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be dispensed with" Bot after its adop
ton Mr.. Hsarne arose and called the a;
tention of the committee to the fact tha,
as President Bachelor and Mr.. Kimberly
had promised that Italian labor should be
done away with, Council should be in.
formed of the fact, Incorporating such q
statement in the resolution. The reques,
was complied with BY the insertion OF the
above mentioned clause. The committee
then adjourned.
WHAT Mr.. BACHELOR GAYS.
In speaking to President Bachelor abou,
the matter, after the meeting, that gentle.
man said to REGISTER reporter
|. You can state positively that every
Italian laoorer will be discharged to-mor.
row and that none will hereafter be EN-.
ployed on the work. Mr.. kimberly will
visit the boss of the gang at their quarters
outside Of the city aud inform him of the
change in the situation. We reimburse
Mr.. Kimberly for any outlay he may have
made, ard he will at once advertise for la.
borers from among the workingmen of the
city. The trouble is now entirely at an
end and we hope that nothing will hereaf.
ter occur to mar the good feeling that
should exit between the company and the
citizens of Wheeling"
Labor leaders were busy yesterday aking
trsngemeuts for the proposed labor msss
meeting which was 10 be held at The City
Builcipg this evening, but 10 view of the
altered state OF affairs and the attainment
of the object for which tie meeting was 10
be held, it is probable that the meeting
will be dispensed with, or il it is held il
will be for the purpose Of rejoicing over
the satisfactory settlement last evening.
Although it was late hour when TIE
committee adjourned last night, their &C
ton soon spread and the result Was the
subject Of mt ch favorable and joyful com.
ment among workingmen and others, who
ore highly era'ifed
NoTE-*lt is but due Mr.. Tracy to say
that be was exceedingly i'll last evening,
and had 10 be taken hone in a carriage,
and doctor summoned. .-ED
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EMPLOYERS WILL COMBINE


So. ..., "a O. AE"," and Labor VIII
rasu so Under.
P.rrsscei. NpaI 5o.--rniS weeks Iron
A,e the recognized organ of iron manu-
tscrursrs. says. When the eight hour sys-
ten is an economic possibility labor T'H
pg nave to strike. boycott, riot and kill to
kecscs ts bsue6.s. Undl it is Possi
be- violea. measures will only
bsgs, the end now threatened
sSs collapse O. a.. o~g,niz ,tiSGs and the
arer demo-arl .,icu os labor. This kas
happened to q gr,a' roany trades in tho
psst and there il 40 reason why It should
b, happen again. in most trades em'
tloye,s DO nor reaiiy orsanlZ+
b.. they hsv7 h.gun 80 40
so aud The iustiuc. oi 80: protection Will
hrirg them tog-tbr- Wl~n hey are pre-
b.red 10 meet LABOR ou IL owu ground snd
6,c,a,e terms and cond''ors labor must
Surrender Such y coril,er is undesirable
bu- il seems O. oA ir,y. H1i-, aud II u
foaas thar- csn ir "a. present 'fafe ol
tu.lic opiu..l erun d..py. as % the result
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TO CHAOS
Is Where Things Are Drifting, Says
the Leader
Of the Eight Hour Movement in
Chicago.
No Longer Able to Keep Account of
the Strikes.
A Board for the Purpose Or
ganizsd.
Thousands of Men Strike Yes
tsrday,
And Tens of Thousands to Strike
To-Day.
Thousands of Men Strike Yes
terGay,
And Tens of Thousands to Strike
To-Day.

CHICAGO, April 3O.-"We are rapidly
drifting into a state Of chaos" said George
Schiling, one of the acknowledged
leaders OF the eight hour movement, this
afternoon to a reporter. Strikes are oe'
rprripg Oy the halt dozsn all over the city,
and the Central Executive, which should
be the guide and director OF The labor
,o,ces has no m=sus OF keeping track OF
Or checking them With the view Of bring.
~, order on, o. this condition OF affairs, |
,ys,ai upon Mr. RDEsu, President Of
!. Trade and Labor Assembly, and
NJ -s.oIyed 20 form central governing
5o5v consisting Of delegates from the
Trades Assemble tie Central Union, the
y,gb, Hour Committee, and every other
,.,,n;z,,i,n involved in this struggle
This body xill m4es every night TO size up
.bs ac,iops and movements Of the dsy.
v,-,v strike will bs reported aud recorded
and geaeral uniformity aud reciprocity III
surei ~.
VIZ Gsno, foreman OF the Chicago, Bur
I;,,.,'r and Qlucy Out freight house,
lied on Wee President Potter and
S'',a-;r,.nIer. Stone u, noon to-day,
sn5 ssked tor au increase Of pay for his
a,sr f,r ten hours wcrk and also that ssla.
,,ss 80 ~ = cRsck clerks be squSEzsd. He re-
80 :, ,bs dsno, kftls before | o'clock
snd reported that his rrqgsss had not been
Granted though Msssrs Potter aud Stone
promised 20 see whar could be done .,
som. future time sb~n matters had qn'eted
DOM little
BIS o'clock 10 the afternoon slI Of the
r arlington freight house men, numbering
three hundred men. had gone out. The
Chicago and Alton msa went ous very
shortly th-Csat e.
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STRIKERS COMMITTEE SURRENDER,
O'DOuaeH With His Colleagues Furnish
lSai.

O'DouaeH With His Colleagues Furnish
lSah.
NEw York, April 30 Five OF the seven
me mbers of the Executive Committee OF
the Protective Association who have been
conducting tbs strike on the Third Avenue
Railway, hasin. heard that indictments
we're found against tns LsuIsrs or the
committee, surrendered themselves at the
District Attorneys ofhce this morning.
Each Of the men furnished bonds in the
suu ot $1,000 and we're released. The
indie men's LhGFze theT wi'b conspiracy
sni coercion in connection Vith the Third
Avenue Railroad tie up. The INDICTED
mems names are Joseph P. O'Donnell,
Chairman; Andrew D Best, Secretary
JOHN Hughes, lsmes F. Owning and Jas
3 Graham. The men were attended by
Lawyer Ghas. ?. Bacon, who acted ,or
their regular attorney, e7 Senator : =
cleains, Who is in Albany. The inQttt.
ments we're found On the testimo' J OF
Iospsctoes Byrnes and SteeTG, Pres 'nt
Lyon, Sergeant Tuck and Director b 'li
or lbe Third Avenue Railroad; Ped mt
Curtis and Superintendent Moore, OF the
S...h Avenue road; EiWsrd hauter ban.
and olhs;s. i @y. Clark Furnished bill
lor all spd JUSTIFIED in the sum Of $50 goo
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Not Enou h for Them.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 3 } The Ali
son car works h. We 8! ut down and locked
out nine hundrel employees. The MN a
week ago demanded au increase of wages.
Tn company granted an increase of FiX
to sixreen per cent. The men to-day mott
fel the company hat the increase wsI TO:
satisfactory and the co npaRy Immediately :
shut down the warks.
Refinery Drivers Hooted by Strikers.
BROoELYN, April S)-Af4irs at the
sugar refueries at Green Point and Will
ismsburg are much the same to-day. The
police guard the factories and the strikers
look dOggedly on. Several loads of sugar
we're carted from the factories of Hsvemyer
& Elder to lighters lying at whsrVes at the
foot Of South Fifth and South Sixth streets
and also to the ferries The trucks were
all accompanied by strong guard ol po
lice and safely escorted TO and from the
factories The etrkers made no attempt
to impede the progress Of the wagons and
confined their demonsfraionS to hooting
aud applying such ePiths.s as "soabs.
rats" etc to the drivers,
Preparing for Trouble Mt Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 30 The supreme Off
GERS of the polics department have ceate ed
in their attempt to smooth over the fears
of the last few weeks regarding the labor
G.oyeL, lent. Their sole idea now a that a.
the approaching OF Saturday there will be-
a great deal OF trouble 1t was decided
last night TO place tha entire police force
on reserve duty early Saturday morning
Tne entire force will be kept at the sta.
tions ready for immediate duty Q, mo.
, 'nen:'s notice. IT is said that the matter
of procaring special policemen has also
been csnvsssed, aud that many hundred
additional men can be pressed into service
as special policemen as oon ss any serious
outbreak should occNr.
4 Big sIriks Expected at Washington
WASHINGTON. April 30 1t is expected
that between eight aud ten thousand labor
ers will 90 on strike here tomorrow, unless
the maltar mechanics agree that eiSh,
hours shall cons'itu'e day work.
will Pay Employees by the Hour,
CINCINNATI, Arnl 3O.-Thc Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore L Rilroad Com
uany meet, the eight.hour problem By issu.
ing q notice to ehoppen aud mechanics
that, beginning May lst they will be paid
fixed com pensation for each hour Of Ia
Dor performed. the rate TO be one-:enth OF
the SUN heretofore paid per day.
UngalIaut Boycotrers.
MckEESraRr, IL, 4pnl "a -q~nuir
Hunter, dressmGkeT, has been boycrt;ec
by the CT rks' Assembly becauEe
she has refused to close hr
establishment in the evening.
Msguus Pfaum, On attorney, has off-rso
his services gra'ls 10 prosecute the leaders
of the movement il they attempt 10 injare
| the lsdy's trade.
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A BIG BALTIMORE BLAZE.
Several Business Houses Burned-Loss,
5000, 900.

Several Business Houses Burned-Loss.
SGOO, 900.
Baltimore, April 3O-The most diSas-
trous IRE thai hGs taken place In this city
for many years broke out shortly after I
o'clock tonight in fve.s;ory warehouse,
No. 5l3 West Baltimore street, occupied
byS. W. Floss 4 Co, Wholesale dealers in
notions and White goods. Tne flames
spread with great rapidity to
the adjoining buildings and
they were badly damaged before the water
colld exert it's influence The losses are
Floss & Co 500, 00I, insurance, $50 600;
estate of Jacob Trust, one building $75-
600, insured; Levissons straw goods, $50 :
900, fully insured; NJ Ring & Co., cloih'
ing, 100000, Insurance., $50, coo; M. Rir 6,
on building, $4,000, insured; Cross 4
Ddnbrsce, fcrniture, $50 600, insured ;
estate Of Jesse Sling, building, $1,000,
insarei; Albert Bros, hardware, $40, 0,OC0,
insurance 81 800; Medocy & Co, station
ers, SIS eco insurance SIS 600; lenklns
Bros J. Co, oil cloths, $40, 900, insurance
SIT 500, Bell, Knogg Co book binders,
$25 600, insured; Frank h Adler, Wholesale
shoe dealers, suffered some loss from water
in,ured The total loss cannot be less than
5000 600. origin OF fire unknown.
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THE CHICAGO STRIKES.
a Parade To-Day in Honor OF the Work
hn-nan,s EmnnrinAtiOn.

a Parade To Day in Honor of the Work
iugmaE'S Emancipation.
CdurAGo, April 3O.-Tae employees Of
the furniture manufacturers, r. Z. Pope
and Wm. Clifford, manufacturing | 100
men, struck tc- lay for eight hours and Ten
hours pay One hundred and fifty sewing
machine makers, employed by the June
Manufacturing Company, also struck
upon receiving refusal to similar
demands The Excelsior Iron Works and
the Link Belt Mandatory, employing re-
spactively 100 and los men, decided to-
ulght 10 shut down indefinitely owing to
Existing conditions in the labor situation.
The strike at Rotnschild's furniture works
has wldened Reports we're received to-day
that workmen in the firms shops at ST.
Louis Kansas City and Denver struck to day
in sympathy with men here and at CinciL-
natl To morrow marning the Furniture
WorGerp MON, numbering about 1000
mea, will hald meeting 70 be preceded
By psTsds in hgger CT the eU&dcipst!on
OF the workingRsa. The tniouists say
they have been working for the eight.hour
sys;sm for 20 years aud are nov going to
celebrate its adoption.
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trouble ofsny kind has been reported. The
police guard on each car is kept up, as
usual
The sixth man, for whose arrest a war.
rant Was placed in the hands Of Inspector
Byrnes' detectives yesterday, and against
whom the Grand Jury found sn indictment
fer implication in the riot at Fifty-ninth
street., which took place when one of the
Third avenue cars was wrecked, was taken
into custody this morning. His name is
George Wieruner, glsssblower, and he re-
sides at FL Clinton street He was srrsigu-
ed before Recorder Smythe and held in
$500 bail.
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A HyoRA-HEADED MONSTER

Il What the New York 6rsn5 !ury Calls
Boycotting.
New YORK. April 3O.-Ths grand jary
of the Court of General Sessions was dis
charged to day, but net uatil Foreman
Brown had handed to Recorder smy:h q
ursSsr,ment coudemning bOyeOttiug. The
prssentnsat severely condemns Police
Justice Wilde who, Whsu number OF
bovcOtters were arrested and brought be-
fore him for annoying Csvsnsugh, Sand.
ford & Co., the tailors, promptly discharged
thsm on the ground that they had rot viO'
hssd the law, and Police Captains
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cURTrNs COMMITTEE

At Work ip St. Louisa Belief That the
Gould Strike viii be Settled.
81. LoUIs, April 30.-Wm. q. Grain, Of
Texas, ofths Congressional /, ,bor Invesh-
eating Committee, arrived this morning
from Washington, and Immediately pro,
eseded to the Sau'hern hotel where
he was met BY his colleagues.
1t was decided BY the COMMITTEES to see
delegations of citizens, railroad of6cisla
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
Beauty Your Home.

Finish the walls and ceilings With Ala
bAstine. Yoa can do IL; inexpensive; try
il. White and twelve tinis. Chssper and
better than paint, kal,omins or pspsr.
Di,inf.cb and prevents diseasss. B.suti-
fuI sample cards free. By druggists, hard
ware and psint dealers $3.50 gwen away.
Wilson 4 Chaonan, Wheeling.
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WALKING down Broadway is very pleas
snt when you feel well, and T. K
never felt better than when his friend ssk
ed him how he got over that severe cough
of bis 20 speedily. "Ah, nv boy" said
T &c. N. D. did IL" And his friend
wondered what G. N D. meant He knew
it did rot mean q Good Many Doctors, for
IT-K--hs tried dozen in vain q
see it" said he, Just hitting the nail OF
the.head. you mean DR.. Pierce's 'Gol1er
Medical Discovery or Gold Medal Dc
served IS my friend j. S. Away
dubs it." Sold BY druggists,
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A Hatch of RaatmnAinra.

WAsHISGroy. April 30-Ths President
sent the following nominations 10 the
Senate to-day: Pos,mas,srs--Joseph c.
Hendrix at Brooklyp. N. Y; An,hooy /.
UodIhill, st bath. N. Y; Franz Brow,
OF BslGs more. Nd. vice / Parker Veasey.
resigned; J A. c. Mccupe. Sbippens-
burg. Pa; James 8. Yedder. Washington,
Kansas.
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Arthur said to be Improving Rapidly.

EEF YoRK, April 3O.-Rev ". A. Leon.
ard, pss'or Of St. Johns Episcopal Church,
Washington, D. G., and Chester A. Arthur
pastor there. in speaking Of the latter =
condition, said: "Ex President Arthur is
ropidIy recovering and is in no immediate
danger. have not seen Mr.. Arthur since
his illness, aud hsve net been sent for, as
reported. Before ! left Washington re,
ceived letter written BY Mr.. Arthur g
hand, but he made no reference to his
illness."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
Rnae Ball.

Al Observation-Disclosures !, louis
vile I.
At Washington, D. C.-Philadelphis IL,
Nationals 3
At New York-BosLons 2, New York 2.
At RAiladelphis-Athlsics 7, Balti,
nores I.
At st. Louis-Ss L7uis s Deroits 6.
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Veto Pouer Er.rcIsad. .

WASHINGTON, April 3s.-Ths President
has vetoed the bill which proposed to ex-
tend to the port of 0mahs. Neb., the pro-
visions Of the act Of June 10th, 1880,
sEseudstory Of the statutes in relation TO
immediate transportation Of dutisble
goods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
SCOTS EMULSION OF PURE

ced Liver OIL, with Hypophn sitss-l;sps.
ciaIly Desirable for ChiidreD.
A lady physician ct the Childs Hospit
a, at Albany, n. T.. say; I'VE hsv,
been using Scott's EnLlsion sitk gres'
success; nearly al Of oar patients are sui
ering from bone diseases. and oar pbyEi
clans fnd it very heasseisl."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01
p.rss.a, Cs..sliasss

2. greatly enhaaesd b . So ~ Of tss.s.
On tbs osbss hspd. ssthssg - ssn~s
from Che siIect Of pls,sisg isatsrss. Ass
e,es ssd . srsoetzl 6gure, - ytllov teek
That popalsf toiles article s0Z0DOnT
checks heir deesy. 40 renders then -
uhifa a nov,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

Dr.. A. w. Dyer, Q physician Of Adams
vile. o, elopsd With the wife OF Hosacs
McMichasl. aud caused q great local sense
ton.
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NOT so ENCOURAGING.
BradstTest's Reports Trade On the
Decline.
IMMEDIATE WANTS ONLY SUPPLIED.
$4,000 Employees on Strike to Date and
225,000 Moving for the Eight
Hour Adoption.

New YORK, April SO--Special telegrsma
to Bradstreet's do not report as epcoursg,
ing view Of general trade as in the pre-,
cediDg week. At Chicago and Kansas
City there is relatively the most activity,
but at a number OF cities at which an i'm.
psovement in the movement of general
merchandise was noted a week ago there
is none now. Purchases at Chicago are
still characterized as for immediate wants
only.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-01

Heavy rains lave fallen in Mississippii
and railroads are damaged.
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THE STRIKE SITUATION.

There are q. least $4,000 employees OIL
strike against AZ, 900 last week in addition
TO those seeking to enforce the adoption o
the eight hour rule. Bradstreet's fndt
that at least 225 900 at industrial centre.
actively moving to secure fewer hours o.
labor. OF this number 900 are on strike
$4,000 have had demands granted, and
los 600 threaten to strike. There are Is,
600 who have not yet accompanied their
requests With threats Of strikes. The more
aggravated condition Of the
LABOR SITUATION IS PRIMARILY REsPONsIBLE
for the noticeable depression in general
and indus risl circles throughout the coun-
try this week. Interior merchants are
buying restricted lines, and manufacturers
are basing contracts on the nou-interfer.
ence Of employees.
The New York stock market was mac
tive during the first part Of the week, but
has been depressed and ieverish in the last
three days Prices are generally lower
WHICH ID dloO luo Saec win epSSulotlto
bonds. Investment bonds are steady, gov.
eruments quiet; foreign exchange contin'
ues high, and gold is still going cut; money
on call is easy at from | J TO "a per cent,
and commercial paper is scarce, though
the supply Of loansble funds is not re-
markable.
IRON MARKETs ARE DULL
and the demand is I'm lllsr, owing TO lat or
troubles Steel raiis frm. Wstsr aud gas
D pc makers are doing we'll, but these are
the exceptions among the meal indus
tries
Petroleum 10 lower and heavy on new
we'll production Wool is dull and l@2c
lower as compared with month ago. The
rspii advance in price for refined sugars
last week checked the demand and the ad.
vance has been partly lost, Fluctuations
in rate OF exchange have made coffee prices
irregular. Tea ia depressed by heavy
stocks. Wheat is quiet and lower on fa.
vorable crop reports end decreased de.
mand from abroad. Spring wheat sowing
ia earlier than usual and the area is re-
ported in excess of 1885. Cotton planting
10 fifteen days late and the acreage is
smaller in the Atlantic States and Ala.
hama and larger in louisiana and Texas,
FAsrq will probably be G decrease SO COM
pared with 1895 over the cotton belt.
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LCTIoy OF THE CONNITTER.
EXPRESSION or DIsAPPRovAL
WHEELING, April 80, 1856.

Your joint specisi sonthiuee 70 WON
vas referred tina resolution offered By Mr..
Tracy 10 the Second Branch, in relation
TO II e contract Of P. L. Kimberly With the
Natural Gas Company ct West Virginia,
and the employment By said Kimberly OF
Italian labor. beg leave 10 report that il
met, and had summoned before il the Of.
6cers OF said Natural Gss Company Of West
Virginia and P. l.. Kimberly, aud having
received from Mr.. Eiuberly sssurances
that any citizen Of Ohio county Who may
make application for work TO him, should
be employed as coon as there 10 employ.
ment, We would recommend the adoption Of
the iollouipg resolution:
Resolved. That as there are many legal
questions likely to arise in regard to the
sunulhng Of the contracts already made
bstveen the Natural Gas Company and Mr.
Kimberly. and ss Ar. Kimberly vas prom
led that Italian labor sonld be dispensed
With, the COMMITTEES thihk it would be mex
pedient for Council to interfere,
as originally adopted the resolution did
not contain The CLAUSE, ''and az Mr.. Kim
berlJ has promised that Italian labor would
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-05
Fashions.

All dressy spring wraps are
short.
Pansies are the flowers of the
passing moment.
Both round and pointed bod
les are fashionable.
Hooks and eyes are again
used on the bodies of dresses.
Shoes and boots are less poin-
ted, but not square-toed.
Skirts Of street suits are made
longer, and barely escape the
sidewalk.
The best wet weather coat is
OF rough frieze, bourette, or
boucle cloth.
Long wraps will be worn only
for travelling and rainy weather
this spring.
Stripes of all widths, and in
every variety Of cluster, are inn
mensely popular.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-05
TIT -
Evening Capital.
MONDAY. April s. 1886.


There's woman at the bot
tom OF it, as the man said
when bis wife fell into well.
An editor complains that
times are SO hard that he can
even collect his thoughts.
TO act upon d determination
made in anger is like embark
ing in a vessel during a storm.
What is philosophy Well
dear, it is something that en-
ables a person to bear with res
ignation the misfortunes of 9TH
ers.
Pascal divided the human
race into two classes. 1.-THE
righteous who believe them
selves sinners. and the sinners
who believe themselves right
eous.
-"Oar forefathers, said
Taper, "had clocks put on the
outside of churches that they
might not be late in getting to
service; we put clocks inside Of
the churches lest we be late in
getting ont"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-05
"a. &c. RAILROAD

Eastern standard THme.
nm and after Monday, Jan. IL, 1886,
~ four trains will leave Annapolis
daily, Except Sunday as follows:
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
At $40 and $50 a. m, and 1906 and
$3.50 p. M, returning viii leave the juno
ton at $50 q. M, and LOS p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave asf0llOwg $50 a. M, and 4.20 Z. m.
Through Freight from Baltimore daily.
Local Freight Trains from Annapolis,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at
8 q. N.
Freight win be transported at the low
est rates, and will be received ct Balti-
more daily, BY connecting roads, for
shipment to Annapolis, rs late as o'cl'k
p. m. w. I'll. BANS,
President and Supt
]. Fl. BRowN, Gen. Ticket Agt.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-05
G4sssHfr's Gnids.
B. & 0. Rail ROAD.
The MODEL FAST LINE EAST AND WEST
DOUBLE TRAcK JANSEY CouPLER.


Leave gmmndem station
For Annapolis, 7.20 a. M, 1915 p.
m. and 40 p. m. On Sunday 9.05 a.
m. and 500 p. m.
For Way Stations between Baltimore
and Washington, 8 10, $50, Dos a. M,
1915, 500, 500. $50, IL 30 p. m. On
Sundoy, $50. eos q. M, 1.SO, 500, $50
and HOO p. M.
From Washington, 1856, $50, 7.30,
S.1S, 8.4S, 60, 1925 and HOO 4. M.
1.45, 800, s.35, 400, 800. $40, $40. 6,3
$50, go and 10.4O p. m. On Sunday,
$50, $40, 1895 and 1I.OO a. m, 2.55
1856, 400, $40, $50, $50, 9.10 and TO- 40
p. "a.
From Annapolis, SIS, a. M, and Las,
$50 p. m. On Sunday, 1000 q. M, and
and 9. 20 p. N.
Baggage called for and checked at
hatels and residences on orders left vt
ticket Office, 152 West Baltimore Street,
Camden Station, and 81 8. Broadway
w. NJ CLEMENTS, g. K. LORD,
Master of Transportation. Gen Pass Avt.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-05
Notice TO Trespassers.

r HEREBY Nifty all persons to keep
i OF my farm with dog and gun. or
aherwise, as ! will enforce the law
gainst 81 intru ers found thereon.
e. 4. ITNTHTCTJM