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New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
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ora,ocap and wife to T C sloare ......... 40 900
hsttob sS S o CO ilushGs 1900
l''sSf( aSS ME- = IF "a ~ $4,000
lGjth 20 lao Il OF 3 tbs, Tho Noi' laYtn
ols, noot, '''"F I''i 10 '' '''' ~ 5000
l"'G'' Gc tx 1,@ 'dr y! " e! D.''e l-5o
l'f!,Sl c, f. G ve5 1 JOHNSON 1iyS .oN.-' .. 1880
l2'ihs es,,s 40 cis 'hlvc, loiDi "oi 1900
81 hi l ~ i ,c.erson aTES e55Oo
lli9ao, g, tss -, o.. 8''' ST. -oz.'o $4,000
l22dst 1,u Il Q; 1thaye, i&lOuIi' iahoi II - ooo
Kendall ~ wife 10 Smith -.- 80, Ao''VV
99t.i ,Ii a. 49,, ~ II ~ { o. a taa''' A' 5000
MI'H'GT NOR, asS ,G uc s 2 90 Il i MhS; I' i'' 1900
GrcengiGl,i Kos 2i ,1i.r,s RS a"' zl h .''.' $500
same ProrgrT j. / dSsi Underwood ana a"oi.l " 5c25
45th ~, = ~ u II >s,sor 9i a,,,'''' -' - $4,000
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6rooklpn propesrg for Sale anO % fet
Eountrr propcrip for Sale au0 Go EsL

\ Agency for Montclmr-IIouscs TO let and
Clarence Tuu''. Room %, 1emplr 'omt beeAmal ST.
At FOkDHAM.-ro Let, house. barn, ten
~ urrv. % acres. tnlt. .tt; two miuu''a wax from
'O''''''" '''' Ms FREEMAN. 2as7 2o.ave.
At EAST ROCKAWAY, L. I.-For sale. the
6rd1GE5E P4Gr2IIE HIWtFTF T,, Hsas
At HGHLAND-AVE., ORANGE TO lease.
1 e. i1I a2a'e with a" m'1e n WPYT r H0i facc @e
COUNTRY RESIDENCE forsale, fronting on
~ Great south Bay so acret mostly cultivated 'srae
6f@ s o. o ie bSst !5s1ons On te sSnt Is o.
CXCUANGE for nearby country place, four
II story Brooklyn fat per es9t p morigaEee rr.5
FOR SALE.-In Massachusetts at low price,
j ahe4ly Iro9qcnye and beautifully located farm. suta.
T' y' 5y 70 % dr t hen FoT fcuar aGrs
'''''' '''''' ''-..- .,sr, !. HoINEs'
@Ap1N' 'i5 1oGM4N. ,i1a&"j #ol5c,iar &S.js III h..,
rOR SALE AT CATSKILL.
"A Pe' % ,oqn.5T Gose wtn paLza1 aroup% tIgs & des
sP m % 5r Go cSsssa s4 ana 4 ia 5ss S iGa ISa sad
no. i, t, mo-. 10, ,,t.o gd9Huas M d. n"4 y t'y,ei
''''' 0IiitEI5. i7t Groadvay.
where rho'o7IaIA Of TIE place ca7 De scea.
Tor sALE.-Farms, all sorts, sizes and
l prices. also cottages aud building plots. within an
hour Of city sDrtl s'o W Long Island opposite Long
beach Also rvt y COTTAGES 10 L. looms al $500 TO
u,cyc.r ana several furnished houses $500 700 yT
season. CHA7. WALLACE, Rockville eutfe D. l.
EOR SALE-POUGNKLEPS y. Y.-Thc
ate residence Of b. p. carpenter. substantial brick
house with modern improvements, 80 looms water nj
aI1 dtoy, plll about "o OF ground,
au.lr ~ lslJl.. shade and ut tte, location
ant r-a-0nahri immediate possession ~ en- Apply
70 sAFAH H. CARPENIkR ~ North Hami.ton.st.,
PouPtEeepsc y. y.
LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-FumS,c coun-
~ and water fronts everywhere lists free j. p
IAIlID o1 contest. 4,-u5 ultOust, Brooklyn,
and y psIx Row. Sew YORK city.
NOR SALE.-Thc best shore fronts and other
4 properties this Or imD oyeucnt Path. L.
AKCh Young -4i brosd~ay ana hath. l. l.
NIONTCLAIR, y. j., Real Estate Agency.
vi livery yuCt, OF residence properly ia best O atoms.
Sale or mt HOWE & IAR-0Ns, 70 ,edarst, y. Y.
,gO LET-At Rutherford, n. j.. - minutes
1 from Ncw lork. part Il honsc rooms i acre u
Tou, ir pooa order Win plenty ~ fru rent moderate
Apply 10 JOSEPH MULLEY. BOZ 70, hutherford y j.
10 ACRES FOR SALE.
90 h4 4. tlat capitalists viii continue 70 eXpeud their
COTuudum iu NoIh carolina W. have
6epost near Media Delaware Co. Penn that VIII yield more
iog 8r Cah expended tau TIE besl developed elsewhere
IIily a. ar sdCieSs JOHN T. N EDLLI.
'-'f' Lima L. o. Delaware %, Pom.
G'}nn a YEAR.-Large farmhouse. stable,
~ near the Reservoir Particulars 7S"iAl BroAo"ay
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orrticn Sales Of nral estate.

4 ON very hest street west Of 6th-ave., No.
"A. l53 west >'h-st.a handsome fcu story high sopn
rrIvlto residence 2UX NI9l sill positively '"
sod al auction March 3d. az II o'clock noon at
Real Estate f,,baacc. 80, 90 Li1srtYst lCultSEc nom
sNIIH - RYAN. AuctouesI'. l+1 Broadway.
BROADWAY AND PRlNCE-SI.
AUCTION SALE TO CLOSE ESTATES.
SCOTT & Ny ERS WILL SELL At A. Ct+ON,
TUESDAY, MAPCH 80. AZ NOON,
az the Real Estate Exchange ani Auction Iooh
Nos. 20 % IS llberyst
NOS 585 AND 5G7 BRDApWAH
sut.yv. corner Prince at, ..-,x ,,,-o
TyIE VAITABT.E SIX SIOEY MANLLi. VI lLIi,SN
,sou,ev cproor wlth ood 5lI 90 formerly occupied by
BALL BLACK & co.
Also at sPmC tinC ard place,
7S7 MAD1SON-ANE. tLFNOA HlLl-L
hr1WnstJn Dwell. NJ, SIC sVNo%'
lot IS Maps etc Of tho auctlobeers. ls6 B:oaiNaJ'
DiCHARD V. HARNETT q CO., AucuOnecrs'
III will sell it auction.
AT Real Estate Exchange. ~ Liberty 81,
TUi SDAN. March 50.
Executors sale 40. 40 East it.u-st near NaiS' ave
2g9 West 24Ii-st. modern j- tOrl dwelling.
THI r. DAY. APRIL =
3sI pleasant ave desirable 2sioTy residence.
Mans at AUctlpucers', r. Liberty-st
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Citr 1ropertn 90 Set.


.-.- -----~--
TO LET'S Bank-st., near Naycrlv-placc;
story basement 5 rooms IN cH lent order per
I-lt. . too. 10 West .lth st.
'y'O IET-3lG West 1J.h-s5.. near S.h-gEc.;
9ra...s a.1 bath. osc G.at od.c l.l il' t..l Ic..
rifs2t'5. 3Wc- Nr>I
TGfO LEI-four->tor, bIoNU>t,uc dwelling,
4 A West .fth-rt. ROBERT I. BEOWN. 90 Np-eau-sf.
6rocklnn propc,tn &or Sale an0 % Ect
! FURNISHED HOUSE on BROoKLYN
rutland 4 WHITING. Ee,Eman st.
E'OR SALE-Ilou>c.-3->tory basement and
sub cellar house: Philadelphia brick trout with
coal vaults b,uNustunc soop aud tuunrg ON sld. blinds.
,4u . modem tI,Ht0i 4 good 'i'rr;
uil 4, furnished q! Gc Itl, toms ling,
breaking up hons keeping Apllv between aAd = H. q;
-9i ,HEi Nj IJIuI,N-0 IT,, neal CITY Hal,
I''.h hlrI.
VNO LET.-In Brooklyn house with grounds,
L near Elevated: l3 ronHs; i'uurev1uc-f-. r'.a sr
quiet hoaity $40. {. L. STO1T - Murrayst y s.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
Qlisrcllancon5.

4 NUMBER of very slightly used Upright
~ and square PIANOS OF make which were especially
selected USED by the ARTISTS Of the AEIRoPOL-
ITAN OPERA HOUSE co duTng the pasl opera season
viii be sold al liberal reduction from our regular prices
w. WIN. KNABk & 90.
lie Ftth.aYe
At n. MILLER'S, 6S 9th ave-, near WeveFly-
~ psee geotemen VII receive utmost value Tor THAR
esst-0f clothing. Call OF bddrssA
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proposaIs.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Sea pro-
~ posas will be received by the Harlem River Bridge
mlssOners at their Once Room 73 Cotton udug
Hanover square, NewYork city, unu l2 the twenty
second day OF Apu next Tor tho construction the uro-
posed bridge over the Harlem River al lsistst Plans
specifications and forms OF proposals had CON-
miszOners' office % and after Monday, March 22.
kor uu information Cty Record. for salo AZ CITY
Hall
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29

IECOEDED REAL ESTATE TKAN-FERS-NY CITY
The 9owinc shows tho estate -ans4toas recorded
~ TIE Registers Office yesterday.
Aye-A. p cor Of s4tL-'t, 7519S Juo l. Brewster 10
- s.. .Ieinef n ?, 81, ....... s24 go
HyOit ana wife 10 J. IL Dugro .....--- II ooo
plstst S. % tie OF 4ti.ave lt1lOOs; S sullivan ''
u, ana ano[aeI n aot 70 G9ell ., 10000
sg,5.g h9gln ana T,is % 20 toae,ta ,a o.. $4,000
tinei1ndeT Sn 70 sl kb5EslsndeI 5000
,,t Of csTpeHteI 70 Leslie. 2JOoo
7th st :. ls7.ll n Of lstave 2519O 10. s Niev
eIhOus and wife TO Bissort .. % soo
Ave- cor Of IOtb-st, Z34IBO 40 lx28x26 gYeS
is,S - .srr III fsd 7, we 2s & EIy9n; 2SOOo
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Citn 0rop.rtn for Gdie.

NAI 4'FOF'F4- . y 'l'-
4 The very desirable 4-s-1ry hou>cS on
a-a,t rnr 9TH ave ,sr4+ou ~-r.att hrt urdrr tle
ctItoi BE- anal. JAkD!Nr p, aIc1tct> Apply WITHIN or 10
j. ..JAtAtNL BROWN, g.! West .3u -' A.9. ..Ioil" 81
= ci,ss houses No to ~ Fast ~ot--t Ai.v urrn
10 O.. \ @ - A. WILL NJ.
VERY HANDSOME 23 foot house for sale,
n, AS one Of built turing tho last ugrtr. t1-ic
fully decor. .av Tor mn '. occupancy ~" 40
last .Jtsr b. NILPAi 80 H. Build t, .i Last SUN -l
AGtSI SIDE.
W Intending uroa>crs arp luvitcl 10 eyaruc ucT
Lrovr. tone al hard NuOI West >- &C., ht "f'n
IN ave ang central arl 900 feet from b stton
DHy i,o lc t.
,lat.u! q. YItc. a.C la.4lluu
-'''' ''''' CAV lICHARD UEENEs Builder.
r.,1r DNn RENE - lO0.-Aut one viO
p ~ ssDIJVs wants an Al Investment srould lok at
i,s.. ..iylpt a. above EIK H. * sos. H.,, oth-dye.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29

Noruc auctions of real esat, held al the Exchange
sDu Auction room today.
h, .ot amount realized II the Exchange and Auction
Room rrri plHr auction sa'rS OF cry Ie' cstlr o' u-
" aA ,,rl.i viii saturday. March p. WIS S2,l3liO1
AUCTIONS.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
TO-DAY MoNOAY. MARCH, 2

For IA. week ending with SATURDAY. ADri 3. th"
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fosl ano founo.

I OST or MISLAID in 1865, Certificate OF
IL stock OF Delaware and Hudson canal Co No lVs2i for
sN shlrs sued 70 John williamson An persons are eau
toned against DeEotang the same icaton has besn
W. $. WILLIAMSON. Administration
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15

IF all the incidents of the Char
lesion earthquake should be collected
and printed they would make inter-
esting reading. One of the latest
published relates to young couple
who were counting when the shock
came It extiDguisbed the lights.
filed the air with dust, aud jammed
the doors so that they would not
opea. TIE young man rushed to .
window leading to the piazza. but in
the dark plunged both hands into q
large urn full Of wafer. Starting
back to the young lady, he threw bis
arms around her, and said: "Darl-
ing, a tidal wave is comingg It is
already up to the windowss Let us
die together!' in which position they
We're found soon afterward By the
family.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15

THERE are many ways Of getting
into political life. Some folks give
great dinner and tea parties, and
invite representatives of the press.
who, of course, write up glowing
accounts of tie affair; others 60
around treating their friends and
every body who happens to come
along, and is bail fellow well meet
with all the bar-room bummers, COR
ner loafers, and any fellow that val
ues drink more than he does his
principles. But those who have the
means and are ambitious for political
honors, and are opposed to mingling in
all sorts of society make select thing
of it by inviting number of the
most prominent men in the party to
dine with them at their private resi-
dences. A certain young man residing
in fashionable section of Baltimore
city. aspiring for political honors
adopted the dinner-giviDg policy
last winter, and on several occasions
during the session of the Legislature
invited the members and few of
the most useful officers of that august
body to partake of his hospitality.
The invitations were accepted, and it
was soon mooted abroad that the
aforesaid young man was an aspirant
for gubernatorial honors. When it
was found that the gentleman was
gaining somepopularity by bis dinner
parties, and would likely become a
formidable candidate, he was sud-
denly gotten out of the gubernatorial
race and the honor of Postmaster Of
Baltimore city was thrust upon him
at The sacrifice of another.
This little dinner party game work
ed so successfully that it has Induced
others to go into the same business,
and, what is more astonishing, we
see another Brovn following the
example of his younger namesake.
What Brown No. 2 is aspiring for
has not transpired, but before be
gives many more dinner parties it will
doubtless be known. Some politicians
prefer going into the conventions and
buying their way to the political
throne by the free use of money,
which is the most approved and per-
haps more certain way of doing.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15

THE campaign in this congressional
district is not conducted on q very
elevated plane, if we take the reported
speeches, delivered at Cross street
Market 10 the 18th ward of Baltimore
as sample. Mr.. Compton spoke on
the 9th instant, and is reported as
saying, that "bis opponent, DR.. Tuck,
was without a record, but he had
written letter. 1t was the Dr's first.
born, and be could imagine him be-
fore a looking class in the act of read.
ing it. / hate to hurt the thing, / don't
like to handle it roughly. 1t is a
baby without flesh or blood-a rag
baby made up of the patches from the
platforms of all the republican conven-
tons in the United States" Last
evening DR.. Tuck spoke at the same
place, and retorts upon his adversary
in language equallyundignifed: "Mr.
Compton says in regard to my letter
that it reminds him of baby without
flesh or blood--a rag baby. His
eyesight is bad; he has political
strabisUus; be can't tell a rag baby
from real one; the rag baby seems
to have disturbed him. 1t is like a
flag flung at a bull-he bellows and
snorts. If my letter is rag baby,
what are bis speeches? A combina-
ton of gas and saw-dust. He used
the saw-dust freely to throw into the
eyes of the people. He says tie
Republican party has given away all
of our land. If you win go out
West and look at some of it you will
tiud it not worth giving away"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15

The long fight with the gamblers
at jerome Park, the fashionable
sporting resort near New York city,
has ended in triumph for law and
order. A new scheme of wagering
money on races was submitted to the
authorities last week in the hope that
it would secure their approval, but
the Corporation Counsel decided that
it could not be allowed, and that it
was the duty Of the police to suppress
all forms of gambling In accordance
with this decision Superintendent
Murray sent out orders to allow no
betting of any kind at the races, and
a sufficient force of police to enforce
the order was despatched to the Park.
It 10 said that 10 consequence OF this
decision the gates of the Park will
have to remain closed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15
TnE republicans bad a lively tin

The republicans had lively time
yesterday in the 3rd congressional
district. The convention met, and
when Mr.. VIM. 7. Henderson offered
a resolution to endorse the candidacy
of the Hon Mr.. Findlay, independent
democrat, for reelection, the strait
outs withdrew and placed in nomi-
nation Mr. j. Emory Weatherby as
the republican candidate. This places
three candidates in the field Isador
Raynor, democrat; Mr.. Findlay, in
dependent. and Mr.. Weatherby, re-
publican.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15

AN exchange Gays Buffalo man"
proposes to slide head foremost down
the Washington Monument with his
'patent balance adjuster." President
Cleveland is Buffalo man, but it
must be another Buffalonean, as our
distinguished President does not APP
pear to be provided with reliable
balance adjustcr.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15

THE CcntrevilIe Observer has found
this good story in which Collector
Groome and a persistent ofice-seeker
figure. 1t seems that ore Of Cecil
county's residents, who wanted q
good fat place., with nice salary
and not much to do, persistently
worried the Collector by bis appeals.
The collector offered him a place
worth about 1000 per year, but this
did not suit the gentleman, as be
wanted a place worth about $4,000.
The collector finally, worried out OF
all patience, said to him after the
usual question. Have you found that
place?n Yes, sir, / have found it at
last" With beaming face the APP
plicant inquired what it was aud
when he must take charge "Well,
Mr.. B., said the collector, cit is the
vacant Bishopric OF the Diocese Of
EastOD, worth $4,000 per aunum.
with house rent free. and | certainly
hope that you win accept" The
collector has not been troubled BY
this particular applicant lateIp.
THE CAPITAL IS the Oldest daily
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15
-LLPROSY-

and conscaa, a incn i;lo II is impossible to dc.
scribe h,rsaetw I, body from the crown of
her head 10 u so, af si fcef vas n mass of decay
masses OF Il, r'. :. :, = icay'ng Great cavities
Her fingers n tstftf fti.r nas dropped
of at one Il; . liz ,ali-ac..g by The fearful
liberation I; yeats &c did not leave
her bed. ilr fp = nAS rrttpt. lesn l25 10 60 lbs
Perhaps sona la..t IDEA o: her condition can be
cleaned frem ,ie i2ci tllat three pounds at Cosmo-
line or ointmrEt WI. u>'d lrr in dressing her
sores. Finally the 1ia acknowledged their
eefeat by u. Iii", =. a.ld commended the suf-
berer to her a,lwlscl tor.
Her husband hcarii. wonderful reports OF the use
81 SWIFT SPECIFIC -. 5. 81. prevailed on her to
try it last She began its use under pro-
test, but soon found that her system was being re.
leved OF the poison, as the assumed red and
Lcathy color. though the blood was becoming
pure and active. Mrs. Bailey continued the S. s. S.
until last February; every tore healed; she dis
sardcd chair and crutchts and for the first time
n twelve years well woman. Her husband, Mr..
C. A. Bailey is in business at TX Blackstone Street
Boston, and win take pleasure in giving the details
Rf this wonderful cure. Send 10 MS for Treatise on
food and Skin Diseases, mailed free.
IHE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer 3. Atlanta. &c.
Oct9-1y.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15

Hon. Barnes Compton is in Calvert
county and told the people in and
about Cheneyville on Wednesday
afternoon that he was better man
than DR.. Tuck to serve the people 10
Congress.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15

A florist says that "cat-tails" boiled
for ten minutes won't drop off. +"
This seems to be a severe process for
preserving cats caudle appendage
intact. Better let it drop off,"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15
PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS will be received by sThs
4 Annapolis and Baltimore Short Line
Railroad Company"
Until ~ o'clock H.. Saturday, Oct. rs,
For the erection of Depot, Freight Sheds,
Engine House and Machine Shops at
Annapolis, Nd
Plans and specifications can be seen
at the Office of the Company, 6 South
Street, Baltimore. The Company re-
serves the right TO reject all bids.
o6-1w. II P. UNDERHILL, Prest.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15

THE republicans Of the 3rd con-
pressional district of this state have
not yet made nomination.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15
JOHN IRELAND, Attorney at Lsw.
Mortgages PeremptOrySale
ilAi Dwelling House Property kAi
IN ANNAPOLIS CITY.
IN ANNAPOLIS CITY.

DY virtue Of a power in a mortgage
I'D from r. Weston Hyde and wife to
Mrs. Hester A. @. Ridout, dated LIST
July, 1881, and recorded among the
Land Records of said county. In Liber
s. H., No. 10, folio %, &c, the under
signed, as attorney for the mortgage
named in The mortgage, will offer for
sale at the Court House door, in Annap-
oils city, on
Saturday October 3Oth, 1886,
At IL o'clock, A. H.,
the property mentioned in said mortgage
consisting of a LOT OF GROUND In
said city, fronting on Market Space, and
improved by
Brick Dwelling House,
designated as number II, in which said
Hyde and family now reside; which pro-
perty is particularly described in said
mortgage, and also in deed thereof to
said Hyde from Mary e. NJ. Jeffries,
dated 20th of May. 1876, and recorded in
S. H., No. 10, folio 4'8 of said records,
in fee simple.
TERMS OF SALE :-One-half cash
and balance in twelve months; the
credit payment t bear interest; or all
cash to suit the purchaser.
o-7td JOHN IRELAND. Attorney.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15
Ladies WaOIlen Department.

Novelties in Plaids and Stripes for
Jackets, listers and Suits.
Large variety of Ladies' Under VICAR
Newest styles of ready-made Jackets.
Fine line of Black Cashmeres, Mourn
ing Black, and new designs in Black
Eiderdown In colors $l.00.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15

TuK DAILY EVENING CAPITAL will be
served by carriers TO subscribers in the
citv at @ cents a week, or mailed to any
address in the United States for 30 cents
per month, 90 cents for three months
kI.75 for six months, or $500 per year,
invariably in advance. Unless the sub
scrintion' as above, is paid in advance,
30 cents per month or $3.50 per year
will positively be charged.
nR-Correspondence containing i'm
portant news solicited from every part
Of the country.
nm-Addrrl. all Letters and kilograms
To THE EVENING CAPITAL
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15

DOOMS FOR RENT.-ROOMs FOR
Ii RENT BY MRs. EMaA SMITH. No. 3
Compromise street Sept.23-tE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15

ALSO PLUMBING
In all its branches done at short notice
and at low prices.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT

Contains many attractive and durable
styles for Ladies and Children. A Bar
gain in BGlbrssgGns a. % centS.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15

n%Thss paper has the largest nona
nAe Daily Circulation Of amy paper In
ah@ CITY Oa Annapolis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15
Mems and Boys Department.

New and nobby styles of Suits. Over
coats for all sizes. The newest styles of
Hats and Ties and HOSIERY, both Wool
and Cotton.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15

THR CAPITAL is the Oldest daily
oper published 10 Annapolis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-15

WIN. M. AesoTT. EDITOR
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1886-03-20
The Evolutions of a Fool.

Waldo Messaros spoke the other evening
on "The Evolution of Fool. He said ::
"I have come here tonight to strike some
rude blows at that idol of self, which, un-
daunted by millions of defeats in the last
six thousand years, still dares make effort
to usurp the place of God Vanity is the
bane of the race. We think we are good
enough saviors for ourselves and can take care
of ourselves through eternity as through
time. Such hate to be called fools, but are,
according to the Scriptures, nevertheless.
Mirrors display the faces of such fools on
every side and conscience has an unAatter-
ing habit of saying, Thou art the man.
The fool is he whom the world calls wise,
who is sharp at bargain, even to trickery,
who feathers his own nest though he pluck
others to do it, who believes everything hon
est that is profitable, everything right that is
comfortable, who has no faith in the honor
of man or the virtue of woman, in the di-
vinity of Christ or the justice of God, who
mocks at everything but himself, Such a
man gains much in this world, but fails to
lay hold of eternal life. Men do not reach
this stage in moment; they grow to it,
'Tis an evolution. Queen Elizabeth died
possessing three thousand dresses. l doubt
much if she had the robe of righteousness.
l have in the house piece of one of those
dresses How long it has out lasted the
Queen that wore it The end Of the fool
is death, the end of the wise eternal life, u
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1886-03-20
Gray Hairs.

A writer in The Medical and Surgical
Reporter declares that no scientific analysts
has yet accounted satisfactorily for the deep
seated physiological process resulting in
the change of the color of hair to gray,
especially in view of the fact that many
persons begin to show gray hairs while yet
in their twenties, and some while in their
teens, and which, therefore, cannot by any
means argue premature decay of the con-
stitution, and must be considered purely q
local phenomenon and may exist with un-
usual bodily yigor. Again, many feeble
persons and others who have suffered ex-
tremely, both mentally and physically, do
not bianch hair until past middle life,
while others, without assignahle cause lose
their capillary matter rapidly when about
forty years ofage. Singularly enough, DIR.
0rbigny says that, in the many years he
spent in South America, he never saw a
bald Indian and scarcely ever gray-haired
one. In our own land, the hair and beard
of men rarely change equally, but there
seems no general rule as to which whitens
first.