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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
An,i-Chincse societies.

PORTLAND, oREdoN, April i. Strong
efforts are being made at Tacnmu. ". n 4,
Organize anti-Chinesn societies lurthr MIN
pose OF compelling All cele-iial- H. l.aya
the city and Of preventing any more from
coming there, and violence is a,prehnul i
Last night masked men went 4,
me farm OF Walter SlcLoud. All ga ana
wealthy citiaen living near Tacoma. TOOK
MN from his house and threatened to lynch
him and burn his property If lta ala uoi dis.
charge all his Chinese help. MrTond hid
been employing Cinnamon on his farm fol
some time, After repeating their threat.
the men rode away. McLoud immedintrl,
informed the authorities and asked OR war.
rants against the ringleader..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

HoNc.KoSG, April 4..-lt'he dispute be.
tween China aud Japan regarding the nro-
teetorate over the Corean peninsula Is not
YET settled. The pekin government
has given III Hung Chang plenary
power To settle the difficulty, but
mo Jnpnnesc government refuses ito
recognize lie Hung Changes powers until he
Il furnished with more binding credentials.
IN IA" meantime Japan demands that China
slnlll withdraw from Coren. II China
chooses a. retain her prctense Of govern
mental rights IN CoreI. Japan threatens to
make common cause with France against
Chi
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
roo MUCH FOR THEM.
Young Nan who would Not sn-
trOduce objectionable Wen 10
Ladies'

PALESTINE, Tex, April 3.-A fatal
shooting ARRAY occurred last night at II
dance given nt farm house three miles
west of this city. Albert Nichols and
Thomas Lloyd. two young farmers, at.
tended the lance as il has since been
learned. 10 pick quarrel with Zach
Foster. popular, quiet young man from
town, who had refused to introduce
Nichols and Lloyd 10 certain ladies.
Al u late hour, while Foster was in the
yard, during an interval in the dance
Nichols md Lloyd grossly insulted Foster.
and then rushed upon him with drawn
pistols. Foster quickly sent bullet
through Nichols heart, and with second
shot desperately wounded Lloyd. During
the melee II stray bullet MORALLY wounded
Sidney Price, spectator. Foster escaped
but has sent word that he will surrender
to-dny.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

New York, April In the trial of
James D. Fish of the Marine Bank to-day.
Mr.. Fish was asked by the district attGr-
ney in regard to certain entries in the
books:
Mr.. Root-Opposite March 18th. con-
tract AZ, is penciled 1923, SIS. %. d. A.
Az What does that mean?
Mr.. Fish-Mr. Ward told me that the
contract was from President Arthur.
did not understand that the profits were
TO go the President, and did not under
stand that G. A. A. was the person who
had the contract, and turned il over.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

NiENNA. tpfil 3, MIR John NJ. Francis.
United States minister To- Austria was
among tie number vino witnessed
Yesterday the annual ceremony OF
washing tho feet of the poor. Twelve
beggars had their feet touched with n
sponge held by Emperor Francis Joseph.
The feet were subsequently wiped bv
archdukcs of the empire,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
CINID4.s REHElLIoN.
The Troops Can Arrive None too
Soon-RieI Threatens "a Friendly
Eaalf-bTeet.


EgaIf-breed.
WINNIPEG. Man, April 2. Advices
from gu Appelle say that General Mid
dleton has ordered the troops At that
point to advance to Touchwood tu-mor-
row The troops from the east will reach
Nepigon tomorrow, and may get here
Friday night or Saturday morning, They
cannot arrive too soou, ,ls At least all the
Indians on the Saskatchewan valleys ARE.
or shortly will he. in arms
No news has been received FROM Prince
Albert, and il is assumed that the rebels
are III complete possession Of all the
means of communication. 4 hulf-breod
named Loyillv, 8t Morris. has received n
letter from liiel in which the rebel warns
him that he must either Join his band or
take the conSeguencos,as with the present
uprising he intends to sweep the country.
The letter Was written three weeks ago
The advance troops from the east are
expected 10 reach Ncrigon Bridge this
morning, where General Superintendent
Egan has special train OF II cars and
one Pullman to take them to Winnipeg. a
distance of 800 miles. thence to qu'Ap-
pelle, a distance of 325 miles 4 local
company of sharpslUutrr, has been
organized to act MS scouts They lave
had long eNpericnc, on III" plains. and
are awaiting the acceptance Of their scr
vices Icy General Middleton
News from the northwest indicates that
matters are growing WORST there. Col
| Irvine has sent hy courier Il dispatch to
the government reporting that supplies
are scarce and unless relief gets through
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

Kansas Cry, Mo, April IA Joui.aal
doirisonville, Mo-, special says A north
bound freight train on the Missouri road
was wrecked near here Wednesday night
the engine and five cars going through a
bridge which had been weakened by
swollen streams. Engineer Lookey was
carried down i'll the wreck and held in
the water to his neck several hours until
eXtricated Albert Milemnn farmer of
PnOla Kan. was killed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

BAElMoRE. April 3. The trustees Of
P"pe,Col" ~ have made a proposition
TO pay 10 cents ON the i of the S5nO, 900
unsecured liabilities Of which SloO. 900
are 10 b" paid in cash and the remainder
on time. The assets are large, and there
is Il probability thu, settlement will he
made on that basis Such 4 result viii
asSufe a continuance cftht copper works.
one Of the most important industries in
Bnltimor,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

Charles Ehyrn llirG =. rsey Guy Hes IA \ i.
- res: M -nii, II lad Of tNr,yr ) hrst " 10 guu
p'rteiS cure OF terrible rAst ~ Ecs M Icy tht
&c ICuKA NkatEutks. ftum thu top - Li II I'd
HE snhr u his itet WIS one lnags II .cahs.'
Every oher remedy sui physician h,i been sled
lTy-iu,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
UNCLE S.IM VIM TIKE 4 HAND.
Secretary Whitney's Orders About
AspinNaII = Excitement in the


WASHINGTON, April 2. Secretary Whit
ney has notified the steamship company
that he will send 200 men to Aspinwall by
to-morrow's steamer with tents and cnmp
equipage, and that the Tennessee will
leave New Orleans probably to-day with
nm extra complement of mariners. Other
men will follow later on, the present
detail giving lis 400 or 600 men ut
Aspinwall for land service.
There is much excitement among naval
officers, and many are volunteering for
the expedition. Much regret is expressed
that our sailors will not be as well armed
as our marines, nor even as well MS the
forces they will have to contend with
These sailors carry only short magazine
gums and have mo- bnSnnets.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON i,
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
MARCH 90 1851


Trains will leave Wilmington as follows.
For Philadelphia md intermediate STATION.
GAO, 100, 10 30 H. m; D3O, 1 90, 40 o ~ n. m
Philadelphia (EXpress), 200, 8l5. 8ai Gan
100, Hlh, 300, glO, gd7, 1905, II 81 a. M! ~ II
u Is, 1 81, h22, 555, q 2n, G3S, b is. H. M ~
New York, 400, 3ib, ai7, d 80, Il IN, fmaa,
10 06 II ~ n, M; aI2.dI, I 81, 23D i'm 81
. -, Il 20, ass, As, $40 y. nj. -
For West Chester Via 1.amokin. q 10 3 l5nm
a90, 100 y. m. '''''
Baltimore and Intermediate stations. ium
n. M; $40, II Il y. m,
Baltimore and Bny Line, 100 p m
Baltimore mud washington, | ~, Al, sUt,
| ihOB, 10 STA M: loo, I'LL, 45S, TuO H. m
Trains tor Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 6i2 i35 a. M; 1875, $50 sM.
harrington, pelmar and way stations. ssi
u. M; " 30 y. m. '''
harrington and way stations. Ga5 u. M.
EXPRESS for Seafnrd, 350 u. m.
Express for Dover AMI Deimar, yiD n m
weekdays, and ll55 p. m. every iay.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and intermediate stations. \ ia
| n M: II Ol noon, ~, T.4O, 9Th ~ m
Philadelphia and New York, 2OO ais, Lif.
| H. M; 3 ~, u, rs u. H. ~
For West Chester via lRnokin. g. 10 a. M. 53u
| u. ~,
Baltimore and Washington, q IA, sOI.
| lhW u m. Baltimore, 11.iT y. m.
For further Information pils4tnsprs nrr ne
terrcd to the time tables posted AT the station.
Grains marked thus () are limited
express upOI which extra fare Is
charged.
j. H. WOOD,
! General Passenger Agent.
| ENABLES y. ITGIl, General Manager
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
4 FnraI Infernnl MACHINE

TRIESTE, April 3,-An Internal machine
exploded in the Office of Lloyd's agency
here yesterday and one man was mortally
wounded. 1t is impossible now to ascer-
tain who sent the package containing the
machine
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
Appointments BY The pre.id.n,.

WAsHiSGToN April g. The President
to-day appointed John Il. Garrison Of
Virginia deputy first comptroller of the
treasury, vice Judge Tarbell, and John S.
McCalmont of Pennsylvania, commissioner
of customs, vice Judge johnson.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

American Troops fo susure ILr
Rights al American Subjects.

Senior Bcrccrn, representing thc United
States of Columbia at Washington. hi
day tcagrnphed as follows 10 General
Comma NJ Panama
tnit"G States forces a." going d. pp-
n;'rmtf Ia scouting irrp Iriu-jt aud no.
teti'"n u American lie AMI pop"rty. Ii
they itGa that tic Colombian niraa,. ,,ir- lt5h
nj i!i"al~r ives ip attain that uhi'ct they N IA
Withdraw, NY" mr,'iat "pE'idr,N" 3. thu
good attn md Hrtight ih"mtous uI th.
Nnr'au EovrtEmru. iIliiruptGi,m urr
i t"yr', n"i'aiei M tina'Ng.--p- t.Iutu,i,n4i
NJ { "i"'i w. Gg''d ru.Gay repression and
rN"mrlt"N Justice, 50 ihal W. nN met m
lreid lnr tllrJtnt'-ai'loN'," "o- E"rnIt,r
'p'nti,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

BERLIN,Apri 3.-The Sultan of Turkey
having conferred upon Prince Bismarck
the order OF Nichnni- lmtiaz and sent him
II richly ieweled insignia Of the order MS
u birthday gift, the prince WIS formally
installed yesterday by the Turkish ambas-
sadort q Germany.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

The mother of Hon. S. S. Cox, minister to
Turkey, died at GAINESVILLE Ohio. At ~
O'Clock Thursday night. She was daugh-
ter of Judge Samuel Sullivan, a pioneer 10
Ohio in 1904, when GAINESVILLE was in the
woods. Her name was Maria Sullivan. She
was born in Market street, Philadelphia, in
1901. The family were driven west by the
yellow fever They were from New Castle,
this State
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

RAwuI., PINpEE, April 3. The Ameer is
highly pleased at the presence Of the Duke
of Connanght, and expresses his intention
to visit England and pay his respects to
the Queen.
The war preparations in India were the
result of information that Russia intended
TO send a large force to Herat in the
spring, but the celebrity of Sir Peter
i.umsden has baked that project Eng
lands pacific kilograms TO Russia nre dis
approved here II is the decided opinion
that the Afghan question will not lie SIT.
tied without war and the sooner il
comes the better. Every days delay is Of
advantage 10 Russia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

successful specInIist Easa'. - hiAfkit, tne
o.. me,ay yrom basi,ess. Tested by hundrcJs ~
'"ros send for circular Advice Free ''' VI
S5l ARCH ST., Philadelphia.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

New YoRK' April 3.-The business
failures for last week number for the
United States, 1877; Canada, "a total,
23l, against 277 the previous week. This
weeks record is the smallest this wear.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

LANCASTER, Pa, April 3.-Mrs. Mary
Nadders, of Philadelphia, was cremated
here this morning. The deceased died ON
Tuesday of paralysis. The body was
brought to this city by the husband and
daughters of the deceased.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
The Russian ARMY,

ST PETERSBURG, April According TO
official returns, the number of men in
active service in the Russian army nj the
beginning of the year was GG2 ,449 exclu-
sive Of Cossacks. The officers number
30, $3.50.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
NJ ,snys sngssrea n,

With every disease imaginable for the
last three years. Our
Druggist, T.J.Andersoh, recommending
"Hop Bittersn to me,
used two BOTTLES
Am entirely cured, and heartily recon-
mend Hop Bitters 70 every one, j. d.
Walker, Bucliner, Mo.
write this M u
Token of the great appreciation have
of your Hop
1iittera, was afIiicted
With intiammntory rheumatism ! J
For nearly
Seven years, and no medicine seemed
to do me any
Good -!
Until tried two bottles Of your Hop
Bitters, and TO my surprise | am rs well
to-day us ever was. | hope
lyon may have abundant success
I'm this great and"
Valuable medicine
Anyone wishing to know more
about my cure,
Cnn learn by addressing me- Il. NJ.
Williams, lob 18th street, Washington,
i u. G.
consider your
kpmUl1 Tic huiu remedy In existence
For lnliEetmh, kidney
C0npiaiR
And nervous debility / have inst
Returned
'Frdm the south in Il frritlrss search
for health, and find that yom Bitters are
| doing me more
Good
Than anything clse
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

u am 35 years DID," writes Mr.. Charles
a. watts OF West Somers, Putnam county,
n. Y, land had suffered from dyspepsia for
10 years. The current treatment did me no
good. Listiessly and without hope | gave
Parker's Tonic trial. | can give the result
IN three words; il cured me- II will cure
YOU,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
NrrrLii,nrnI r,nnnn.,.

CHlaAao, April 3. Mrs. q. II. McCor-
mick, aud {, H. Mccormick. Jr.
representing the estate Of e. If. Me.
c"rm!ck have mndr "a further donna
ton to the Presbyterian Theological Scu.
mary here Of SiO0,0Oo. Altogether The
seminary has now received about 25an. u0O
Tr1m the Mccormick family.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
Time tal'l" taking cfrcc, Dec, 4, 1891.

r, W, 4 Il. Station. .6.45 a451i.eO 8i3
ADDITIONAL TRAINS ON SATURDAY ONLY
On Saturdays m additional train will leave
DUPONT NJ leo p. m. Greenvllle, LOB, New
lriige, u IL, Silvcrbrook, l.ig and arrive In
Wilmington ~
For connections n Wilmington, Chaddis Ford
Junction, l.enapc, Uoabsville, Waynesburg
Junction, BlrlsbOro and Reading, see time
table ~ all stations
A.. q. MCCAUSLAND. L. A. BOWER
Superintendent. Gen'l Pass. Agt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

Fmln' atcd children with rmply, -al'nE stin, thu
CuTIcURA ksMEplEs WIT uruve puieci blessing,
Glpsusin z tue b! ,od and as u a. iuhr Itet inpnTi
;irs Gnd eGpeil!ux the gertnE al rr iI'a rhriWI.
tisnli CONSUMPTION, and s6NeirsEi diHa e.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

Herbert Spencer The great philosopher while
Ia America said ''rhr Yankees live too fast
work too much, and catch cold too often" What
chance for DR.. Bulls Cough syrup.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
a sausage ssni,ri,nu u,ur,,.,,.

tHcAdo, April 4. John Games sausage
casing factory q large frame building with
rs stock OF SAUSAGE castings on Forty third
street IN tn" suburban town Of Lake. was
burned ut an early honr this mornin, Thn
loss is estimated ut sG5 900; insured IN
s25,0OO.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

WASHINGTON, April Be. j. Phelps.
minister to England and A. NJ. Kelley,
minister to Italy, qualified and received
credentials at the state department to-day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

LONDON, April T. General Lord
Wolseley has sent to the war Office Il sig
niticant report made out by the medical
stat attached to the Khnroum rxpe-
dition. The subject Of this report * the
result of the exposure to the desert heat
of the British troops stationed along tile
borders of the Soudnn desert. The report
states that il the present British military
station in the Sondnn he maintained fully
one-half ofthetroups will die or be disabled
by the heat before the arrival Of autumn
The whole tone Of this peculiar report .
which was undoubtedly directly inspired
by Gen Mosclpy himself. indicates that
II decision having been reached TO that
effect, the public is Icing prepared rs
witness m early Withdrawal OF the whole
British force from the Soudan 10 FgNpt
and IL complete abandonment Of the Nile
khartoim expedition.
II is announced that General Sir Gerald
Graham has been ordered by tn. govern
ment TO ut oncc open peace negotiation,
with Oonan DiSna, or ihc 5hriks between
Suakin and Berbar possessing the power
to control thr natives. II is asserted that
General Grnlmm has loan instructed Ia
secure such terms rs will enable
HIM 10 evacunte the country at
once, Whether in pursuance OF
these particular instructions o. not Gen
Gr.hori to-day withdrew has whole force
back ll"in 'Iamai to r,ual,in, leaving only
. small cuntiugan; NJ Gonoml Men III.
htrra. II Is believed ,int lo operations
will bc undertaken against Tamnnli5h.
! lhc heat il mtola@thle il tho desert west
OF luud which L. Itself almost beyond
the nilH@l"c ui thu water ot thu Red Sea,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

Your CJIlerRA REVEp'Rn are the best ."r Kin
diseases h,i g ever sltd ~ your CurtCuHA soar
tue nne / ~ l3CiuA 'lisJ stap va tn HAT.tt
g. " 5 spItS, DOW II,
Oscru - VI. :, ,l..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09


Monday s5 %sj. sa i s IT. H. and AZ T. IS Ss1cen.
limiied Express, 30 and $40 p. MI 1, 8 Z, h,6
sHdays IS sai Js 5 H. s aHd iI ~ aEh lm,t IA
i ExrIesH baD, $50 40 ana 74i p. m, and is.Oi
FIR BTSoElyn. y, all through trains connect a.
nv double te riase and journey across New York
FOR GERMANTOWN AND CHESTNUT HILL
9l5 ll6, 235. 8O5 ass 10, 4l6, BID. a. 6a5 7s0,
W. ia@ s and 4 81 q m suntays, sou and 50 a.
S SSsF I5 IS 4 n 3 TfTs;S5Sd1$s I'M
days and "a n.y. S5e ssa a lii H. P 81 s sC
ayapm StS E. M Lesye 9sermaytown oheltsn
cJs /. b AZ p Is -. az "a "a 81 10,
s & r e. 5 q ahS b ss ID
Sxp e,s f. BIrton aithut CHI al re, 81 n m d Nv.
Grow SSbSy srE aud ons ea Br!S s s SG saa
bal S' MI" d 1OO D. nj. on weekdays For Free.
FROM KENsINaToN STATION, FRONT AND
NORRIS STREETS.
For New York, $780, 74U, ss7, lOIU and Ills n. M.
Uoi ~, Y. % and OBS p M on weekdays OH
FROM MARKET STREET WHARF.
txrress for New YORK., via Camden and .Trap,on
,A5ls. ~. on weekdays 'eD'ou
7SL i6gna No., iaGI onn. Kat TX ~ seS a sG; ~
-. On Sundays by4a y. m. @'" o''
s,hu MS, NH q. M. aiIh 4 NJ y m, vopk ,iars M
Mohdls hnc Saturdays only the A3I a, M viii
crhn throu. Il 10 Point " R-aIit " '4' miu
Nu'keft NJ b'aa III. arr I y Vi. on wcpk.days
BELyIilERE DIVISION.
FROM bnOAn STREET STATION
'ail.i eNc-pt Spiday -Exnross for Lann.r, lila
tsaht.'n :, ware later Gap Scrailt Il an Inny
nhlpt y, tal q m, " II nnun ard B3l n M, t,r
Scr mt and Water Gap, nj D. M ' 80
For Laml 6r.v,ile, 3 y, IN
~, flef nSsoi, s31 a. M, " NJ and u u NJ
trains arrive utily, eXcfpt Sunday Firm, Eastn,
hb6 a. M $50. 100 aud IDS y. m. '-'''''i'
'hoAl hENsINdrnN STATION, FRONT AND
NORRIS STREETS. ""D
DAILY EXCEPT snnday-Express for IRnl,nrtyIl.
haAtnh, Delaware Water Gap, Scranton - d BiIv''
uiMtll, Z y ~ ,l2on noon and IS ~ NJ From
/, Scrallt9l' aud Wacr Gap, a. is n M " -'O'''
tnr I!Ainilertvie, q ~ d. M
g q rtelllhRtnn, I.4O y. M, l2.t5 and q IL H. m
y eelligFar tickets can lie hal al Hr ,d and
street station. oHee'' an br"ah
Ihe llrinn Transfer Company will call for ard
l lsgh DaEtaTe r M hotels AMI 'esideucrs Time
'Atiflls aud at the lll0"iI '"'"'"e" Ut no
No ER Chestnut street
'tCKET OFFICEs; - II GnT Broad an chest, ut
20 Z uhelten ave- lie Midtown
,,u,o n, ~ " deral street, Camden
IHAS Y. PU6H. General a'aSsr
rs NNNin g ne~HI pauaanly,r
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

When Baby was sick, we gave her CAST0RIA
When she was a Child, she cried for CASToRIA
When she became Miss, she chung to CAsToRI
When she had Children, she gave them CAST'A
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
soHUYLKILL DIVISION.

FIR Manayunk, Conshohucken and Horrigtoyn,
601, %, sos and 1879 a. M, 10 10, az ass, 4S3
S1gY SSs 20. %$5 and li4g p: m. ON Sunday. 80
For Pnnnix VILE, Pottstown aud Reading, 800 ard
no a; NJ, 40 4n and 6.2O y. m. Sundays, s.3s g.
m. LOO and $40 .. M.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
EME GRANGER FAMILY FRUIT

md Vegetable Evaporators,
4f2Ez<@.asss5zA% 350 80 and So Send for
fa54M ircular, Eastern Nanufac-
mo, ~, ~. nring Company, e6s South
'-'''- .I'-hi Ags;its winlcd.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-22
Jennie Lanahan,a Sad Death.

The Baltimore and Annapolis friends
of Jennie Lanahan, the young woman
who died Thursday in Washington,
had the body handsomely laid out,
and will take it to Baltimore for bur-
iaI. The coroner says she did not
die of poison, but Of spinal disease.
From the brother and sister it was
gathered that she was tho youngest
of twelve children, and was subject
to an affection of the brain. She left
her home in Baltimore about three
years ago on account Of her fathers
second wife, who was q young woman.
Although the family did not know Of
her whereabouts for two or three
years up to two weeks ago, they say
they can produce evidence of her
marriage. She left Baltimore only .
few days ago, as she preferred to live
independent Of her relatives
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-22


By 81 act Of the Legislature IL 884
section ri ofarlicle SIS, Code 81 Pub
lie General Laus. was 50 amended IS
to authorize the issuing of hawkers
and poddlers license only in the coun-
ties II which L vas proposed To use
them. Previous to that time q haw.
ker could take out license il any
one county and not conine himself 10
any particular locality ia the State.
The attention of The State authorities
hero has been called to the fact that
several arrests have recently been
made Of parties who have erroneous
y taken out license IN accordance
with the new law. Nine Of these
license were issued at the county
clerks Office az Annapolis. Inquiry
Of !. Freeman Rasin, clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Balti-
more, led 10 The discovery that the
licenses had been inadvertently is
sued Ut Annapolis. The money re-.
ceived from the licenses, amounting
to $500, having been turned into the
State treasury, can only be recovered,
i Is said through an application to the
Legislature.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-08-22

LOCAL NEWS.
support Home Enterprise.

Annapolis has responsible and
skilled mechanics and fair-dealing
business men, who contribute to the
general business and spcrity Of the
town, and who have a right to expect
Ne patronage Of its citizens in prefer
ence 10 strangers and to give such pa
lropaGe 10 strangers is simply robbery
If our own household for tie benefit
If those who contribute nothing to-
ward our prosperity or necessities. -
We are we'll aware that the plea is
entered that these strangers sell their
wares for somewhat less money than
our own mechanics or business men
do And they can well afford to, for,
generally, they pay no taxes, no
rents. have no losses, replace no
worthless goods, and get the cash
where our merchants and mechanics
too often must take trade or give a
long credit on their labor and wares.
II Is high time this thing was stop
ped "Rcnder unto Caesar the things
which are Caesars, and there will be
no necessity or advantage in dealing
with strangers and adventurers.