state committed claims AZ, N,
by 10000, and twcnty-four maIo,,s ssa N
the legislature on ioint hnIlnt 'w , ~
several districts IN doubt. which tbev NAV ~,
not concedc 90 the Fnslonists r NJ
Democratic state committee cia.lns ,,n Az
private dispatches that the state MANA 's,S, y,
In doubt, and " the same ratio * s ns,ns
as already indicated in these ,llsns,cba,
continue that the Democrats have ca ,','1s,
tle state for whiting They claim M,
nc is running ahead OF his ticket Nv
several thousand. They Claim 70 have
Joint ballot, with the senate IL tlouhs ~
One hundred and tif,y precincts IN lava
give net Republican gain OF 500.
Returns from 9l6 precincts give Lara.
bee, Republican for governor. a sts.
whiting Democrat, IS, 1925 a iift Rrpub'
llcan gain OF 1913. fs''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
Tel,anntcicc s.siIrond scheme,

ST. Louis, Mo-, NOV. 4--Abort fllS
leading and representative clilSens mel
at tie Southern hotel ioniali q consider
the question Of building u ship railway
across The isthmus Of Tehmpiepcc, &c
cofding 70 plans proposed by Capt..
jdmcs ., Ends 81 this city 8 do1ep
speeches were made, "a ENDORSING ihe
project. Resolutions were unqpim1asg
adoptcd'cordially indor5ina tpe I9llasf
project and the lchnantepic fpnta AZ
the one 10 tp .doptei, ceelAiinE
thCcommoTeill interests not cai{ q lnc
Mississippi valley, bn 81 ihs nlle'Neggp-
try, demanded that tlie lsthuius parrlsrD "
removed so That $40 Pdelag coast ana sae
OIieIit mag b. thought witsip eas1 f'i,sp
OF the Atlantic seabcaid pisplv!
commencing TIC Imufogd e'Tfi5
10 tle present administration f1l q
c0Ugrcss asl.l1giliJt ihe sunppl' R2, ~
sistancc 81 both be5 iren b N sga s3l,ns
me attention oisez gstrspess g'Si. q aii
mat,rf aad fpglesf 4e illgalo 81. ly,,iss
IN bringing ibis uiai.er n W. f2a7l'Hsf "
ti0p Oftlic eOycfnmclt dna eQn@sSs'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
Massachusetts.


CoRKECfEp Nnrr uF BOSTON.
nosroN, MASS, Nov, i.--1 TIE corrected
vote of the city OF Boston gives Prince
22,9gl, Robinson l8A7S, lnthrop as9.
summer los, The Republicans elect an
their senators and tNmty-tNo ot the
thirty representatives,
Retuus from an hut eight towns rlye
Robinson LOO tGa, Prince ep,8Sl
ROmNsoN's ptrRNigA,
llGSloN, MASS Nov. 4 The vote Of
Massachusetts, With dye towns to hear
trom is Tor governors Robinson, Re-
publican, ll28G0i irineo, Doihociat 90.
1855 Lathrop, Prohibition, 9g5i; sum.
mcr Labor 2lsi Rohnsons plurality
over Prince, 81, PEI.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

ihN iNA llNN LAW NAhijED.
GnicAGo, lllo NOV, l-lhg rciprns
this monlUc chow that ,ha NOW eieetion
lHw has boon adopted hy mai0rlty 81
from $4,000 TO 1900. ljniamih y. Ma.
grinder the nou-partisan candidate jor
ihe vacancy on the supreme bpuch. Ne.
crircd nearly all the votes cast. tiwyn
Garnet, the Republican candidate Tor
lndge of the superior court, las about
5000 majority over lynes, Democrat.
Two Republican aud two Democratic
county commissioners were elected.
mtuBES ELLwuOp'a sucoRssoR.
EtGiS, liz, Nov. Tho special elee.
ton lorcongressmau for the Filth district,
TO dll the vacancy caused py tho death Of
Reuben lsllwood, was very quiet Hon.
kins, the Republican candidate, Is ahead.
nuT lIrTtE CHANGE.
PEORIA, III, Nov, I'LL. n. KcnzIe,
Republican, carried this city by about
700 minority, q change slncc ltit Mays
election of 100 votes,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
The Negroes Desert Malone in Large
Numbers IN the Republican Coun-
ties Of Virginia,
Lees Majority win Exceed 10000
SahOne's Own County Gives eco
Democratic Majority.
a Democratic Majority in Maryland ni
over 10000 Iowa CLOSE Repubn.
can Gains in Pennsylvania.
Virginia.
Virginia,
MAuoNE CoMrLkrEtY powNEp.

MAuoNE CoMrLkrEiY powNen.
Special 20 the Gazette.
RtcuA,oNn. "A Nav
Later returns recr,yrd frn,n III, oi,,e,,,,
In this state Yesterday sh,rv rnncln.,e,ir
that the urnroes brS,.e o,,ov fr,,,t M, y
hone in n number ~ st,nn,, ro,mi,i,,s,,
counties ana voted no ,Sa,n,c,.n,i, 49,,
Al least twelve counties Win ia,r ,'Vc NV,
ored maiorltlcs went penocratir veste,.
day. The majority Ia some Of these Is
very decisive. Halifax gave over 1900
majority, Charlotte Geo, and isle OF Wight
500
AZ present it Is pretty clear that the
majority OF the Democrats Ia the lower
branch of the legislature viii he due To
the support Of the negroes. The Demo-
Gratis viii have both branches of the lcgis.
laturo by nearly, Il not quite, twothlrtls,
and OF course n majority on Joint ballot,
probably of twenty. dye. l.oo's majority
for governor VIII exceed ~, 600.
UNEXPECTED nENlocRArlC o,tNs
ALEXANDRIA Va, Nov. 1.-The Ga.
Ectte has returns from all parts OF the
state, which show Democratic gains. and
show that Lees majority viii reach
| 10000. Already five or six aeccssions
have been made TO the Democratic slide
of the house OF delegates aud no losses
arc reported Chairman Barbour. from
dispatches received hy him. thinks The
majority IN the legislature win be fully
rs large ms last year, when II Ind two
thirds. Southampton, Muhonr's own,
county gives Democratic majority oi
goo, and SO " is all over ;hc state. these
are unexpected gains.
specialize thc Gazette
,,N,,,, .r,, on INA,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
pInerenl from o.her Yrnr..

special TO The Gazette,
WAsHISGroN, Nov. There are only
twenty congressman here and no interest
Whatever Is manifested IN the organiza.
ton Of The next house. This lethargic
feeling Is in marked contrast TO year,
ago, when rs early ms November the
city was filled with congressman. Car.
Isle VIII have no opposition as speaker
aud all old officers VIII be elected. San
Donelson viii probably be doorkecper
which isyacant by the death Of Mr.. Win.
torsmlth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

PErERsBuRG, Va, Nov 4 Gen. Malone
has received the following from Ports.
mouths "1'hc city has gone Democratic
lay COO majority, Norfolk 800 Democratic
Big chance Tor q contest
Gen. Malone sums up the situation az
follows "Tllc Democrats have carried
the state and legislative ticket by the un.
scrupulons use of the election machinery.
over which they have absolute control.
which was provided by their last usnrp.
Ing legislature expressly with this end In
view"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

notes belong claim the privilege of with.
drawing their property, while others con.
tend that they are deposits Late on Tues
day evening Judge Craig left this place
forWichia Falls and Harold, whore he
viii make complete inventory OF an the
bank property, lie estimates that within
one week he win be able TO make full
report and place before the public all of
Tho details, stating fully the assets and
liabilities, and thereby enable the public
TO form an accurate notion OF the extent
OF the failure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
pniitzer owns the World.

NEW YORK, Nov, l.--lt Is stated at the
world Office that the widely published
disDalGh questioning the ownership OF
thar pipefis entirely without foundation,
IN fact Hon. Joseph Pulitzer Is not only
rdltorbul sole proprietor Of ibe paper.
lie meter signed the AFFIDAVIT referred TO
in thedispaich, and indeed never saw Il.
The world ID technically Published, as it
has ben for years by The Press Publisl-
lag company, but every share Of the
stock Of this company IL own by Mr..
PuiRer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
a ASSIGNEE INTERVIEWED.
Lptg,t developments in tho triple Baur
Failure.

sgoiial % the Gazette.
lENmHrrA, TEX, Nov. 8.-Mr.J. T.
Cr3g Of this city has filed his bond and
cItred upon his duties as assignee OF
thethree banks run by CIV. Israel g co.
Inh private interview with Judge Crnlg
itls learned that an Inventory OF the
baiks has been taken, by which 1t IL esti-
mted that the asseis closely approx
nate $4,000, However, the Judge thinks
tint when the full inycatOry Is taken 10
wll exceed this sum. There are certain
liuds belonging 10 the firm, on which no
climates have been made. X n not
ut fully Decided whether all business Of
he banks viii be TRANSACTED In this city.
The liabilities are not YET estimated.
10 regard 10 notes received for collection
by the banks, there have been some dis
aissions, III which parties 70 whom said
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
WASHINGTON.
Prcsider, Cleveland Refuses to Alter
His Action in Judge vmccnrs
Case.
Prominent Politicians Tooi, Upon the New
York Election MS an Enforcement of
the Administration.
Vincent Must Go,

specIAI 10 Ihe IA2olto,
WAsniNGrnS, Nov. THE prcslden
has refused to alter llisacton In Judg,
Nincenps case aud he VIII be removed
Vincent will try to prevent the confrma
ton of his successor IN the senate. Rep
rcsenlativc Springer, who hus been nc,
cused of collision with Vincent regard
Ing the protection of certain lands
arrived to-day and win call on the pres.
idcnt shortly, He rcpudlates the State.
ment that he had an understanding with
Vincent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

ma MAJORITY FOR TREASURER QuAY.
PluAnrLrnn, "a, Nov. i.---Twenly.
two counties IN the state outside Of Phla.
dclphia show net Republican gain Of
$3.50 IN the city fourteen wards out Of
thirty one give Quay 1928 minority,
Democratic gain Of 28Gs. Quay win
probably have t. majority Of about lbOO0
IN the city and about 2s,oO0 or e0O00
more il the stato.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
NIiohlgan.
special to The Gazette.

7i''"i w Wt NhAettc,
A NicroRY FOR rnE DEMOCRATS
Dkrnntb MICH, Nov 4.--Tne nuniel.
pal election yesterday was decisive vIe.
tory Tor the Democrats. rhecandldate 6sr
mayor, NJ II. pmnhcron, defeats Mayor
GfNmmond Republican candidate iof
reelection, nv about gC00 majority Tia
rest of the Democratic city ticket q
elected by ipaiorltIes ranging from Is0o
TO $500, excepting for clerk. Dust, he
Republican nominee, receiving maorl
" OF about 200 for that place.