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TIERS 90 head the Sick
send Tor either of ent vaiuahie refefents
books for ladies' for igrmct', for merchants 0dr
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on lntemperauce and Tobacco which last should
be read by every child 1ul youth 'l hp lond.
ANY two 0f thraborr books maifptj ftte oh
receipt OF four e'uis for T. -isuuuoa ices.
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-02-05

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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-02-05

American catfish are on exhibition at a Lon
don aquarium.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-02-05

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JOKES when the tvibs afri f II lS'E' remarked
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-02-05

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Will practice in the Court Of Appeals ana
h the courts of Charles, ST.. Mary's, Calvert
An,'- Arundel, and Pr nee Georges couptjes
ID, ne VI attend regularly.
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Baltimore i Potomac Railroad
NORTH. TIME TABLE.
SOUTH

After Sunday, December 20th, 50 the
trains on thi, road win run as follows
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Evening star., 1886-09-29


Ormonde, preceded by his stable companion,
Coracle, was the first to enter the paddock. He
was at once recognized, and bore the curiosity
OF the surging crowd with characteristic good
temper. He has not grown much, ii anything
since he was last seen in public at Ascot, but he
has thickened a little, and would but for his
rather narrow quarters be perfect type OF the
race-horse. Ormonde attract, so much atten-
uon that the grand-loOking st. Michael and the
narrow-chested ST Mirin were scarcely noticed
rs they followed him round the paddock, and
the appearance of several ragged candidates
who might as well have remained In their sta
bles was not calculated TO excite any interest
The saddling was completed in such good time
feld since StockwelI cut down five opponents
In 1862, were at the post few minutes in ;,d-
vance Of the hour xed for the race; after COM
pieting their preliminary canter they were pa
raded q second time past the grand stand, Or
monde being, OF course, the object OF general
interest
Lord Marcus Beresford was not long In get
onG them on when once they were drawn ia to
line, and Coracle, wearing the second colors OF
the Duke OF W estminster, drew at once to the
moor made the running. The yellow jacket OF
Ormonde could be seen in a good place all the
way round, and when the little band of compe-
utors swept round the 1nal turn Archer at once
sent him TO the front. 1t seemed that as he
began TO gallop the Others stood still, and he
pull him up before reaching the winning post.
Inc cheering which greeted Ormonde and his
Jockey after the race was spontaneous and dis
interested, Tor there had been little betting ON
she race; and, Ii the st. Leger did not provoke
the excitement IL has done in previous years.
knowledge that they had seen one Of the best
horses OF modern times.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
w ARLINGTON. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
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g Chicago; with Sleeping Gar Altoona 90 chiosso
slaS si.epiat Car. washington 70 cn;oasS .S
az Harri.sSsS sS8's win wsssrn iupfe.s sennss xs
through sleepers for Louisville and 81 Louis
ana West with through sisspsr asrr,sSaSw Ss g
BALfinoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, sanAndaigua. Rochester, Bufisao. Niagara
1oV ~ daily exc st saturday. with Palace
For MiiiiamspOrt, Lock Haven and Elmira az ESQ
For New Ss Soi sns sns"e ess SUNDAY. Es s 200 and
A.: 200 x:l5, lva.. aud u 20 p. NJ. on sunday
Limited l-Ipssss Of Pullman rarior Cars. s:4o A
rs, N ana 900 r M daily. except sunday.
For srOokEn =: " ali through trains coSnsct ..
srssy r CITY with boats o. q srSoklyn Anssn sona
-, iepsisss p,,., . scros New York cty; o
.as ss5 iSo isi and III 30 sd Il On . SUI sanass'
g@,iea M h n.s.: y tS s3 sS iSo sss S and ilo dy N
For ssi!insss s'ss !as 900 $40. $50 u leoAMa
AUD lay NJ on sunday. sos, y'5o. Z 4 80 M;
For $40 asss s as das .9no s .nf 4 sss so
dairy. except sunday.
For ssss s a. sSs ss sns ts'
AL5ExANpkiA r. AMP % tkIsaitI. Z ;,7 .ksnSk. " RAias IL
TON kAIL6OAD.
For AiexAndriHy 705. s.25 1885 and llsS5 A
n. zss6 4:xo. 4S6, 6Ol, ey5. aud IL 90 r. NJ. On
sunday sf eOo, e:xo, lV:5o A. A.. s:Oo p. n.
For kicnmond and The sout1, osDO. loo5 A n daily
ara.ns issSe Aie..Saris sor Wssninsion, SOS. $500
lU.OO, 1910 A. - laO. 3sD5, 3:z3 $40, 7sU5.
and lOAx p. NJ, and lxlV midnight excerpt Moa-
dsyl On sunday al 500 and 1910 A. NJ. s,uo
lO:<2 r. n. and 12lO nj mt
Tickets and Information st The ofhce, northeast
per OF 18th street and pennsyivanta avenue and n
the station where be for he ceckin9
Of hserase 10 DESTINATION nom hotels aud resdencsS
CHAs h PUoh GpnernI Nausxer.
I r. WOOD, General Passenger
Evening star., 1886-09-29

THE CLOSE OF THE sEAsoy-INTEREsrING
CONTESTS EXPECTED NEXT YEAR.
This week begins the end of the yachting sea-
son. From this week on the yachts will be
and Mayhower at Marblehead viii have got
suitable wind and have had their race, and the
yachting season will approach its end.
Next season the famous cutter Marjorie will
me over here. Sne does not come for the
America ) cup, tut just to- try her speed against
the crack American yachts. Mr. Bells new
yacht will be here in search OF the international
trophy, and the Gala tea will be here also tor
Lieutenant HEM has announced his int sntion
OF laying his yacht up in New York for the win
ter, instead OF going in her TO the West Indies
was his original intention. II is said that w
"A. W. Stewart will bring over the cutter rig for
his yawl Cythera next season. With a cutter
rig the Cythera is expected to show herself "A
speedy boat. The splendid yacht of W
Vanderbilt will soon be launched, and will cost
it il said, S5O0.000. She will be one OF the
most Ragniticent yachts afiOat
The great silver vase, which will cost 81 O 600
and which the American Yacht club offers as
an International challenge cup. is being rapidly
completed, and il il hoped that some foreign
steam yacht will challenge for 1T. 1t Is hop,d
that Baron Arthur de Rothschild will bring
over his new steam yacht next season and race
for this cup. He has already had some CORE
spondeDce with the American Yacht club i'm re-
gard TO II. Thus there may be two inIeruation-
NJ cups raced Tor next season. Yachtsmen are
OF the opinion tnat the new boat W hich Watson
70 designing for Mr.. Bell, OF the Royal Clyde
Yacht club, Will prove a much more formidable
adversary than those built after the designs of
j. Beayor-Webb. The challenges which come
30 thick and last for the Americas cup have
caused some members OF the New York Yacht
club to shake their head obviously and talk of
increased membership dues. The defense of
the trophy has cost, 1t Is asserted, about 5000
OOO, but the majority Oh the members of the
yachting has derived from the contests is more
than can De measured by four times that sum.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

from the Cumberland Times
The highest points In the State OF Maryland
are keyser's ridge on the national road about
six miles above Grantsviile in Garrett county,
and Dams rock in this county. The altitude OF
the latter place was taken a few years ago by
j. +. Gaffney, ESQ.,, chief engineer OF the
Georges Creek and Cumberland railroad, as
sisted by Aldin Sprigg, and found to be 1882
feet. The altitude of Frostburg. at the mile
stone at Lynch's hotel, Is ,O5O Ieet. Mr.. Ga6-
ney did not take the altitude OF keysefs ridge,
but is of the opinion that IL is higher than Dams
Evening star., 1886-09-29
AT LASH Ar LAsm Ar L.srm

WE ARE ON THE ROAD OF IMPROVEMENT.
Our store. under the influence Of skilled workmen,
has been safely lowered, and the fittings are bling
rapidly replaced We are going to have q modern and
convenient Grocery store. in which will be found at
ali times the very BEST OF FAMILY SUPPLihS,
aud al the Most Moderate Prices. You want to keep
your eye On the date OF our Opening.
ON OR ABOUT OCTOBER 1sr.
Due notice Of which Will be given through the papers
However, 1t will be number of days before we can
rearrange our goods. and IN the meantime you can
purchase TEAS and COFFEkS VI the finest quality
and flavor at way down priceA OLD WHISTLES
and WINES al remark kably low figures the hest hour
MiNNEsOrA PATENT. $500 per bbi; SAUCES
P1CkLES. DC. without number
You can save money. Give us q call
n. I. METZ0ER d BRO,
se1 AIT eth Ct. NV
Evening star., 1886-09-29

A*o1 Fri1es amounting @2055OO
=, AReSa.,on n F rcsss to clIDs should be made only
For turther information write eiexriv giving f,ii
addreA POSTAL NOTES, kxpress Money Orders
OF New YORK Exchxiaxe IN orCanAry leSfar (S,rs
sency ~ Exprsas Gas our sxpsnss) addressed
n 4. nAUPHIN.
New Orleank Ia
Make r Q. Money Orders payable and address Ree
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
eelS New Orleans. La
Evening star., 1886-09-29

RUSSIAN INTRIGUE IN EGYPT.-At Cairo,
Egypt. Monday, NJ. Lawson, Russian
subject acting as agent tor Ismail Pasna
the ex-khedive of Egypt, and with tne aid OF a
number of armed AIDanians. seized the lsmailia
palace, which the ex-khedive claims as his
property. NJ. LAWSON subsequently withdrew
from the palace, at the instance of the Russian
consul. Sir Henry Drummond w oiff, The Brit.
lsh commissioner, has hastily returned to
CAIRO TO investigate the matter. IL is under
stood that NJ LavisOn's motive was to force the
tribunal 70 take cOgnizance OF the ex-khedive's
claim
Evening star., 1886-09-29
DRY GOODS.
Now Is THr Brsr Tnr
FOR INTEnpIHo BUYERS or pnY ooops
TO ANTICIPATE THEIR WANTa


NY STOCK Is COMPLETE IN ALL DEPART
MENTS. AND THE AsSORrNENTs WILL nor
BIZ EXCELLED AT ANY TIME LATER In THE
SEASON.
MY DIRECT IMPoRTATIoNs or THE arAT-
EST NOvELTIEs' In LYONS SILKS AND VEL
WITS AND PARIS WRAPS AND DR. So TEX
TJrRES ARE NOW ALL OPEN. AND EXCEED IN
VARIETY, RICHNESS AND QUALITY ANY
PREVIOUS OFFERING.
THE CONTINUED MILD WEATHER DOES
NOT STIMULATE ACTIVITY AND DEMAND
FOR THE GOODS OF AUTUMN AND WINTER
AND IT AFFORDS. THEREFORE, THE BEST
POSSIBLE OPPORTUNITY TO PRUDENT BUY
ERS IN THE FACT THAT MY COUNTERS ARE
NOT OvERCROWDED AND THE BEST POSSI.
BILE ATTENTION Is GUARANTEED TO EVERY
CUSTOMER.
AS ANY DAY-wITH COMING OF coouER
WEATHER-THE RUSH MAY COMMENCE. 1
EXTEND THIS INVITATION TO ALL My
PATRONS TO MAKE AT LEAST A PORTION OF
THEIR SELECTIONS NOW.
81 SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAY.
ING EVENING GOODS BY GAS LIGHT
~ PLAIN FIGURES SANDCORRECrP PRICEs
SEATON PERRY
PERRY BUILpINo
Penn. Avenue Corner 9th street
Established 1910. se25
Evening star., 1886-09-29

From the Virginia New Enterprise Sept II.
Much trouble continues to exist at the hotels
and restaurants at Carson by reason OF the
white cooks getting drunk and unreliable. The
landlords find themselves Obliged to discharge
them and resort to Chinese cooks again. Tine
chances are that all the Cinnamon driven away
oy the antfChinese league will have to be sent
tor TO come Dack.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
SEWING MACHINES. &c.

TTNHE WHITE IS KINGi THE ACME OF PER
l. iection In the category Of sewing Machines A
concentration and condemnation OF mechanical genius
and skill Inc range =. work can not be sxcelsd e
J. +. MCKhNNEY'S. AZ 9TH st. NV. J. Il. RICH.
MOND, Manager. Machines Of all kinds for sa,e u
rent Ftrstctass repairing done Also, Central Othce
for The Universal PAlterns. See lhem mY2l
Evening star., 1886-09-29

THEY ELOPED YEARS AGO.-A Williams
port, Pa, sensation five years old has been re.
vlved. On the 18th day of April, 1851, A. VI.
dasWeil, a prosperous merchant of Williams
port, Pa, elOped with Mrs. William McClary
who lived In the fashionable quarter, on west
4th street That was six years ago, and during
All that time nothing has been heard of the
coupe. Information has just been received at
"llllamspOrt locating them at Rockford, Ill.,,
Where tney are living as man anu wife and
moving IN good society Hasweirs deserted
wle stlil lives at WlliIamspOrt, and is arrang-
ing 10 take steps To apprehend her husband.
MIS-. McClary is daughter Oi the then mil
Honalre Peter derdic, and was we'll known in
social circles. Sne took with her her two chill
oren, both boys-one an infant and the other
iour years Old at the time. W hen they went 10
ROCKFORD and settled down they were well re-
celved socially. They attended church quite
regularly, and Hasweii became in considerable
demand as an upholsterer. A gentleman from
WlIilansport happened TO meet them in Rock.
Iord last week, and first conveyed the intelli-
gence OF their whereab,u uts.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

baltimore AND OHIO hAILRoAD.
schedule In effect. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 10Th
lost, until farther notce

lost, unit further not,ce.
Leave Washington ftom station. corner OF New Jss.
For Chicago lvOO and 1910 pm daily. The
aOCo = m s a fAst Limited kpress for Pittsburgh
csago neat morning ii SOB No extra fare Is charged
on thi, train for last time.
pm aiid lv:lO p-m-. with through coaches and lal.
sss @ @s,espns Cars ,, 70 .e,ye point, without cangs
LOUIS arriving in Cincinnati next morning AT .:s5
81. ouis $40 pm. NoexIrs fare Is charged on thiI
,.s.,rs no, .,sba,gh a. 1000 m and % m daily to
ior aud sleeping Cars 20 Pittsburgh
For Lynchburg. Natural bridge. Lexington and
ror Lexington ana La,csl stations. $40 m. daily,
except t - sunday; and lo;io pm daily: .,,--'
ton, chester and Phsdeiphsa. 7so0 M l:25 p and
For bsi .imore on W elk days s. $50, e:4o 7:so $50
enc io0o "a M l2:lO, l:xo 3i5 t45-minuts trainl.
For salimcT. oso on adsr. o ::s ana s iayv ~ nm
Am Id iaso. s:so. 4:sO, 5'4o o;4U. sOO. 30.
70. shruandoah Valley Railroad and points south
20 Sss a - $50 % has . 70 from %
FOR Wilmington. Delaware, and intermediate points
oet%ee HALT more and wilmington. $40 pm daily.
for Annapolis $50 Am. and 1910 and 4:3o N,
tor Way siaIons between Washington and Bati
and Oo PM On sundays e:so a m. anL $50. $50.
Tan raneh daily eaesr. 's sanSay Sa sns ssi
PIN daily: $50 pm daily exeelt SUNDAY for prncl-
sunday Stops ali s..Iions For Gaitners6ur and
Int rmed ate points lO:oo M, l-:3O and 20 d m
daily. except SUNDAY. fof Frederick q nl and
4:4O y m. daily, exc, pt Sunday.
FOR HAg rstown lO:uO Am. and 5:3l pm. daily. a.
Trans rive from the West daily $40 7:2O m,
1:l5. $50 and 1850 pm. Little Rack xpress
rom Phiiudrillhia. Chester. Wilmington, Ane-
geriy, Newark and hayre de Grace ll:lo am. 3,lu
From Whining .on and intermediate points north q
Baltimore. lao An
run Annapolis $50 a m aud ls5o and 5s2S pm
sunday. iO:5o n M t:SJ pm.
from harprrs ter,y spd Valley Railroad 1s2O q
m. daily. ana b 30 p.nl dai y eacept sunday.
Prom Frederick lntermediat- pUinls s.25 n m
and s:lo M daily excerpt sunday.
nralis leave saltifnore Tor Washington at 5:10.
$50 1:&0 900. 300 aud 1850 a. m lx:I5 2:3O B A.
Al, .. o:5o. s:so, and l1:OO pm sundnyA
$50. 1:xu. StW and v:oo q M. 80 1880 10 900
q: o. 7:A5. 8 and i lUO pun.
Al. traius from Washington stop Relay station
except l:l5. o:l6 and s:$O pm.
for further Information u! ply at the Baltimore and
Ohio iicket On shii gton Station: oIs and 1891
Pennsylvania avenue. cDrner Of lAth street. where
orders Will be taken for baggage 10 be checked aud
reeeiysa ,,sf 81 !, any point In the e'v.
zen Mana.er. Baltimore rse20l c.
w ARLINGTON. Oh, 40 AND WESTERN RAIL
Schedule in effect August !, 1883
Ifais Will leave from aud arrive ~ Is. Il p statioa
9th ard b sts. as follows:
Leave " ashington y:l0 A. m. daily except Sunday
aud 4:45 p M aaiiy. arriving at Round HiiI ll4s q
m and 1:le pm. Returning trains leave Round Hin
~ 6:os m. daily aid 3:l5 D. rn dnily except sun
day. arriving at w ashngt.u sso ~ and o:4s pm
Monthly and quarterly communication rates 100
mile tickets so
r BELL
auiO Superintendent
Evening star., 1886-09-29

Wm. E Gould, the defaulting cashier Of the
First National bank Of Portland, Me- was In
dicted Monday. Another Indictment ts ex.
pected aRatnst him TO-DAY.
Evening star., 1886-09-29
Preachers and Prohibition.


A QUESTION DISCUSSED BY THE BALTIMORE
MINISTERIAL UNION.
Several ministers well known In this city
in Baltimore in a discussion Of the topic: "Pro-
nibition as party ISSUE"
Rev. w. T. ID. GLENN, Of the NJ. +. church
said the two old parties have the wet rot and
the dry rot. The democrats have put the Jug
on the top of the platform, and the republicans
sneak it under the bench, and keep pulling Ii out
and showing it under again. All the democrats
mean by sumptuary laws is liquor. Neither
party will enforce the laws. The prohibition
law ought to be left IN the hands Of its friends
You don't want To put lambs in the lions paws.
I'm like John the Baptist on this question. He
put the axe at the root OF the tree. / don't
don't want to go under wafer. want to cut
Oh dry land. (Laughlerl We want to organize
party behind this law. As the labor banner
read the other day, so we ought to say, 'Agi-
tate, organize, educate"
Rev. .. n. COX, formerly pastor OF the Mt.
Vernon Square NJ. +. Church South, said: II
have noticed this morning, ever since this Ques-
tiOn was agitated, a disposition TO indulge in
acerbity anu Intolerance. l can't prescribe
man because he differs from me, as my brother
Elliott has said. / am as thoroughg going temper
ance man AS there is here to-day. 1t is because
love temperance and desire IL to succeed that
am opposed heart and soul to u third-party
movement. Nothing could be more damaging
How long will it be before this third party
will have power? In both Old parties
there are thousands of good men who are
ready TO rally on neutral ground. They will
array them against US as temperance men.
Local option measures were best, and would
eventually have baniShed liquor. About four
niths Of Georgia are under local option. and
Neal Dow says the result under such laws in
Maine has been a reduction OF 90 per cent In
the sale OF liquor"
Evening star., 1886-09-29
DENTISTRY.

1AR STARR PAk,ONS. COR 9TH AND NV.
H. tilling y skecAily: also, the cure OF tOognache
MilhCut extracting. A local snaathelac useu un the
gums Aiievlatss .Ain Oh eA,rsatng oas gwen apis
1NR 7. ii. TALBoTT. DkNTIsT. 485 7TH ST.,
~ three doors from corIrf \ Dentislry In I'll
III brxnc,le2 asetu Ii.stTted "a per Al WORK
WurrxMle0 .sai
Evening star., 1886-09-29

ONE CITY BoYCoTTs ANoTHER.-A curious
state OF things prevails in Vincennes and ash.
lngton, the county seats Of Knox and Daviess
counties, Indiana. The raiiI Dad shops OF the
ONO and Mississippi railway are situated at
N1ncennes, and DaViess county voted a bonus
OF $500 ior their removal 10 Washington A
cltlZen Oi Elncennes acquired u fiity-dOiIar lot
IN w asblngton and then began proceedings 10
enJoin the Commissioners OF Washington from
ashington held public meeting ana decided
70 boycott Nincennes. TIE retail yrOcers of
ashington city have determined TO Withdraw
Sneir patronage irom he Wholesale houses of
'incennes There is also effort being made
To induce the saloon keepers to boycott Vim.
cennes beer. The two places are but 20 miles
APART and the greatest local excitement exists.
SPECTATORS AT THE WHIPPING Posr.-Four
negroes and two white convicts were whipped
at Newcastle, Del, Saturday. Three of the ne
groes were given ten lashes each and another
smith and Frank Hall, received twenty lashes
anu were stood one hour in tpe pillory for horse
steahng: Edward Burns, white, VINO STABBED
Cnas hey nolds, proprietor OI the Malta house
III July, also stoOd one hour in the plliOry The
whlppings were iig ht aud no blood sxas drawn.
Two hundred spectators were present
COMMENTS ON PARNELLs LErTER.-The Lon
don Standard says: .'Mr. Parneli has declared
war In a characteristic style. The most chxrit-
able view that can be taken Of the Fitzgerald
letter Is that IL Is not MIR. Parneirs composition
such an outburst is a mystery. The appetite OF
his American paymasIers must be coarse In
ueeA, ~ ~ ueeus seasoning OF this dery kind. IL
IS 50 iudicrous In It's extravagance and men.
oacity that nobody endowed with ordinary
reason Will give IL a second thought Though
II may answer It's purpose, Mr.. Parnell will pay
dearly Tor IT in English opinion. We foresee
tne time when IL may be convenient TO ignore
The document altogether"
PROSPECTS OF GREAT LOCHoUr.-The
trouble between the operatives in the Amster.
dam knitting mills and their employers il to
come up before u meeting of the National As
sociation OF Knit Goods Manufacturers 70 be
neio al Cohoes tomorrow. President Sillimxn
says that the meeting may result In the gen.
eraI closing Of all the mills In the association
and IL might result In all continuing. One Is
as likely as the other.
SUPPOSED TO HAVE Committed SUICIDE
Incorporating young man arrived NJ Niagara
rails on the 1lth inst. and registered at the
Western hotel as + 4. Trobridge OF Cleveland
Ohio. sunday he was missing from the hotel
Yesterday morning tue chambermaid found
two letters hidden under q towel on the dress-
Ing stand: One was addressed 10 the proprietor
OF the hotel, asking him 70 mall the other letter
and send b.ll for board due 70 the same address.
postscript said: II you choose you can wire
Z. U. ID. TO my father, Henry Trobridxe, Scion.
Ohio. presume me will come, for decency's
sake, to look TOR my body, but he will NOT ind