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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
THE PETRO,LCH MARKET.

A more active trading was done in crude GER
uhcstcs yesterday than Thursday. and during the
morning hours the temper decidedly bush. An adj
In the price OF refined mere. and sight further
decline in the cau.es OF the Washington wells. re
ported led good deal of iencr, AMI after OPEN
Ing up L cent at 81 there rise to GS cents. In
the afternoon the market dropped without displaying
pronounced weakness. and prices fell back min Z
hgnrcs. AS we understand It there wells IN the
Wasnia gton ii Id closely due, and until q new crop
there he little to encourage the bears
IN tho imncdit speculation The market closed fully
steady aud y cent above thursdays inal price
The range o. prices ana tn oial dealings az the Con-
sOlidaed Exchange were ~ follows:
Opening Low Il g. \
Final
Inc refined market iuio, hru an quotations here
were marked up X cent per gallon 10 IA cents, remain
Ing unchanged al Pnadclphia aud Baltimore at cents
BRADFORD, Penn, June Is trade Oh. - National
Transit Certificates opened ~ 67as and co,cd at -;
highest, 6s2 lowest, G7l4 scararces, 100000 bar
reis.
OIL CRY. Penn. juno sCruie Oil-Natonal Transit
Certificates opened at % = aud closed GA highest.
6-S lowest. 67as; sales l.O-2O0O barrels; cearances
22Ui 900 barrels; charters s7i66 barrels; shipments
G1,3lO barrels; runs -- barreis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
"TAA AaREARAGE BOND :
TO TIE BOND AND STOCK HOLDERS OF THE
PACIFIC RAILWAYS.

The undersi gned Committee OF REORGANIZATION. duly ap
pointed eprsen ali interests have unanimously adopted
TeOrganlZatOn foreclosure OF all divisional
mortgages cont nei in the circular this day Issued aud re-
deposit holdings or before the 10Th day
July 1856 subject thereto with the Farmers Loan ana
the city OF New York. receiving in
certificates therefor. such deposit and
ceip regarded yaent 10 signing agreement for
reorganization In accordance with The plan submitted copies
OF which anu agreement can be had on APPLICATION at the
company olce No !Jj Broadway 10 ;he Farmers Loan
and Trust Company. 20 ana 2, Wllalst, New York
piraton OF the above period should the committee
been aced Of controlling interest In the
securities named will AT once proceed u execute the plan
proposed 49,
should however OF the Interests concerned
thus t. Tho committee control o their
those such class urtcs az have
deposited Will br returned to the respective depos
return and cancellation OF the negotiable
uhcates issncd heretor provide In seid agreement
committee reluctantly obliged 70 designate short
tme for he execution Of this plan because advised
largo portion OF the road be closed opera
tons unes. side funds dd for repairs and funds
provided with safety until the success Of the plan
OF reorganization be assured
~ Vorly MaV <
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V
For opt,ons the market opened under strong Liver
ZOO. advces ~. points and points
On ate deliveries further advance OF az points soon
Then reaction se IN and the cicsing fglres
Represented Tor the day OF ~ points Sales
4 4nD hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19

Transferanie NOTICES at go.
continues backward, with the

DRUGs-Goneral business continues backward with the
TSEIS FRUITS Business s general, confined du to
icbpng orders ana irseS sRo% h0 nSS'p Si wn I'D
FLoGE HSb dull and a, T \" q
for Ooegg account sales oYe % So 10; n SG Ws 9
d SSs s sS S M t lne o Ss 90
h iS' g"in 10. sDrng ' and Winter
r" No a 3 ooss a 80 y Al for coSmon GOOD
qua Il s. for Good to choice 400 bbs minnesota s5d
fa en- i9a Sc 81 80 Of he saes
s soS a, moan 3 Ez,s "a
$50 I%' q 90
Coco to G o .s wessra Tool SS conn TO
Choice 81 10. Minnesota = O0as3 ~
s sa = % fatnt vs. u fak Extra $
s.2s ST LOUIS ce%monto Far s @ss % g, Ear
Winter Wheat ass % cry MIL Fxtra for West
d nsSs au f2n fhS active
at s. e s 81 Sg Common to faT and
En- Choice YIN s anal rs sPsds as Se
snperdne al S. 1883 25.....CoKN MEAL-Abont seaty
quoted ~ 5ost2 IS. and Brandywiro at 81 'oG
GRAIN-wBEAT-Msrsetd decidedly finer Cash lots
much Strength cpucns opeaol strong, advanced
Ac en lost part o. The advance ana close stedv a., "a
port Int ciiy Milling business, and arse transactions
e Snn sae O2aSS 5Ss niarS
SPOT and TO arrive including No. Cmcaeo at SOL asoSc
30 Hard Duluth; So. Unsrsded Min,er Red g. a
sSsaS4 &c coslng al : &c do Tor August SC.
SoS's ." 90 Tor t 90 io iasSc cosnr It is
November SO ssc.. coslng Al : Sc; 90 or
December ssh 0e>1lc, closing al soSc 90 Tor Januarv
id4c. 10 Tor ttbiutly, "'o41
JO7c closing aUssc DO for MAY o. "A &C. closing
a33tc...kl II MI sales -Oi bush Canada az isc
Western quot al @jJc Canada pa Goc stale va DC
BAILEY >OnDnal. BARLEY MALT-DuI. Two
ron cd ( %
q about letter cash lots
coslIg opcncd shade lower theD recovered
and advanced Ia &c closed steady al shade under
pnccs. very limited trade ior export ana home
use aud a business Ions. shippers bought 1000
1j..U0O bush luture oi.op 'iisl SPOT III
GLIDING ngIad'd western Mixed at 81 a ACC. steamer
S9d c.. and 40 AT fIc IN elevation 20
= Mixed Tor Juv 43G45a-c. closing ~ 454c.; 40 Tor
August. i5Q4 ! &C.: do 1Or Sertcmber
do Tor 'ictOocr u &C. closing
Of =, ash lois o. Us hitc "a pc liehcr cash
options opened fFm. ih"n advanced =
a i ana steady. sales 10000 bush future 10000
BUSH spot. including No. Mixed al 80 Il a t.ci No
soc i nominal; No. Wll'e. 500 aj1c N9 = 81 "a
S-c; No / nonlna Mixed Western. 3"d zoe. White 90
y 45ssc: White STATE 5ao4-c. NO NIaCd for me-
S.,c closn, 33c DO iOr July 81 rd334c cosln- AZ
33isc. do August. 81 S2c closing al ~ FEED
--Quct steady. 10 Ii q 205Jc o. COci 80 10
toe. 10 -O0 sic, -i3Tns Juq'Jc Rye Feed 'oc
We take the following IRON Walkers Private Daty CIT
me United klngdoms ulply Wheat and Flour from
August ~ TO MAY -, ircuGig foreign home deliveries ana
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A. MARCUS. Secretary.

DEPARTMENT or FTNANCE.)
OFFICR OF THE COMFIROLLER.}
NEWARK. y. j.. juno l.. l-s6.}
GEALED proposals will be received al this
~ Office until saturday June 2G 1856, at for the
purchase OF part II on hundred ami thousand
dollars of bonds OF the Iy of Newark denonIuaicd
"CiIN TAX BONDS"
deliverable July 1856 which date interest begins These
authorized by Act III legislature of the state Of
Ncw-Jcrscy APP rOyrt Narch l. 1856 and PAYABLE In
twenty t.UGO cac) coupon registered bearing inter
est at the O four cent anun payable seannu
ais by the sinking Fund commissioners
For the payment o. The bonds the credit and whole
property OF the city are pledged Inc interest
and sinking Fund is estab ish"d by law providing
The OF liquidation maturity The issue OF taesc
SleSoOo bonds does not ncr the city dc0 deposit OF
per cent will be required 10 accompan! each bid
1hcngt s reserved to reject all bids not deemed for
the interest OF the city such guarantee o! good faith VIII be
required from ssu b the Department of Finance
determine Proposals must be ind rsd proposals for
city Tax Bonds" and addressed 10 he undersigned
II. QUINN, Comptroller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19

AT THE CHURCH 29th-st. and jfh
Rev PETER r.. kIPP ID. d.. will preach both servicea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
THE COMMITTEE FOR THE REORGAN-
l. IZAIION OF THE
Buffalo, NeW-Ycrk and PhiIadej phia
Railroad Company.

Notice hereby given the holders Of securities OF the
Buffalo New York and Philadelphia Railroad Company that
which they parties to the reorgani
zaon agreement dated FEBRUARY H. 1886 is extended
toJULY To- 1856 which date and unul further notice
The same Will only be received Of New-Yolk.
y. b. here The Fidelity Insurance Trust and safe
Deposit co. Philadelphia the payment OF per cent
upon the stock and per cent OF their
face value upon the bonds
BY order the committee
A. MARCUS, Secretary
York, a.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19

DIP iKlNENI FINANCF.)
OFFICE OF TIE COMrTROiLER.>
NEWARK. y. j.. June Is lSS6)
GEALED proposals Will he received ut this
- Office until saturday, June o. lsS. m. for the
pu part thousand dollars
If The City OF ewaTk denOmiha;ed
"TAA ARREARAGE BOND"
deliverable July 1856 at which date interest begins These
Bonds by lie OF the Stat OF
NcwJeIscy approved April II 1870 and pavabe
II 900 each coupon registered interest the
rate OF four and a cent annun payable seT
annually by the sinking Fund ommssi, ners
For the payment the bonds tn, rt anu whole
OF the city pledged hey addition u the debt
issued A sinking Fund
established by providing Of liquidation
fuIlt depOsit pr cent Will be require to company
each bid
The right is reserved TO reject all bids not deemed
OF the Such guarantee" % good faith will
rcqnir ssul bidders the irnent OF FL
may Prop bs45 must be ind0rsei Pro.
pOsa for Tax Arearagc Onls" and addressed the
slgned f. T. QUINN comptroller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
Al The Collegiate Du,ch Churches.

Morning service az IL o'clock Evening service at
Ar THE CHURCH 4th-st and lafayette place.
Rev. 7. W. CHAMBERS d. b., Will caCh the morning.
Rev. LIVINGSTON /. TAYLOR will ach In the evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
neIiqions Notices.

Adams Memorial Church, 30thst, near Ihid Ave-1
Rev JESSE r. HBES Pastor breaches sabbath mornine
st 1890 and at 1880 hdrens exercises at and
Al Washington Heights Methodist Episcopal Church
1O,h-ave. and 1884 at Rev. W. McKENDkEE DAh
WOOD. pastor Will preach morning and evening
All souls Church 4sth.st. Of 6th-sve.-HoN u
HEBER NEWTON will preach al ii A.
A. Brooklyn Tabernacle. DOCTOR TALMAGE win
preach q morrow 1890 and $40 M After that the
church be closed FOR upholstery and other improvements
until september
Az Souls Church 4th corner 10th stsermon ~
the Pastor the Rev. III 20 OKEC WILLIAMS at III n.
The public cordially inyitei.
Al Finh Avenue Baptist Church. Rev. Dr. ARMITA3H
breaches at ii and 7ij m. Baptism q the evsT
sunday school $3.50 a Prayer meeting wednesday
D. IN.
Al Twenty fourth Methodist Fplscopa Church
all Preaching 10 1890 D. m
by the iastor, Rev. A. X SANFORD u. d. Young REQ
pie al p. m. Holiness Meeting az 30 p. m.
Al the Colcgate iluich C,arche.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19

Remainder for food,
&c . 1890
ICllVc4ei August 70
10 Nay u. ...-.-...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19

d.. AT THE CHURCH. 4stn,t and shave. ..u...,
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-18
clay, u.n,n.,.o. with whist.

Henry Clay's favorite recreation for
many years was game OF whist. to
which at one time he was passionately
attached. not for the stake. but for the
distraction and excitement Of the game.
Mr.. Winthrop says that there is a tra.
dition that while Clay was visiting hos
ton. ISIS. and lodging at the old Ex.
change Coffee House In Congress street.
servant rushed into the parlor In
which he was at the whist table with a
few gentlemen Of the old school. and
announced that the hotel WIS on fire.
"Oh. there will be time enough. l
think said Clay. philosophically. Ito
play our hands out" which they did
before the hotel was burned TO the
ground. A similar tradition was cur
rent In Washington at later period.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-18
WssppeA ssss - sAsss.

A most shocking casc of cruelty Is
jus, reported from kcn,on. Delaware.
A colorcd woman named Grace Luifcal
ended n long list Of ctuclt!rs inflicted
upon her io.ycar-old son by beating him
with club for mn hour. after he had
been stripp-d naked and tied by her
paramour. Clnybourne Baregill. negro
preacher. In the course Of the beating
one Of the boys eyes was entirely
knocked out. his cheek laid open. his
scalp torn opcn In many places and his
body bruised all over. As y result he is
an idiot Such is the refinement Of Dcl.
aware justice that the whipping post
cannot bc used In this CASE. although
the couple would have been whipped
had they stolen chicken. This is the
worst case ever brought TO the attention
Of the Delaware Society for the Proven.
ton Of Cruelty to Children.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-18
4 sssasA srspssissos.

The " hits river people arc not wiss In want
Ing 10 be set On ~ = new county. Within two
year, the Grand and Hearing York valleys will
have two millions Of taxable railroad property
sidssi To the assessment rolls, which will bring
Gsrfeid county hang together = few Year,
longer at least. -Hcho-Advocats.
This WAS practically the same argi-
ment made two years ngo. but y division
WAS not urged To any great extent by
the people Of this section ut that time.
Had II been done. however, the new
county would have no debt Ia speak of
and be In n dourishinc condition at tho
present time. In the two years past,
both sections have iinproved-that Is
the White river valley paid two-thiris
Of the taxes. and the Grand and Roar
Ing Fork valleys received the improve
menn. Coupled with this il tho fact
that tho debt IL continually Increasing.
What assurance hsvs Ne that Il viii not
70 coatinueY As for two millions Of
taxable railroad property In two years.
In. 10 say the least. idle talk. summit
county with It's two railroads, number
less ranches. improvements, etc, has n
total tax valuation Of sS.i ,uJ. Garfield
county has no railroad yet, nor will she
have for year or two. Castles are
easily built.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-18
L-.v...x rv.r, ss-rs....y.

How rapidly German influence 4
fastening itself on the military system
Of China may bc seen by the following
extract from recent report: Owe
$4,000 per annum are paid at Cantor
for German military instructors. Ger
many seems to have most favorably i'm
pressed the Chinese officials In REGARD
TO military matters. "a seen In the EN-
ployment Of competent and experienced
German officers from the engineering
cavalry. artillery. infantry and torpedo
branches Of the German military service
to instruct at various points along the
coast Of China. the Chinese military
forces in war tactics, and also In the
purchase aud use Of German rifles and
cannon. and ships Of war armed with
powerful Krupp guns and projectiles,
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-18
4 ss..A Ceaspse,sss

TIE Medical World says: Madam.
have had long experience in the trest.
mcnt of delicate women and can gtve
you .omc important advicr, worth moss
10 vour health and complexion than Ill
the medicine and cosmetics In tho world.
firxi. procure quantity of Rnod wool.
en- stockinRs, that will keep your feet
dry and warm. In spite oe wind md
weather; second. change lhsm svsgy
mWning. hanging the frrrh ouss b ~
Ore over ui9t1; unird. wear calfski,
esooes ~ = Aoovy uo0er- - nAS1{
soles. and w~ar them from October u
May. keeping them well oiled and pos.
ishcd fourth. avoid rlb,rsx. although
a pair Of rubber boois may br worn oc-
casioually when tho vet siush 10 deep:
af,h. bold tho bottoms 4 your feet Il
cold water = quarter of ah inch deep jisl
before going 10 bed. two or three min.
uies. and then rub them hard with drv
rough towels and your naked hands
sixth. 60 out freely IN all kirds of weaih.
cr and not onl, your feet will enjoy 4
good circulation and kecp warm. bui
Your whole body will feel = healthy glow,
your head and chest will br relieved Of
an unpleasant sense of fullncss and
your heart of iis paipitaiions. and final
" your complexion will take on the hue
Of youth again.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-18
4 Ltsele ChtlA.usA.

An ingenious girl coniidei to friend
that she thought certain young gen.
tleman was going TO propose. I'm
sure of it, she said earnestly, "wby,
only the other evening. when lie called,
he told me how 10 prevent babies from
being bow-legged."
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-18
vsss Jssip~r Nssss.is.
IAN n...s.,nl,.r a


To the Editor of the H-ruiiI
In recent issues Of TuE HERALD
see that you advocate the protection oi
game In Western Colorado. l. for one,
am heartily In favor Of such steps being
taken as will project them thoroughly
hut differ with you In one or two i'm.
poriani particulars.
fipt-it is not the meat actually con.
sumesi In the State wh!sl' Is decima,ing
the game.
sccond-liv combining We can stop
white hunters wantoniy killing viii,
the laws We have.
Third-I believe the game In coun.
try belongs In the people who reside and
pay tasrs In that country. and that they
should ir ut liberty to kill at amy and
nil times for home consumption.
fourth-Thai "rocr Lo." thnt much.
abused ~ individual. has killed and
crippled more game In Rouit and Gar
field counties alone within the last two
months than ail the white hunters In
Colorado.
The deer and elk spend the summer
months In the mountains. and the vim.
ter In tho valleys l,rtwecn here aud
the Utah line. Ths Indians meet them
wi,eu they crt,e. lsrar river and whsu
they cSuas the t;ovesumsut lload be.
tween the Hear and white. and xiii -
long ~ they arc on the tnove. cripplina
more than they kill outright Then
they pull ZIP and follow them to their
winter range where they continue kill.
Ing all winter. saving and eating only
the loips and leaving tho carcass for
their rrla,ivcs-the coyotes. have
seen Indians with .cvrn OF eight hides
tied on their saddles and not a pound Of
meat. hear spme one say. Arrest
them" How many men can you hnd
who would bc willing To undertake II
The game laws - regards the Indians
are dead letters; they cannot t- enforced.
In my opinion the only fcasablc plan is,
10 form protective associations In our
respective counties. and work together
IN this matter, and cndsayot To have
laws passed. to prohibit:
first-Thc killing Of buffalo for the
period Of ten years.
Second-Thc killing Of elk for nvs
years. for market.
As the law stands II protrcts-thc
Indian. not the game: for Of every ten
deer that 60 down In the fall only one
will return In the spring. The case is
desperate and only by the combined cf.
forts OF the settlers Of the Two counties.
can the Indians bc stopped from killing
for the hide. alone. Those who reside
In the mountains will probably say 10
this "l.osh i'' My friend. some spring
morning YOU will look In vain for the
noble black. tail. You will then regret
that you did not take STEPS In time to
save his hide from the filthy paw Of the
Ute. say. Mr.. Editor. keep the ball
rolling. The subject will hear agitation
and cons liberation as well. We invite
the latter and can prove all We assert.
The killing done by the whites Is most
" done In the fall. No one is killing here
now. as there Is no need Of II. But II
we cannot stop the U,es from killing
for the hides. give the white man an
even start and in two years the game
and the Indian. too. will he things Of the
past, Just as the buffalo and the plains
Indians have become. &. W. STONE.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-18
4 Asgtsas Lsss.

- ssSse 1s
DIR. Douglas, the physician who attend.
ell General Grant In his last illness. ~
with u serious loss lately. He suspects
thieves tO bs at tho bottom Of 1t. aA
hAd made arrangements To spend ~
winter In the South. intending to dsvo&1
the time TO writing the medical histosJ
Of Grants last illness. All Of the dafA,
extensive memoranda, and many of ~
suyxical instsuments ussd In ths 90,
were N leather satchel. This astnhsl
was placed on cab. and Dr. Dou9lss
started out with his wife t0 vixit his
children In East Seventeenth street be-
fore going 10 ths train. After bidding
them goodbye he went " the ferry.
As he stopped the cabmnn g,k oil and
tapped nj the window. What is Ny''
asked Dr. Douglas. The black bag Is
gone said the cabman. II the adjoln.
ing buildings had fallen In upon him
Dr. DougiaS could not have been more
shocksi. Here. within moment, the
work Of months was swept away, and
with II all the material which might
make It's reproduction porsiblc. II Is
impossible Ia say whether the log was
lost or stolen. Dr. Douglas NJ oacr
abandoned his trip and rrlarneti home.
Although reward WAS offered tho lag
has not yet b-cn returned. III don't
nnd II, my life work In aonc." said the
Dsctsr. II can never hops ,o replace II.
Neither Dr. barker nor Dr. ShrAdy
kept such complete memoranda. and
unless the lag Is found, the medical hts.
tory Of General Grants illn~@ will
never lie Wyittrn.''
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-18

While Mr.. Clay was Speaker no aud ~
friends had passed whole night 6
cards, and were still going on with theeE
games when the hour WAS close at han1
for the opening Of the morning soss6oa
Of Congress. "Wait few minutsa.
gentle men, said Mr.. Clay, and l NJ
wash my face and hands and run dom
to the House and call John Taylor =
the chair. and then l will come boGk
and We will have another rubber"
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-18
.......~.u anu nvlaIl Uea|ers In
GROCERIES and DRY Goods
General Merchandise,
MEEkER, COLORADO.

We Have the Largest Stock in
the County, and Buy Exclusively for
Cash From First Hands, and are
Therefore Prepared to Make Low
Prices. It is Our Aim to Keep a Full
Stock of Everything Usually Found
in General Store, and by Fair Deal
ing to Merit Our Share of the Pub.
lie Patronage.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-18
J.w. HU0US. MAJOR.
J. w. Hugus T. Co.,
DANKGRo,
AEEKER, COLORADO.

Tmnsact . 0sasrai Banking business
Higksss pssos pssd for County Warrants. In.
ssrsst allowed % Time tieposits. Drafis
drawn "a kasssru cittes and Europe.
Correspondents, kouniss hros.. New York;
Hlrse National Hank. OusAha; Colorado
National Hank, Dsavsr; J. W. Husus Co.
kaviina, Wyo.
cslisssssas Prsapsiy AssesAsA -.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-18

ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
30 Cssm rAsp von COUNTY wAmasSr~ Al
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-31


The absorbing question Of Local
Option, High License. &C., can be
settled BY the friends Of either meas
uFe resolving to drink only those
health-giving beverages drawn from
TUFTS beautiful Soda Fountain at the
City Drug Store There they win 6nd
that, which neither intoxicates or
impoverishes, but adds color to the
face and elasticity to the steps.
The proprietors Of the City Drug
Store have decided TO deal rather
extensively in mineral waters this
season. They will have on dFaught at
their fountain, addition to the delicious
Soda Water, the Natural Deep Rock,
Saratoga. Vichy and Bethesda w aters.
Bethesda Water 10 the most popular
in existence for Diabetes, kidney aud
bladder troubles, recommended By
the best physicians in the country.
Messrs, Hodges & Co.. the en-
terprising druggists Of Annapolis,
promise that their mineral waters,
Ike every thing else they handle,
viii always be found genuine tnot
artificial We would here state for the
benefit of strangers in Annapolis that
the City Drug Store is opposite the
City Hotel on Main st.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-31
Miss Klttie Rhoades.

This popular young actress and
her excellent company have won
many laureIs in the several roles they
have appeared in this week at Masonic
Opera House. Last night, Miss
Rhoades took the leading character 10
the love drama entitled Engaged, !"
and received rounds Of applause from
an appreciative audience. The COM
pany are all first class artists, aud
are deserving OF liberal patronage
from our amusement-loving citizens
Tonight "HazeI Kirk" will be given,
with Miss Rhoades as Hazel Kirk,
and strong cast.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-31

For the past i've days rain has
been falling At in tervals. until the
ground has become perfectly saturated
with water, and much seed that has
been put into the ground for early
vegetables will be lost to the sower.
Much farm work has, 10 consequence,
been suspended, for the time being.
such as blowing, hauling, dc, until
more favorable weather. The public
roads in some places have been very
much washed by the rains, and will
require repairing.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-03-31
ShelIed Peanuts

We notice that some ct our ex-
changes are the recipients Of liberal
supplies of shelled peanuts from their
enterprising merchants who have
gone extensively into the business.
Shelled peanuts are something new
and uuheard of in these "diggins, y
and We would suggest that some
enterprising young men of Annapolis
start q shelled peanut stand OF once ia
our city. We are sure q successful
business could be done in this line.