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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

NEW XORx, Dec. 2. - Government
bonds dull. The stock market while
still very active showed small decrease
in the amount Of business done, and
while Reading quieted down specula-
ton IL Union Pacific made further pro
gress, and 81. Paul suddenly aprane
iato great sctivity. Other features OF
the market were NeFthsrn PAoifc,
Quicksilver Mining and ChattanoozA.
Union Pacific failed 20 exhibit the
strength Of the past few days, and
heavy selling BY q very influential in
tsrest is reported. The oponip2 vas
strong, hrst prices showing advances OF
70 thoaRh Omaha vas ap N
Prices we're weak In early tradina,
Union Pacifo being specially 90. Prices
haetaatsd within . marrow range, and
the no0n figures showed some improve
ment over thoae of ths opening. The
maFket became more quiet In the after
noon, and under realizinQ sales prices
slowly yielded. There vas q alight
rally in the last hour, bat the markst
closed generally weak aud close 70 the
lowaat az fha dav
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

WAGHTS0roa, Dec. 2-Mra John
Davis, seooRd daaRhteF Of the late Sec.
rstaFy FreliDRhnysan. and wife Of Judge
DAVIS, Of the Court OF Claims, has ba-
come q hopele@ invalid. she has never
recovered from the injuries rsoeived BY
being thrown from q DRAG 81 Laan0x,
Mas, last Gammer. Il vas thouRhf
that after her return 10 Washington her
recovery woaid Be rapid and certain.
rhe other day MFs. DAVIS ftlt % veil
that she thoaRht she W0uid try 10 walk
down stairs. She hid taken bat q fee
steps. when sbe fell from q stroke OF
paralysis. TIE attack VS. severe. bat
dqes aot extend above she legs. Phyai-
ciana do not think ArA DAVIS uill svss
be able 10 waik aWain. hut at she same
time hsF general health vill probably b
good. 20 that shs may live for ysara, BAT
Uii always have 70 FemaiA ii q Fsclin
inc ngaiafam.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03
New Mia Cows for sale.

Cfx FRRsH MIX COWS NOW ron
- aate 81 he CitY t.lFeFy sfShia ssrs.,-.
AMaFc hna MaiD ssreeaA fhaF Are plck -
4Al1Ais and p4FttealNrty adapesd fcF
tAa..s4 ~ n y Al.LkN,
- BnnaRaz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

PrE1sBuRO, Dsc. Ala bis recent
letter 20 the Boston Herald ex secsetarV
Chandler said: AFTER The Presidential
election, the Chairman OF the Nasianal
Commistss wNs indiacreet eaoaah in
. pabliahed inteFvieW 20 impute 10 Pres
iosni AFihur and nembeFs of HE Cab
inet vRBt Of ndelity and Esal Ia tie
Canvas This charge vas baseisas, ana
wnG % declared By me a the time. An
possible and appr1 pIiate aasistanea vs.
rendered. Il should not have been sx
peeted that ve shoaid auparsada ths
ChairmAn or Do hia wuFk. althoaah Il
vuaid bsye been better u someone had
d1na 50"
AFspoFieF Of the PiitsbaFR Coannasr.
sial 61ssfis called 90 B. y. Jones'. Chair.
man of The Nati1lai Committea, aad
aAkfa him whAt be- had b aAy In rsuiV
% tht1 paraEraph. 1ones nsld: sfhe
ssaismania mads b. ne in TIE inaarVssu
the1 eoaaidsred proRsF % mAka, ana
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

BELLAERE (O.). Dso- 2.-Thsrs was q
tsFFibls exploslOn Of posdsr 10 the slors
of hobeFs Hail, six nailos Wess Of here.
this Afternoon, fatally ini1rinR three
and aarioaaly baFninR four oGheFa.
Tue expiosion was eanss6 By some ons
ssepping ON 3 paFi0F match thas Vas
lying on tie a0ar, when a spaEk ignited
the powder in TIE ke9. and hiaW Oat the
uhals end AZ tha stsFs. Five men and
tWO b0ys who we're IN the store were
prostFAtsa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

kEu NoaK. Dee. 2-Lhs BleansF
Western Land from Antwerp. which ar
rived hers today. reports thai Nov 27th,
in latitude S15o, ionRitada 48.67, STE
euooanteEed tsrrifie harrieAns frnm
che northwest, daring whiah. "a 2stS ,.
N, imDensa saas slraek TIE vssssl over
sha baala, stasina TIE tuFtia back, hill
ina foar ssamsa and tso passengers.
and more ar ieaB severely iniaFaA a.
teoa othsF Hoamen and pan1saQaFz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

WAsHfs0Tos, Dec. 2.-The President
today appointed Ralph Gniohard, OF
Washington Territory, 10 be Receiver Of
Public Moneys az Walla Walla, W. T.,
and William Jones, Of Montana, Re.
oeiveF Of Public Moneys at BoSsmAn.
The Cabinet meeting today was Of
short duration, all the members being
present. The Presidents message vas
the only snbisct considered, althOaRh
thsre gas an informal discussion aa 10
tue probable course Of Congress at lie
coming session. The message is pRaoti-
oally oompleted, and She aleFical force
at the White House is nov engaged in
preparing oopies for Congress.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03
WIIaoN's sIgTKRs TNTKnvIEWKp.

PRovIDKNuE, Dec. "A reporter Of
the yoBTnal this evening interviewed
Mrs. Geo. N. Riee, Of Bridge. Who has
always been considered q sister OF Doc.
Wilson. To query, II Wilson's story
vas true, she returned an evasivo an
sweR. She would not deny that Wilson
told an untruth when be said that she
was not his sister, nor would she con-
traaIot him In the slightest particular,
bul gave the most unsatisfactory and
evaaive reptiles. Nothing could pin her
down to a simple yes or no on any point,
excepting on one, and that was that
Wilson had given her q great deal
OF money first and last, and from
what be said she deemed be thought
il best she ahould not talk about bis AZ
fairs. she remembered her fathers III
mess, but could not tell the year In which
be died. ALI sGoFts TO extract more
from her we're in vain. All that she
would admit Was that her father was a.
one time 4 church member, that after
be was taken III be often talked 10 them
on the Anhieos Of doing right, and that
Levi wilson supplied her With money.
The Journal reporter saw Mrs. Young,
anothsE sister Of Levi Wilson, al Put
nam, Conn, this evening. She stated
Levi Wassthe son Of Jonas Wilson, and
that her aunt was present at the time OF
bis birth. He vas named after her first
husband. whose name. was Levi Fessen-
den. and father and mslheF knew moth.
ing about A0en for years after.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03
WILSON An NvETKRATz LIAR.

George s. Hobbs, Of Bridgeport, AZ
one time counsel for Levi Wilson, has
been placed In rather an unpleasant Do
aitian by the latteF'a statement Wilson
asserted that Hobbs had papers 10 bis
safe that would send Moen behind the
bars as q convict. and that be was the
custodian of communications from
Moen 70 Wilson In which the former I'D
dressed the latter aa Dear son." Mr..
Hobbs was asked tonight what depend
enee could be placed on Wilson's story
concerning the letters and papers in
his safe. He said emphAtically
deny the whole thing fron beginning 70
eud. II is false, and on apAf with other
palpabls lies tald by Lsvi Wilson. The
only documents have held or now hold
With shis name upon them consists Of
deeds Of property, IN which traasao-
tionR I acted as attorney. Wilson u an
lnvttsrAts liar" what credenes do you
plaoe in Wilson's latest -
"It is like all the rest Of his stories.
WHY, do yol knoW that only a year and
a half ago said 10 him, Wilsan. what
90 yea asppose they are saying absnt
you They say yoa are Aoen's sou
Wilson beoasne very angry, raised his
est, and aaid By God, I'll have you
kn0w that there is better blood In my
veins than that Of Phil Msen's, and
noV be claims hoen is hia father. Law
told ne ths scar on bis face vas caused
By hia falling ant0 the fre willis suffer
inE from 80 while qHiie q yoanR man. >
Mr.. Hobbs gave tue alleged aeoret
% Wilson's snoeessful blAokmaiiine
srhem. NothinR that Moen said or did
Of q eriminal bainfe Was knoWn % vii
aor. Mr.. Hobba vas IL b believe that
Wilson claimed 20 have detected Mems
a1n 10 tie cnmmiaston Of a nagFant
ofense. the details Of which eannoI be
published, oat TIE son, when be heard
Of Wilson's ASSERTION, had denied be
cas- guilty. and Maen'a owR dselara.
tons. made undeF oath, UouId indicate
that be bad asoeFtained thai Wilson
had lied.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

NEw RoRK, Dec. 8.-JudRs Donohoe.
OF the supreme Court, granted attach.
ments aRainst the property Of Anton
hlvee, OF No. 30 Lispenard street, ar
rested last night on complaint OF bic
former bookkeepeF, Clifford Kemp.
Kemp oharEes that Rives ordered him
as bookkeoper 10 change the accounts
OF bnsineas 80 as 70 show assets TO the
amount 0f $300,00 when in reality
there vas only 5000 worth. Kemp al
leees this was done with intent 20 obtain
$4,000 insurance by setting the place
on hFe. Kemp vas 90 receive 5000 for
the job, and be claims that the insuF-
anoe adinsteE was paid 5000 10 give a
favorable report.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

Pom TOwNsESp. Dea. a-Captain J.
b hooss, of The entieF Woicotl, has 70
eaived orders of tr&asfsr 70 tba rssenua
steamer Celfaxs as WilminQtam. n. q.
Captain Moore and fsnily lsaxs on ths
Geo. w. Elder this week. Lieutsnant
Tuftis uili - 10 command of tie Wol
eott until f1rthag orders.
The sebo0nsE AaEy PAgksF, Captain
Adams. arrived thss motning fFocn Eex
ada With half z ioad Of ifon ore foE
kEondals. having uArrowiv asasPsd Do
slFustion. Ou hef voyage over shs Fan
on Gahriola Rasf. IN for. and half Of
tba asok lead had % Be- thrown ever
board - liRhiea baf.
Ths bark Hoo arrived fr0m Hono.
inla. C&plAia Rsnhailow rspoFta the
ahipa Prus1ia and Commodars, and
haIk Oamaa ID tie Straits, and ne harA
Kafs DaFsnpost % Ne Csps. Thl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03
LonG Continued Robbery.

OHIoLco, Dec. 2.-The later Oesaa
says Miner 7. Amea, q millionaire coal
merchants, ig the victim Of Theodore 8.
MiEe, his confidential bookkeopeF and
eashier, and Secretary Of the Chicago 4
MinsnA Coal and Coke Company, whs
peEpetrated q robbery that is estimated
az $l00. GOO, and may exceed that. Mize,
Who is one Of the best known men In
business circles, and q member OF the
Union Veteran Club and Apollo Club,
bad been In the employ OF Ames since
l652 Within couple Of years from
she tims he entered Amea employ, be
began . systematic course Of robbery,
covering hia dishonesty by false entries
aud other schemes. Az first his steal
ines were comparatively small. but Of
late years, Il is rumored, his specnla-
tions frequently reached thousands Of
dollars 10 . single mouth. About q
week ago, Ames discovered something
wrong with she money accounts, ,and It is
said charged Mixe With dishonesty.
Mize confessed bis guilt, and said be
had been robbing bis employer for
years. He begged for mercy and prom
ised restitution aa far a. lag within his
power. Since then all bis property,
which could be found, including a fac
house, has been turned over TO Ames.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03
LATE EASTERM NEWS.
The Moen-wIlsen sensa,
tien Of New England.
cAaadler and Joass UnpIsassntly Per,
sonaf-A New Party-vari0us WI
laialss--A New Rseslver IS
wala waIla-stseka.



PR0TEDEcE, r. ID. Dee 2.-aDoe''
Wilson was seea at the ofics OF bis
counsel, George J. Nsst, this moFnina.
he looked pale srd haeQard, as thoaph
BE- had passed q slesplass ninha. The
enlistment Of the past few hours seems
10 have affected him greatly, and hs vas
nervous and Apparently waFn cut, He
says now that the secret is out, be feels
better than be has since be was seven
teen years Of age. .If," said be, 'sthe
Wilson's fmeanina the people With when
be had lived daring his boyhood laval
stand BY me noW, shall win my case.
and triumph over MOan." He said bis
alleged mother lived at East Thompson,
onn., and bis two aisteFa, Mrs. Downs
and Mrs. Young. Ia BIrminQham and
AnsoRia, Conn. Wilssn stalsd that tie
story published h fgua, and thas Moen's
statement h false 10 nearly evsrv par-
tieular. "Moen,n Wilson said, 'knows
an bis son. he 10 an admitted peF-
iareF.n He said be would conduct bis
case In the courts 10 the eonolaalon.
which be folt confident would De IN hia
favor. Wilson vas advised By his phx-
sician 10 30 70 his home, take seme
potion and devote the rest Of the day 10
sleep. The sscEDt Of the case remains
as much Of q mystery as ever. Dates
and al evidence connected With the
eensational story telesFaphed from
Proyidenoe last nights that "Doo" Viii
son is the son Of Moen, ETC., show that
Wilson, oy bis own statement and the
s1atements OF bis friends, cannot be
more than 81 or 30 years Of age. Moen
vas hrst married in 1886, forty years
ago. and bis hrst wife died befors Will
son vas born These dates alone con.
tEadlct bis story completely. Life long
residents Of Worcester say it IL impOsai
bic that Moen could be any such rola-
ton 70 Wilson. The first Mrs.. Moen
was lady Of very lovely character. She
was 9 pure and proper woman, and she
nor her family would have counter
anoed any sBch proceedings a. are
alleged. An iron merchant residing In
Brooklyn vhun Moen came TO Warces-
Ter, and an old chum Of Wilson'S in this
city, say there is no truth in the story.
Miss Samps0n, an aged nurse, says shs
vent 20 live IL Ichab0d WashbuFn's
family when Eliza was there. Moen'a
first wife was only % years old. She
has nuFaed In and been intimate With
both families from that time 10 this.
Wilson has cut his own fingers In telling
this story, for such en- event as he
alleges could not have taken place with
out her knowing u. She has nursed
both OF Moen's wives at the birth Of ell
his children, and has known him inti-
mately since be was II years Of age
He was always q kind, Just and Upright
man, and Q most faithful and loving
husband and father. Moen and bis
counsel. w. W. Price. both deny wholly
and In detail and in the most positive
and complete manner Wilson's story.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

SPRmoEh, IN. NJ. Dec. 2.-A disDate
aross between J. Warsenhe ana William
Ansy, Two cowboys, today. On q ranch
q the RED kiver Cattle Company, near
Oimmarfon. e. TO which one had charge
or zoe ranch daring the absence ef the
Foreman when the former attempted %
discharge the latter. This brought on
bitter words when both men palled re-
voivess and hEed. Alley was killed in
SANITY. WaRtenbe, shot thro1eh the
riRnt breast, will recover. The dead
man came from Porter SPRINGS. TsKas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

o.sdll lssp. ~ o'ovn q ~ s.a.s.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03
PROVES WILSON A FnAUD.

WonuEsrER Mass }, Dec. 2-Reoords
Of the town Of Oxford, Mass, show
that Levi Wilson vas born there on De-
cember 1st, 1858, eleven months after
Mrs. MOen died.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

BKnLEH, Dec. 2.--H0n. Van Bcbolz.
Imperial Einanes Minister, has QFsaaly
irritated mambers Of the Stock EKoho-
queF b bis explanafl0n o iha neish-
stag Of the failure of 9ovornmaut 70
oeipts % equal The estimate. Ihe Ma
istag aeeoantod for the 0maniamay b.
sayinR that stock iotbers defrauds3 tho
Foycnns b. making falmB eataFmn "a
their tranaastioua. 4 b thoueht y taks
concerted aeltoa 70 demand an apolaaN
fvorn Ha. W., gatfs.g
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

BUcHAnEsT, Deo 2.-Ths nsu pios foI.
mulated hers on N0vambeF 18Th by Rnn-
sian refugees from Bulgaria. Add by
ZAnk0a and having for ifs obisat thn
overthrow Of ths BnlRarian healaey,
and fomontina q rovolutsom, haa proved
absFtiya. Ralsia refused 70 furnish any
money for the eniaEpFise.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

DuHEN, Dec. 40 fruairats sha
landlords endssgsfs % aeizs rents b.
means Of aarnishfa orders served ON
tenants. trustee instTustloug hage bson
issaed On ths plan % ths Eaosna oarn-
paiRn advising trustees % o1nyeF
money 30 persons o. asanrsd inaoaFlty,
but poeseesed of no pfopeFiY which ne
QaFuisbes order viii aHeof. This pEa-
ssuiion has alfasdy beer taken q ~
gard % n properties.
LeaEae sapDFsssfen TmpFnelleabls.
LoEDoz, Dee. 2.--A diapateh arom
Dubiin gives ~ aoooanl ~ a. interview
had there with Mr.. BeKtOn. uB0n 10.
inR asked what. IL bis opinion, ha4
oAuasd TIE present action of the Cor
sFnneut, hr. sexton sDpiied thai ho
bad no doubt thai the sneoesasa u me
Nationalist oampaiRn eoBpelIed tEl11
ianulurdB 20 appeal % tha Gosarmmama
whioa hsd yieldad % their enlIoalIs1.
When asked wkoihoE be ahonNha ahs
League uoal1 - s1pprea1. Mf. 61E-
tou answered. = ~Mos f sha GgsuEnmaua
sttsmpfs % Gzppress the Laagug
thr0uRh tne NieeNug, Is viii dmA ltaall
10 q Fuiaou1ly nnle1MbIs ponitlon.
MsgeofeF, Il ths Ieaano ba aupDgaanaG
and Ita meatinRs proelalmed. fha Cor
esnmena uiil and ths nlfantian mnal
dimeZlt than eFsT. ne ths eablio indIa.
nali0n VII aaks ne aaansa1 % Aamamll
81 the more f4Fi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

eAN khANcrsco, Dec. 2--Monev col
leoled IN this city for tie relief 81 re
Gnariestea sufferers, aaOuntinr % Ill
o&5, has been forwarded 70 Mayer Uonrt.
enaY OF Charleston. This amount doea
not iuoi1de x7o0o. the proceeds ef ths
eensne given a. the Grand OpeEa Honss
for the sufferers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

LONDON, Dec. 2.--snow atorms prevail
IN Ulster, Ireland, and DoVenshigs,
England.
Thirty men we're instantly killed by
an explosion ia LsmOse oolliery, Ia
Durham, today. The anoleut ahuruh
% Sc. Mary MaQdalena. n knighl
Rider street. vas partially destroyed,
and four warehouses Ia the same strset.
The total loss amounts te $500 900,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

SOFIA, Dec. 2.-A dsrutation Of Bal
Rarian notables. Instructed By the Gov
eminent 70 visit different powers and
personally place before them the facts
OF the Bulgarian situation, has started
on ita tour. Il is reported thai tbs
uaand thai che powers shall either con-
seot 10 have PFinee WalsomaE elected
10 the Bulgarian throne, or also psFmil
She return Of Prince Alexander.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

NlooLAUs (OaLl }, Dee. s.-rhs steamer
" :. Knight, while en- her down trip yes
terday, struck = snag about two miles
noEth Of Feathsr River. knocking : hole
N her bow. Water tight bnlk heads and
canvas saved her from sinking.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

nov, as then, knou. then a Il ,r,a
lhe parpoEt 0f thesa aeafauaanta -
tnat L Arthur and his Cshinae v-itk s
lev exceptions had been ae iavsl -
iAat1e e. Blaine wuald have bs.n ~
Aft1urs had sbs latter been uoniaafal
biai1e Woald have been Pressdaus -
far e C1analeF'B references - .sa -
sonaliy is concerned, ] do nut feel naIIpd
apon 70 defend myself. / heve -
taste tor. nor DO I fes aI,v r-rnser,s -,
son tor, q dissassioa a = noliticsl
mel1oos with QUE whose ulans ara nro-
posals during the brief iDlereonrse I
- Win MIN IN TIE oampaiRn of 1884
49, - ~. sa11 e % commeud him 20
sno@a having the saeoaaa Of the Rspnhif-
- party ae heart His eritieisms a
-. 0ne o. men most praminant in
.ns parsy 40 nos seen 20 ne quite con
s.atens witn naa EXPRESSIONS Of regret "a
Esasso . TIE bad feeling between public
nsn. 4 would NOS like 20 feel called
epoa 70 make public the facts upon
~alen my opinion Of Chandler 10 based. .
A cowardly MurAer.
kKw 0aLzANs, Dec. a-Ths PSesysns,,
LAke ProvideBce special savs; Il. n
briRRa. j0stioe OF the Psaea. Who held
a i1q1esi upon the eAarFad remains al
Ma1aF John Mckay and Maria Rns1sr.
VIE gere murdered % Sanday eVenins.
arrived here today. he says the only
witness uho kns9 anything about the
terrible AFFAIR vas q col0rsd boy aboat
~ years cid, = sou Of the murdered
s0man. de stated thata about 10 O'Clock
sunday might some enc knocked at Ne
hAy's aooF. lhe Major opened il, and
invited tne person 70 . ssat. The man
would hot SIC down. BE said a. onlV
wanted drink Of water. MeKav ssnt
witness 20 the well for water. Before
ne cot ten sfaps away he heard ran
anot. de also heard bis mosheF scream,
they have killed Mr.. Mckay" Wit
ness heard more ahoss and saw ether
men. buf Il vas toO dark % know Them.
20 deaorsbed tha man Who oalled for
ne water. The boy IL badly frightened
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-03

nam FRANc1soo, Dec. 2.-Indioations
Tor washington Territory; Continued
WArm eloady weather and rain.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-28
$3.50 REWARD.

The City Council OF Annapolis, at its
session of June %, 1886, pas lhs sol-
lowing order
ORDERED, that reward OF $50, be
and the same is hereby offered for tho
arrest and conviction of the party or
parties who set fire to the Boat House at
College Creek on Sunday morning the
10th inst.
AND that further reward of $50, be
and the same is hereby offered for the
arrest and conviction of the party or
parties who set fire to the stable on Ship
wright street on Sunday morning
AND that further reward of $50, be
and the same is hereby offered for the
errest and conviction of the party or
parties who get fire tn the Blacksmith
Shop at City Dock on Monday night
the 21st inst
ELIHU s. RILEY, A. CLAUDE,
7.12-tf Clerk, Mayor.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-28
LOCAL IoTrfNcs.

The Ice Cream Saloons come 10
for brisk trade these warm evenings.
Young men whose purses are empty,
or whose love of money is great, do
not propose to walk with their
lady lovers on those streets where
the-ice cream saloons are wanting.
business seems dull in all it's
branches at the present time. Even
the Saloons seem to be slimly patro-
nlzed, except on Saturdays. Money
Is scarce.
The anglers in our waters have
been rewarded very sparingIy, so far,
during the season. The catch Of fish
With hook and line, very few. An
Dapolis can boast of many devoted
followers of Isaac Walton.
Mr.. G. j. Hilbert has removed
from the city back to bis place on
Horn Point.
Severn River and its beautiful
surroundings possess many attrac-
tionsand they are greatly admired by
many. Let Us opine. that there are
some attractions beyond the river
moae admired by some OF our young
men. We will mention no names.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-28
The Nay TO Conduct Business Properly,

Our aim is to please our customers
Every order sent to us receives the
strictest attention, realizing that the
best is always the cheapest especially in
regard to Drugs and Chemicals. We
take extraordinary pains TO secure the
purest and most reliable or the market.
We do no. advertise to undersell any
one, but guarantee every body who is
pleased to patronize US an honest equivo-
lent for what is charged them, Our
Store is as complete both in stock and
working appliances as any first class
Pharmacy In the largest cities.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-28
The Short Line Summer Resort.

The Annapolis and Baltimore
Short Liae Railroad Company have
commenced to clear away and i'm
prove "Swan Bar" and "Coblin's
HILL" Round Bay, with a view to
making it one of the most popular sum-
mar resorts in the State. About
fifty hands have been set to work,
grading and cleaning up all the under
growth, A large force of mechanics
will be set work on the summer
buildings at once, and by next season
it is expected to offer great induce
ments to pleasure seekers. About
thirteen miles of rail have been laid,
and by the middle Of next month, it
is expected to have cars running up
to the Severn river. The abutments
to the Severn bridge are ell completed
up to the draw, and large force Of
workmen are-constantly at work along
the line.