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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13
Der @aIsen.
Stnridtnne ors BatttnmSrSerS &arI ser:
ittann III SufTaIo. - Sin ieniatiOneues
VetbrcdlCu aciithut

Su talo, N.sO., -. 6ebruar. - Sarl
9ermnnn, Der Deuii6e, meldJsr in Der gfad)t
pom l. gtooember 1885 i'll ielner gSobHuu9,
gIr. %, Slofonlz Qllep, 8ufialo, ieiHe Srau
ernlorSete, in6em er ibr Die Seble nit eIneuI
8arrntefer bur6i6nitt, puree ;tutden 10
uno II llbr beute Sornlittag I'M bteEgen 9ss
lan9nlBbofe 9ebdngt. Die 9eide Der ermurs
oeten 6rau uuroe crit am orttten Gage uatl
BEN Serbreden auf9eiunOen. 6ermanH,
nelder an Dem nGmliten Gage uerbaitet
muroe, 9efano bas Serbreden Elm unb lagte,
er babe ooielbe i'm Sab;orne began9er, neil
lelne Srau oarauf beitanb, obne ieiue @r=
IaubnlB auSjugeben. gtadoem er Die Chat
oeriibt, mari er cine 8ettoede iiber Die Salfe,
9tn9 oann btnauS uno betranf itd). SpGt
ytadts febrte er ;uriid uu6 id)tiei einen
&aui6 nebeH Der 2eidJe ieines Spiers aus.
gr perbr1dte aud Die beioenfol9enSen gtdfltt
8uianmen nit Der Gooten in Dem 3imuler,
obne ben ytadbarn etruas iiber ben Surfnll
3u ia9sr, uno Die 2ei6e muroe erif AM 9iens=
tag., oen 3. gtooember BON Der 6auSeigens
tbiimeriH Srau gfueHOlo entoedt. 0ermann'
Nnmdlte ueriI6ten, lbren Slienteu our1 Die
gSabnIinnstbeo III retten, aueln ibre Nrz
itren9ungen naren uergeblIdl, uno am 81.
9e;ember puroe Der 0t0roer Sum Sobe Der
urtbsiIt. Sermann pohnte iriIber in Ghtca
go uno fam Dor neun Sabren mad SuffaiO.
9GGhreuo leines Yro;eiies ertlQrte er, Elm ae=
nifer @brii1tun 3ie9ler babe ibr ieiue Sat
tin entfrembet. @be bic Vegtere 3iegler fen
nsn lernte, babe er (6ermann) lebr 9IiitlitJ
nit ieiner 5rau gelebt. 2lls Der arme Siin.
Der heute uuf oem Sdafiot itaub, belt er eiHe
isfs Ntinuten oauerHoe ReNer in wtl6er er
i3ieglcr ais ben llrbeber ieiue8 Ruius oenun=
Sirte. Die Sinrittung uerlief obne lluiau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13
Geeen ole Buffers rsgerfd.Id,une.

9btca9o, =. Sebr.-Ner Setretar oer
,giatloualen Sutter., Saies unb Gier=Ahoctz
olicn" bat al Die Gountps, StaatSs NIB 9ias
ttonal-Geieegebungeu Elm @trfuIar erlafen,
IN peldem gebetsu mirb, Die Seriali9uugen
Ger NitldprObutte nudbriifltft 81 oerbie-
ttn. Die WtiIderei. .Sutereiienten bes gans
oea baben in ibrem@eiddfte mebr, ais 3 Olilz
ltonsn Dollars angele9t unb bic Serfdli9er
2 Wdlltonen; bieie 0etteren ieeeu jdbrlid Ilir
II @iiQicnen Dollars gSaaren nm. lin
oieisn Setra9 piro oaS reeue GeihGit se'
iiirit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13
s6tHbrmd, mnO sebenspcrtnrf -.
Sine 6freidiidle Satfe an Der Rate non
VcwzsSerSes seIdIcitert. - @II ReuidbeH.
Icbctt perIprct

YbiGa0eIpbta, y. 6ebruar. - Cine
Spe,icloepeife oes y9}ecorb" melOet, oaB
Die 0itreidiite Sarfe pSraIiepita" aus Dtar:
ieiue pabrenO oes gefteln perri4euoeu bid
ten 9tebelS auf 8arhe9a al Der
Siile BON giew Serie9 iranoete, uuO oaB
II Meuideuleben babel Oerloren gin9eu.
2ie Wannidaft Der Siiiteurettln9s. s.Sta,ioH
Su 8aruegat elite ben S6tfibriId;nen 81
j6iilie, alleiu ibr 8oot tenterte, unO Orei Der
Sniafen ertrunteu. Die Mannifaft Der
@arte itieB banu in ibrem ei9nen 8OOte BON
Dem @rud ub, baiieibe giug inter, uuO abt
WatrOlen fameu ums Geben. Der @apit6n
uno fiinf SeeIeute erreif)ten 6a8 llIer our1
Sfmimmen. Die qei9eiterte 8arte giu9
am 7. DECEMBER in 8allait mad gtew 9Ort
ab. gEdbrenb Der letteu pier Gage mar ouS
g4etter 10 ueblia, baB Der @upitdu feline Sb.
ierpatiOr oOrnehmen fonnte uuO nift wuBte,
mo- er itf befuub. 9u8 6abr5eus 1T total
berIOreU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13
s6amoerbaftes s6t6iaI etaeS Sena.
hon

bumotiu, Benul., L. 6ebrunr.
Der 15.jGbrige Daniel Gallagher itel beute
Smiideu bier unO WOuut Carmel bon einem
6radSuge inter Die 8Goer uuO ems ieiuer
8eiue purOe ibm total ubgeidnitten. g8dh.
renO er bel bOuem SepuBtieiu, ie0o6 unfd=
big, fd 5u bemegeu, uuf Dem @eleiie lag,
brauite ein YerioneuSug bdher, oeIien 8aoer
ihn ons unoere 8eiu oidt am S0rper abz
idnitteu. Der llu9lidlihe wur0e mad iei=
uer @obuuug in Spriugftelb gebradt, ruO
er bQlo oQrduf ffarb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13
Wtht shnrnItR, Nl6roer.

@befer, Ta., y. 6sbr.-SObn @OteIp,
melder iid geitern in auentOmn Der BehOroe
ftelte unb ertIarte, er lei Der Dt0rber OeS
6armers Scbn SharpleB, beiauO fd CUR
,3eit oe8 Ror6es i'm @efduguiiie fir Della
pares@ountg. Man glaubt, baB er iit uur
81 Dem 3uede, ireie Transportation mad
@befter su erbalten, ulS 0t6rOer oeuuuiirte.
gr tpuo morgeu freiseloheu tuercen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13
4ur,e aabelSepeI0e,t.

- Sule8 Gelefiu Samiu, Elm nambliter
iranS6T'der &r5t, 1T im alter BON G7 5abren
9eiOrben.
- Dubois, Der Wauu, tuelter tiir;lid in
YariS auf oen 8eroadt bin uerbait2t WUroe,
0cu 8r1ietteu 8arreme crmOroet ;U baben,
iit wieoer enlaiieu mor6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13
Mne, cir orofes Wloitopol.

Sirmingba NJ, GIa., y. 6ebr. - Die
8ertreter Der Sobleus Snterefen Der ngSarz
riOr SObleufelber" iino seitern bier 81 etner
Seratbuns Suiammensetreten, nm i4r Sc
itGit Su conioltoiren. 0a oieie 6erren ctrta
5000 Gder Soblenfelo reprdIentireu, 10
tpiirre Die su bilbenoe 9oblen9eiellItlatt Die
9rGBte i'll Der 9Selt ietu unb i'm Siioen oas
Soblenaeid)aft po[it1noi9 monopoliiiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13

H9 Ser rSattimorer Rtbger.
Serein Or. 1" gibt 9ieuitag, OeH iG.
Tebruar, i'll Der Sdleael ideu ,,OrheitrtOu-
6aue" ieiueu Subresbau, tiir wtlheu ctH
trefflidle8 Serguiigung8 %rOgramm UOrbe-
reitet 1T. 2luf Dem Grhefer tbrout BrOf
Snrl gYPbPr's RobrIlp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13
Stebm6rfte.

Gbicago, y. 5ebruar. - RinOuteh
3ufubr 5000; SerienOuug 1900; Yretie part=
irten 3Wiiden $500 uno $5.45.-ShmetHe
3ufuBr 1G 600; &erienOung 5000; Yretie pa
riirien swiihen $2.75 uno $4.25.-Shaafe
3ufubr 5000; &erienOung 1000; Yreiie Oari-
trten ,mi1en $500 uuO $500.
Ct. GoutS, II. 6ebruar. - Rm0oleb
3ufubr 800, Sereuoung 400; Yreiie part
irteu ;uiifen s.. .5Ouuo S.. Shweiue:
3uiubr 26OO, &erieuouug 1000; @rele uoris
irteu 3mihen So. 60 uuo $4.15. = Sdaaie
3ufu6r 1900, &erieuouug feline; Preiie oartz
irtsn ;miidleu $2.55 unO $3.50.
GafzGibertp, Ba., y. 6ebruar. -
6inbulJb: 3ufuhr $50. $erieuOrng SIT;
Yreiie Uariirteu 3piid)en 800 uuo $500
Sdpetne: 3uiubr S400, &erienoung $500;
Ireiie uorilrteu imiidea $40 NIB $4.30.-
Sdaait: 3uiubr 2G00, %erieuOun3 1900
4retje Uayiirttu $3.50 uuo $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13

Nilbor's Cod Liver Oil and Lime. -
lie 9rcGe Eoguiaritat tteie5 I4erea unO
pirtiamer %ySpayates lit eiu,ig uno aaetn
itinem cbio.Et,E 2&5rtb bti;unaT3n. SH rec
{5eilurg pon 6nreu, GrtGttHHg, 4tbs
ma, SronGiti8, &tEAbEfcu,
itrpptuIb1eH 2eiotnu. aQen 5galp-
tomeu Der Gtpinoiutt gjebt e8 nldt5 Soss
5UgiaereE, meun iibegbanpt stpa8 9let4aS.
gaBt gdemanoen bic frIheu Sgmp;omt ser
Sranbeit uernnhtalFsen, menn Elm 4Rtttel
3ur Sanr iit, met6es ale gsiSeu Der 8rRt,
Der 2uuqe ooer Der Seble linoeru tanu. III
leinipcr 6obrifant: u. y. g8ilbor, Ghez
mitsT, &ofou, 3n baben bel alien 9rOsuia
fen, (3G,8 8,40t&D7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13
Sic Gtmcinnatier SsabIn0reeleten.

@oIumbns, O., u. 6ebruar. - Als
bas Sauscomite Der 2e9tSlatur CUR llnteriuz
dung Der angebltdeu @ablbetrii9ereisu in
SamtIton. County Oorise 8ode in Cincinnati
mar, peigerte ff befcnntIid Der County,
@lerf Dalton, bem @omite ;u geitatten, cine
pbotO9raphii4s Nbnqbme Der Stimm!iften
Su MAIDEN. DeS9Ietfeu peigerte er iid ge=
tern, hem @outte Die Original abhinl=
n1urgsliffen porSuIegen. GS luurOe ouber
seftern i'm 9aule Der Grtrag geIteut, ben
g9iceripeuitigen pegen gtidtadtHug Der Brlz
pile9en beS 6auieS auf 80 Gage ,n'S @e=
fGn9niB 81 ididen. Die Debate iibsr ben
antrag, Dalton su oerbaften, bauerte uon
II llhr SOru!itta9S bis llhr ytadmitta9s
it,lieBlid pur0e Der Nntrng angeuommer.
Gs mnroe aber iofort fir eineu 6abeas &or-
pus. SeiehI geIorgt nnO 9alton mar ssgen
$1,000 Siir9doft pie0er eiu freier 0tlnu.
Samitas miro oas Garitt iiber pen 6abeasy
Snrnue Scfehl nerh0unpIr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13

gEsr eiumaI Gr. 8nu's p5uifen.Sprnp
qebraudt bat, tpirb iid ni4t mebr itber ole
Yppularitat bieies berrIi4en SnfenmtttelS
tuunoern. Or. Suu's rSufen. Sprnp" 1T
iiberuu su Suuie nno in jeoer Gpotbste 3u
baben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13
gikf'5 Ba5awGB -JrOpfga .iast i"Sssss 1.ia", !"
&MBNcgaMAGn.

ggcvum pivb tJHCub ScEono ou lG
SubuerGuaeu Z NWerseu .-ios1' peEH man
tine T!Qile % 8eIWuU EotE RtWOotI- TN
Cfsres Ere tst1eH GtWeu g-4a!sr,g5 lstl Ge9sn
SubreTouoen uro srofhegIsH - blbeN tlHHt ST
@pot6sttn uE6 bei Sha5tiEosrr ias % 9ert5;
QepOt: gir. iia. 8H.,2GiE9g:. #s9,
(SGRi-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13

Tir 6rofbeuIeu, 9uISidriegeu, Gnt;an.
bungen uub IusidlGse gettaude iOfort sal
patton. Sel;" ss turirt tnmer uuo folet uur
% Gents bic 6laite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13
40. GpnsreB. = Grfte StBwn8.
gSafbtn9tOn, u. Sebruar. - Der
Senat mar bsute ni6t in SiBuu9.
Sas Gepraientatttenhans

9ing, na9bem oerldiebene Seuatbtu8 an Die
Sufebenben @ouite'n oertpieIen ruOroen ua=
rem, .unter benz SOriise 6ammouo'8 (Sa.)
in Tlenariituug unb 5o9 Die in benz Prtuat=
ialenber eingetra9euen @eihdfte in @rrpd=
sun9. lin 35 llbr bob ba8 @Onlite bic Sit-
sung auf uno cine Der bon tbm beipro4eueu
Sius puroe bonn 6uuie augenommen. DaS
Saus ma6te Johann elue Pauie bis IS llbr
Nbenb5.
Sn Der QbenSfeun9 nabm oas Saus Il
8sniionabils an unb uerta9te f9 oaun nm
40 llhr bis lnorQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13
NEciftuoiett t..tS S6o.sI.Ifertfc.

@ouaoeloupe, y. Sebr. - Yfebrcre
Grbf0Be ijno bier, in ct Sits uno ami 4u.
tigua peripiirt pOroeH. - Sin Srief ans Be-
neSuelo meloet, oaB Sen. BuliOO aui Nen
@iitern beS Seuor 8arinas nit $500 Wann
eiugetrOhen if EuO cine 9ieuoIutOu uu;ujets
telu nerludt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13

estasn Etueernoen VtaHaB nut bic ans,suH.s
men GtbmunssOrsaue osrbaut er ben tptrFIamHeW
betanatea 9ruftmttteIa. gs fnO Dteles baupts
idhut Der Soats Ssr 1orebOusSp pRanss, 8emtia
OsrbunOen nit AbteS BaIramea Ober RaIns oI
@tIeaS. Wc6eu 6issn sutban ,r fdnf uetters 10.
tantIAe &Iemsnte, ueIbe Die gSttETautGett bee
oeutsaO Ssrftarfea.
stsieniGen, tpeT6s Gales SOaea oT SoreS
bouno uaS Ear ssbraa&su, UerFasru, bas IL In
auea 6aaeH paaOerbar bsiEsHS wtrtt, no Sit
atbmun8sOrsane onsssriffsn FnO, uno oab IetHs
@trfuns cine uaasmctR raIde TT. VI sutsa.
burhaus Wihts, tuas benz gaassu nahtbeius F,in.
tonnte, bat sinsn aRBesit northumberland
un6 Uiro gu einsm Breiis Uerfauft tOehsr es IcI5a
8enisuig,u nit bsf&rdntsn gaittsIn srmosGa,. s,iA
fen Bo5t5atsu t5etI6atis Bu tuer0sr.
ldufer bs1 gapinOiuttsiHer srautbst far bsgsu abo
penbung Sales Sousa Of Sor, 5ouno EuO IaE
oas bette &itteG TT, beBcianst Ueroen. DssBa!S
out, man aud tetas Rinute Usridumsn, otsisS
FAte speeiiens, etuiunsbmeH.
&iaOerm TT er, tDsuu Fe pom Sre&e Osey ssudes
bu5tea bafonen Dor0an, ourb iaa- I!EUsraoeR
GtacuIaaEiea febr oienEsh.
gsetfs: %, so Gents uas s. Die Glaft,i pie
groRteu bic b4i8Rsu.
3a aEen slpotbstoz 81 SegTaaIsa.
6. ". Gttttento Il ,
auein1gey gigeutbGmer,
9et3=Ocrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13

BE- 2lllt6glid iebeu rUir Oiele
8eriouen init b0rtem tupem 0uiten ber-
umqebeu, Der noh uuo mad ibre gEugerilu=
gel Uer3ebrt uuo, mauu Inn nlbt geteuert
wiro, III Sd)minoiudt itbergebt. 0a5 bette
M}ittel SIR 6erbeiiiihrung Der Ioeitung lit Der
@ebrou6 BON 6ance8 3uiammen3eebtem
Gnoouu- -Sgyup lCompOundSyrup Of HOre-
hound), oa5 ate, aber wOb!bewihrtc 6ellz
rlttel. Gr baiaitigt aud b0icu pals, OeI'erz
felt, gufu0hrenaf Gu3uuoNng, Ssuh4alten
uno oQe ieRIti9cu 6al5= mo Eun9cn Aret'
ti0uCu. &rciS % uHo 80 Gents Die J5las
id)e. 9li Seta g. $ GuCc & s c II p.t
gtr. 1O3, g8cF Satimoreitr3Be, }H b3s
ben. (Ho025,lS)
s1y ggirO e8 I'D beBabIen?-&a
moll be;ablt eS il.1, cine Sh1htel 6auce'
ldler Saiapariueus& &MtplIau itel5 I'M 6aule
III bobtu, nm Die game 60milit ooujg 9.iuuO
III crbai;eu. 4r1i5 % &ent5 bic Shattel.
81 babcn bel Setb Q. 9nnce s Gomp.,
gir. 108, Geit-&aItimoreEobc (293-)
H Sett 1T ote @eIegerbcit,
Cine Slald)e bon 5unts Suiat.eupuluer
bas man nit llmT6t in bic 8ettitele unO bi,
Gdeu uub @iutel ftreut, eripart mOnfe ipi
tere @tiihe unO 9lasa. BreiS 25 Gents. 81
haben bel Setb Q. SaHte & Comp
g!r. lO8, gef 8OItimOreitr, (gtOU26, ,l2Rte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13

Die nsueFen Srcn,es, Ylilifs nnn@uIo'
rabmen fiir Shie8el uuo Silner fabri,irt
sSillelm Gfbarnt, Sr. 345, @efsSaltis
mOreRrabe. (246,u.i,59
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13

Ter SiIfessfanoaI sam sustras eebradpt. -
soaiic RtdbePS Remiuiseensem.-
ritm mObiItiirt aui'S gseae.-6eradltci iiber
ole stbOantnns Der Se6niein BON spaaten.
AIfonip's 1utter unO tbr @emabG AM
@rabe MIfunIo's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13
,,Hatne's san

,,Natte'e S31He"
lit III UermiCtbeu filr Bale, SGircc II,
Sorleiuugeu, Goujerte, YeriamRlan8en
u, I, 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13

gipcrPUol, y. Getr.. 80 @tihag8.
&auHuoQe: @i!tteliortsG GberIdnOer 1916;
Ditto. giep=Srleau8 1,16.-Iie Sartiuie
betrugen 5000 8alien, Spetulotion uno AnSs
1000, 3ufuhr 1l,000.
gono on, u. 6ebruar.-Ser. Staatenz
Sblieationen: 4zpro;. 127, Ditto. 4!pro;,
1881 9iftieu; 9t.zG.z .zgB. $751; DO. 2. III,
.Ggil 28s, 90. S44, N.sD. Central 1893, ga
Central SCI, Sis. Central l429 8eaoiug II,
@au.= =@aciFc 6GssI 8erican 25l, ct. YauI
@Qrlliitra6sIII 96t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-02-13

@}abriS, u. 6ebruur.-rGt YrO9reio," "
Elm Srean Der Nnbduger 3orilIa'8, ertlirt,
Die GTnigin miiroe Den &orteS Uet'm 3uiam
mentrtt oerislben ihre QboantHr9 antincts
qen.-@rsSOuigin SiObella traf beute thrau
gemabl 6run3 De 2tiijiii -irit IS S1bren
Sum erIten OtaIe - i'm @Stur,al om 9rabe
guiorio's. 6raus niro bis mad Der Ser
mdhlurg osr Snfantm GulaIia IN RaoTso
bleibtu.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-05
HERE and THERE.

4 fool is stnpidy gone TO seed
Humor is the pepper sauce of
creation.
Breyity is the powerful force
in eloqence.
Like all the arts, friendship is
taught by experience.
Too much prosperity is diff
cult to get a good average on
The smoothest grade is the to
get foothold on.
The boy who can but won't
tell lie was made in vain.
Not talking too mucn is really
one-half of all the wisdom.
Even the semblance OF truth
that is in a lie makes it stronger.
Prize and conceit are twins
born at the wrong time Of the
moon.
A natural fool is bad enough,
but one who knows better is
worse.
Caution is generally compos-
ed of one part OF principle to two
Of policy.
The poet who wrote imam
wants but little here below. nor
wants that little long," was
either crazy or knew nothing
about politics. Man wants the
earth here below and wants it
all the time.
Ohio boasts OF wooden-legg
ed COW. That's nothing. There
was one died in st. Paul the
other day made entirely of wood
Judging from the beefsteak that
our landlady set before rs the
other morning.
Beecher uttered a whole soled
truth when he said there are
times when 4 man must swear
or burst. Such a moment is
that when a man finds that his
new laundress has starched his
flannel shirt.
A woman has written an essay
on "Silence as a Weapon This
must account for tee boldness Of
q mouse when he hears the mel
low shrieking of a female at his
appearance. He knows she has
not got her weapon with her.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-05
Ggapellsr's g,,idr.
GE B. & 0. RAILROAD.
The MoDRL FAST LINE EAST AND WEsr.
DouBLE Track JASSEY CoUrLER.

Leave Camden station
For Annapolis, 7.2O q. M, 1915 ..
N. and 40 p. m. On Sunday 9.O5 q.
N. and 500 D. m.
For Way Stations between Baltimore
and Washington, 5. 10, $50, 9.O5 a. M,
1915, 500, 500. $50, IL so p. m. On
Sundoy, $50, 9.05 a. m, 1.30, 500, $50
and HOO D. m.
From Washington, 1856, $50, 7.3O,
S.1s, s.4s, $40, 1925 and hoo 4. M.
I.45, $50, $50. 400, 500. $50, $50, g, so,
$50, 9.10 and 10.40 p. m. On Sunday,
$50. S.45, 1885 and 100 q. M, 2.55
3.35. 400, go. ESQ, $50. go and 10. 40
p. N.
From Annapolis, SIS, :. M, AMI /. As,
$50 p. m. On Sunday, 1000 q. M, and
and go p. m.
Baggage called for and checked at
hatels aud residences on orders left ct
ticket Office, 152 West Baltimore Street,
Camden Station, and 81 s. Broadway.
w. NJ. CLgMENTs. G. X. LORD.
Master of Transportation. Gen Pass Agt.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-05
NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF WASHINGTON.
HOME OFFICE:
Kellogg Building, s1417 z. 81.
WASHINGTON, d. G.
. olicies Gaaranteod for their Fau Facs
Knlse, Secured 6y an Ample Fund.
ing5sted in u. 3 Bonds.

fNHE system inaugurated By the Nation
81 Mutual Life Association, Is supe
rior 70, and an improvement upon every
other. The Association effects its insur-
ance by legal contract. upon the plan Of
nxea annual dues for expenses and post
morfem assessment 90 pay death expenses
%IncorpoFated April II. 1884 first death
March ~, 1855; one fourth policy paid
twenty -four hours after burial of assured
balance settled within one week.
OFFICERS:
Nm. 4. Morrison, President; James L.
Norris. Vice President: John Z. Beall.
Secretary; Jacob III. Kengla, Treasurer:
Nm. b. Matthews, General A gent; Ralph
Wash, III. D.. Medical Director; Nathan.
iei wilson. Counsel
DIRECTORS
Wash n Williams, T. d. DAILY, Edward
Graves. JOS. r Birch, Jr., Edward Caver-
IN, Rohk u. Weaver, Jacob II KenalS.
james b. Hood. Edward Stevens, =. d
Tree. Jr.. John II. Magruder
II G. ELLIOTT. Agent,
my1.U. annapolis MI
FL
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Messrs. Louis Petzold & Go.
Gentlemen--I have
Bitters" with great success.
suffering from weakness. and
tate to recommend it as such.
S
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"a. re RAILROAD,

Ransera mtnnaara THme.
I'm and after Monday, Dec. I'D, 1884.
~ thlee trains win leave Annapolis
daily. Except Sunday, as follows:
LKAvR ANNAPOLIS
At 6-S5 q. m, 12.O5 p. M, and 3. So pm.
returning viii leave the Junction st 7 IS
:. m, Los and p. n.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave a. follows SIS 4. m. and /. 80 nm.
Through Freight from Baltimore daily.
Local Freight Trains from Annapolis
Mondays, Wednesdays and fridays at
3. m.
Freight win be transported at the low
est rates, and will be received &C Bnlti-
more daily By connecting roads, for
shipment . Annapolis. Is late e. s 0'cI'k
?. =. ". 81. BANS.
President and Supt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-08-06

COLLISION IN THE BAY.-As stated in the
GAZETTE yesterday, the steamboat Nelly
White, Of Baltimore, was sunk off Sandy
Point in Chesapeake Bay Wednesday morn.
ing by coliding with the schooner Ida J.
Farren, of Wicomico county. The steamer
was coming from Chesapeake City to carry
excursonists from Annapolis to Rockaway
Beach. The schooner's bowsprit tore away
the steamers guards on the starboard side,
and hole about twenty feet aft, apparent
lv as large as a hogshead, was made in the
hull. Captain Woodtord of the Nelly
White, said the schooner when near the
steamer suddenly changed her course and
made collision unavoidable. The schooner
kept on her way. Captain Woolford, as
soon as his boat was struck, headed her Tor
the shore, and beached her in nine feet OF
water near Sandy Point. She is three feet
out of water at the bow. The steamer had
no cargo and had only her crew, about
nineteen people, on board. The captain,
steward and stewardess were taken oil by
the steamer Enoch Pratt, belonging to the
Maryland steamboat company, and brought
to Baltimore. The rest of the crew remained.
No one was injured on either boat. The
damages to the steamer will amount TO
about $4,000. An effort will be made at
once to raise the boat, and if the weather is
favorable, it is thought. it will not take
long to pump her out. The schooner's
damage was estimated at $50 by Captain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-08-06
.RUSTEE'S SALE
VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE.


Dy virtue of two deeds OF trust executed hy
Samuel j. Reed and wife to Edwin f. Carin, hear
ing date on the 4th day of December SIS and
the 9th day Of August. 1880, respectively and
of record in the land records of the city Of Alex
andria, Virginia. in deed hooks No T. folio I52,
and No. ! , folio 565 tho subscriber, who by IN
order of tho Corporation Court for the said city Of
Alexandria, made ut the April term. 1856, of
said Cnnrt, was substituted and appointed
trustee in said deeds of trust in the place of tho
said Edwin l.. CaTlin who has departed this life
being Thereto required by the beneficiary in the
said decd of trustI will proceed to sell at public
auction, ON SATURDAY, The 7th day "f August,
1SSG, at = NJ, in front of thc Market llnilding,
on Royal street, IN The city of Alexandria, Vir-
ginia, Il LOT OF GROUND with II large BRICK
STORE. y comfortable FRAME DWELLING and
other Improvements thereon, situated at tho
southeast intersection Of Duko and Fairfax
streets in the said city "f Alexandria, in front on
Fairfax street So feet u inches, and extending
castwardly in depth 81 loct, more or less, to
loves line. Tho property will hc offered for sale
in two separate parcels, rs per s:ia.ram u be
shown on tho day of sale
Terms Of sale. as provided 10y the decd OF trust,
cash. EOE1'lt IlULFISlI.
Substituted Trustee.
N. R-An arrangement can be made with tho
beneficiary in said decd OF trust for an extension
of time for the payment of 3'od nf til" purchase
money. iyS cots
TINRCSrEES' SALE.
Ry vir.ne Of Il deed OF trust executed by Peter
Julius and wife, datcl on the iti day of Dcrrm
Der, lSS:'. and Of record in tho land records Of
the city Of Alexandria, Va, in lbcr No 16 page
3Gi the subscribers ls the trustees of The Ger
man Cooperative Euilding Association No. =. of
Alexandria. Va" will, by order of the Board Of
Directors Of tho said association. dn!y made, pro"
rcrh to sell at public auction. on SATURDAY,
the ath day Of August, 1856. ut IL m. IL front
of the Market building, on Hoya street, in the
city of AlrXan'lri. Virginia, the property cor
rcved by the said dpeinf trust to wit:
A LOT OF GItOUHD WITH A FRAME TENE.
MENI thereon, in said = ~ al Alexandria, on the
east side of Henry street, hctwccr Qucrn and
Princess streets, in front Henry street , feet
and in depth J 10 feet inches /" All alley >
feet wide with the right of way over said alley
Terms of Sale Cash.
$4s5 3SsSfz #ssS$ z$f?$ $fSs5s! S4sts4r" Trustees,
iy.SO cots
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