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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-10
Sprawy ZWiazku Rycerzy
Piracy.

Ma aadanie ljcznych naszych
swiezych abonentow podaje
Wl;arq1s ponownie, W s1owach
tresciwszych i mole wiecej
zrozumiatych, niz poprzednio,
blizsze s~zczegofy o rozwoju,
organizacyi i celach zwiazku
Rycerzy Piracy, do ktorego ka-
zdy polski robotnik nalezeG
powinien.
Zwiqzek liczy obecnie juz
przeszlo 1000 kofek miejsco-
wych, do miliona czlonkow /
rozporzqdza znacznemi fundu-
szami.
Z%alolony w roku lS69przez
krawca Powderly W Philadel-
phil, przez kilka lat os}aniaf
sic pred wfadzami jaknajg1e-
bsza tajemnicq, lecz mimo to
byl cg5lnie znany robotaikon,
zw}aszcza W wlekszych mia
stach fabrycznych, i rrzepro-
wadzaf ma ich korzysG rome
ustepstwa re strony pracodaW-
COW. Pare krzyzow nakreslo-
nyclr ma miejscu umowlonem,
w@ystarczalo do zgromadzenla
W krotkim czaslc tysiecy VITA
jemniczonych.
Od roku 1881 Zwiqzek ten
dziala .jawnie. Charaktefysty-
cznq .jcgo cecha jest 70, re po-
stepuj4c drogq dozwolonq pra-
wem, wyzyskuje kazdq NADIA
rza.jecq sic sposobnose, umie
cZ@kaG cierpliwic, unlka thu
mEych manifestacyj i strej-
kowauia, do ktorego ucieka
sic tylko w razach nadzwy-
czajnych.
Trzyma sic has1a: Go szko-
d.; jednostce, szkodzi wszyst-
kim"
Ma czelc Z%wiqzku stoi jake
,,wielki "-mistrz" jego zalozy-
ciel PowdcrIy, lrlaudczyk, u
rodzony W Pennsylvania, OBJ
darzony ~porywajacq wymowa,
cncrgia j wyznajacy stosuako'
wo umiarkowane Zasady.
Kazdy robotniS starszy mad
lat Is moze bye cz}onklem
Zwiqzku, bcz roznicy plci, re-
ljgii i narodowoscl.
W. l4czeni sa bezwarunko-
/. wo: adwokaci, b~anklerzy, glei-
dziarze, szulerzy i saloniscl.
Cz'onkowic oplacaja wpiso-
i, wego Cd ,iednego dolara do 5,
oprocz togo oplacajq podatek
:, mies;eczny i nadto "a c. ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-10
GENERAL
Micha1 Jan Heidenreich.kruk.

ZOnych We1oW w ""ieo "'ot'oN
legfosc w 1863 +.
We Lwowie znarl opatlznny
eSw. Sakramentami dn;n 8 kwietnia
1886 roku, Michaf Jan Heiden-
reich Kruk, general wojSka p'lskie
go W 1868 roku, w6dz zdolny i
pefen nauki, cz'owiek prawego
~charaxteru i zycia n~icposzlake-
wanego.
Mjch"1 Jan Heidcnreich- Kruk
uro1zit sic W Warszawie l9 wrze'
snia 1881 +. z OLGA karola, z mat
XII, Emjiii z d,mn C~haignon, cork
woj~kowego fraueuzkiego, ktor!y
polegt M poIu stawy walce o
niepodIvg'osG POLISH.
G%imuazyum rkohczyf W ~
tomierzu.
Duroslszy lat mezkicb, wstapif
DO 9 puiku %Gragonow ro.yl skich.
w roku 1852 zo~taf porucznikiem,
w sicdm lata rdzn;sj, d"s'uzywszy
sic stopnia podkapit"na, bAf po-
wolany DO Szkofy Sztabu w Peters
burgu. U~kohc1yt .ia W 1862 r"kr
jako ieaen najicpszych uczniow,
2 1ozleg1a wiedza wo.ishowa i 2
ranpa rotmistrza. Nominowany
kwatermi,trzem drugiej dywizyi
kwalcryj-kiej, wkrdtco potem o.
trzymat stopieh ma]ora i wysokle
stanowisko szefa sztabu dywizyj-
nego.
Byt wiec ma drodze zrobienia
najswietnjcjszej k"ryery W vol SIX"
moslliewskicm, zwfaszcza, ze wy
sza wladza poznata SIG ma lego
zdolnosciach, wysoho cenifa jego
nauke i ~prawosc charakteru.
GAy ~wybuchto powstanie 1868
T.. Heidenre;ch kruk ME wahat $40
W ~wyborzc, poszedl IA gfosvm
swietego obowiazku.
Nar6d wa]czyt o swoje prawa,
czyz vice dobry syn togo narodu
mont ~rozostaG w s}uzoie nieprzy-
jaciela? Byfby to Gym LAY wy zszoJ
niemoralnosci i zarazsm nlehono-
rowy. +.
Heidenrcich rodat sic do dymisyi
2 woiska moskicwSkiego, otrzym"f
ia, uda1 sic do W~arszawy i jake
wolny cziowic's cd wszelkich 20
bowiazan ctiarowai Rzadowi Ma
rodowemu swoje uslugi.
Rad N~arodowy n%ominowai so
pulkownikicm wrjska polskieso !
naczelnikiem wojennym wo.i ewodz-
twa Podlaskiego. Udat siG vice
ma P1dI"s;c.
20 rotyczkach, ktore stoc1yl
pod MinsLiem, pod Janowem i H.
lechowem, otrzyma} n"minacya Ma
Naczcinjka Wojcnnego dwo h wo-
icwo .ztw podi"ss lego j l4ubtiskie-
90. O'sazai sc bowlcm zdol"ym
organizatnicm.
We tr1y ,y@odmi@. d@;eli .jegc
rozrorzad%euicm njezmorGowa1,e.
gorliwosci, SLY zbr@in" W .jeS'
dwoch w"jcw6 Iztwach, pod@lcIo"t
ma loano cddzialy, Iic4yIy 500
2oinic,zy i wojna ~podja|dow', pro
wadz na h roanvm szczqscicn, ZOE.
gorza'a M donrn nA ca4ym "bsz"-
we pomiGdzy Vista Il Buglem.
pulkomniiz Kruk, ZcbrawSzA
k;lka oddzial5w pod swoj4 komen
da, stoczyf 4 sierpnia Ns53 +
biLwq pod Chlu,Ijna, w cztcry din
polcm Is sierpuia) ped Z~yzynem
Byl to MA. jswietnivjszy czsl
Ego w tel pod. jazdo%ej k"mpanii
Observation-Disclosures okazat siq W tr
bitwle p!zewidujacym i dzleinyi'
wo izcm. Moska!c wpadli W "a
sudzke i zostuli pubici. W rec
zas zwyciezcow dostafy sic znaczn
zapasy broni i amunicyi i kas
woj,kowa cwierc mll!ona rubI
Dwustu ,ichcow, wzietych d
niewoli, polski dow6dzca Oldest;
wspaniatomyblnie gencrafowl ChI1
szczew do Lubllna.
Rzymian;e bylby jehcow Wy
tcpili 60 do nog', to2 samo zrobl!
by n emcy, - PoIak atoll be-
bronny ch nie zabijn.
hIarzut sic mogic, &c ten III
6w %dowodzca powstahczy schwy
conego kozaka lub ~oiicera mos%iev
skiego ~rozstrzelaG kuzpl hub p,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-10

o'HN SoSSa'S ASlSNsSy
ktora jest %cErzestna matka mojej
Ludwisi j prawdziwie pc MAGIC
rzyhsku ia pokocha}a, .echce .ja
m;ed u siebie. Blioby to mole
najlerszem, ale ME wczesniej, al
kiedy Ludwisia skohczy swoje ma
uki sw"je ma pcnsyi u Niedziat.
!sowskiej i ida egzamin ma ma
uczycie!ke."
Ju& z tego .iednego tyczenia,
a&eby c6rka odebrafa polskie wy
chowanie z tel ufnosci do narodu
polskieso, ktoremu oddajo pod o.
pickle corke, kaidy poznA, jaki to
bji szlachetny i prawdziwie polski
charakter.
C6rkq pc jego smierci zabrala
do s'ebie PARMA Wiktorya Niedziat-
kowska, opiekunem jej zostai Fran
ciszek Zima, narod zas Eatychmiast
rozpoezaf skfndki ma posag i ma
wychowanie sieloty i jul pierwsze-
so dn;a dose znaczna zfozyf sumo.
P~owszenhny szacunek ola Ia
slug i charakteru generate Heiden.
reich-Kluka bjawit SIG takze W
sno-6b niedwuzn"czny ma jego po-
grzebie dnia ii kwietnia 1886 T..
Nomitet oby,cotelShi zaiaf sic
urzadzeniem 4aiobnego obrzedu,
kosAtem narodo wynn.
Ma czele rogrzebu sziy brac-
twa z choragwiami, dalej oddzial
stray agniowej o%chotniczcj pod
dow6dztwem p. Mucieja MaJcwskie.
go z kapcla Harmonic, ktora
graia rzewnc marszo kufobne.
DaIrj postcpowai diugi szereg de-
putacyi Cd roSnyeh towarzystw,
niusacych whence, zagony 90.
Dominlkanow i Bernardynow
liczny szereg duchowiehstwa swie-
ckiego. kondukt prowadzil AZ DO
lsoSciola Bernardynow ksiadz arcy-
biSkup ormahski I~sakowicz, po-
zniej lis. kunonik Mazurak.
Za rydwanem za1obnym po-
stcpowafa sierota Ludwisia gro
mic z;przyjaznionej rodzinv j tium
publicznosci. Obecnyeh ma pogrze-
bic naliczono dwudziescia kilka
tysiccy.
Gdy ma cmentarzu zdjeto
trumne z rydwanu j wzieli .ia IA
swe barki towarzysze broni, z"graf;
muzyka ,,Jeszcze Polska ME zgi-
neta?:'
Pochowano zwioki general;
kruka obok mogi1y generala Je-
ziorahskiego. Pomnik ma groben
ma bye wzniesiony 70 sktadek pu
b!icaoyi +.
Po rdspicwaniu choru &afobne
go i modlitw, przem6wili mad gro
BEN po kolei PIP. Kubicki i lb'ahski
Soinierzc z 1881 T..
Wymicniamy wichce Z napisa
mi, .i@kic delegaci k%orporacyjn
mcsii ma p~ogrzebje:
l Bohaterow; woinobci cd Pc
lex; Towarzystwo strzelecki
lwowskie gencraiuwi krukowi; ,
Rrmbajlo = towarzyszowi broni
A Sfuchaczc wetc:ynaryi genera
lowi Krukowi; 5 Pamreci zacneg
OLGA k~ole&unki Ludwisi (coriii &C
~nrraia); 6 nziclnemu chrome.
Ojczyzuy Stowarzy scenic reko
dzielnikow .,skaia.7
Przy choragwi ,,Skaiy" So
wszyscy do togo towarzystwa Ma
Icz#@y r2emirsinicy.
Z G~cueralowi pulskicmu MID
dzi,z szk6E brcdni"h. Obok tes
wiohca szto kiikusot studento'
glmnazyalaych.
s po!acy honwedzi +. ISL
9 |gcntraiowi kruko"i; 81 G'
| neralowi miodziez handIowa; 1(
! Ohrohcy Ojczyzny ~sluch"c1e poll
technihi; II Komitet obywatelsl
g~cneraiowi krukowi; III korp'
. racye rekodzielnikow lwowsilc
w"leczn,mu i wieIkiomu patryoci'
\ l3l Wcterani 2 1851 /. generator
krnkowi; IA Towarzyszc bro'
sNeu.u zencrulowi;
15] Ga stoM.rzyszenia rckc
n dzicluikow ,,GwiazA"'. Przy che
0 ragwi togo Tow"rzystwa szI
mno>lwo czcIadzi rzcmIcslniczc
1G] Generafowi krukowi mfc
: dzicl akudemicka; II Nicodzat'
Il wancmu przvlacielowi rodzina BE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-10
Dotknieta wScie-
klizna.

0 pokasanej przez wilka
wsciekfego wfosciance, ktdra
wracajac cd Pasteura we Who
c'awku umar}a, Medycyna ma
stepujqce ciekawe podaje szcze-
go}y:
w dniu "a z. m. W szpitalu
sw. Antoniego W. Wfocfawku
zmarfa z wscieklizny w]oscian-
ka z Cesarstwa rosyjskiego
(gub. WlodzimierskieD, wraca-
jaca 2 Paryaa pc odbyciu ku-
racyi u Pasteura. Byla ona
jednq z s osob pokasanych d..
25 marca rb. p:zez wsclelsle-
90 wilka, ktorc kosztem zlem.
silva, pod opiekq dra Wisznie-
wskiego, wyslanemi byly do
Pasteur'a, Pokqsani przybyli
do Paryaa ma II dzieh Pc wy
padku i w ciagu nastepnych
2 tygodni mieli sobie zrobio-
nych pc 80 zastrzykniqc pre-
paratu colaz s~wiezszego po-
chodzenia, kolczac ma dwu-
dniowym, poczem zostali wy
prawieni do domu. Juz w
trakcie kuracyi ulegf wsciekli-
znie jeden chory w Paryau i
TAME zmurf. Nasza %pacyentka,
bedqc w podro2y w d. % z.
M, a ma 20 dzien pc pokqsa.
niu posmutniaia. Zacze1a do
znawaG zapierania oddechu i
kurczu W gardle, mic tego dnia
ME jadfa ami ME pila, co skfo-
milo towarzyszqcego cafej par.
tyi lekarza do pozostawienla
jej w szpitalu Wtoc1awskim,
dokqd przybyia d. % I'm. o
godz. 5 pc poludniu.
W chwili przybycia by}a
spokojLa, miafa jednak wzrok
bystry, twarz nieco Z%aczerwie'
MONA i cokolwiek podwyzszo,
ma temperature ciepfa. PROXY
polkniecia ]yzki herbaty wy
wolafy ustawiczne kurcze mic
sni gardzielowych, tax re cho'
ra mimo wldocznej checi pol
kniecla, wszystko prawie ruz
lala, a 1yzke &c wstretem cd
rzucila cd siebie. Odtad dc
samei smierci odmawia1a PREY
jecia napoju. Noe z % ma 2;
: przepedzila bezsennie dreczo
ma tamowaniem oddechu
kurczami miesHi gardzieli
przyczem slina wycieka]a je
Z ust, a pc cZesci wypluwal'
) ia dokofa siebie. kolo po}u
dnia zacze1a bye n~iespokojna
twarz przybrala odcieh sina.
j, wy, schodzi]a 2 ]ozha ma zie
mic i napowrot, rozcbrala 81
+. 20 maya, doznawala drgaweI
: .jakby ch~oreicznych " calyc
grupach miesni lulcwia i kol
Y czvn. Wieczorem juz ME hyl
. w mOznoscl utrzNmac SIC II
' nogach, tylko wioczy}a sic II
: kIeczkach 20 pokoju, pl'}a II
: wszystkie strony, krztusiIa 81.
ustawicznie i wymiotowal
plyn ciemny, do fusow kaw
: podobny.
a Cd II godziny w nocy ju
j; lezala bezwladnie M lG2ku
i ciqglych kurczach, kolo 4-'
NJ rano uspokoila sic, ulozyl
sic W znak, przykry1a staral
mic kozuchem i W tel pozy
cyl 0 SCI rano d. II I'm, ?
j; 3G godzlnnem pobycie w SIP
; tulu, umarla.
:. Przez caly cZas trwania CHI
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

4 brilliant marriage and reception
took place at Stanton. Va. last
night. Dir. >. Thomas Mccullough, .
member OF the Annapolis bar. and
Miss Nellie. daughter Of Major Jed
Holchkiss. were married 81 the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church At $50 p.
NJ. Rev. II. II. Hawes. d. D., Of
iciatIng. The attendants we're ar.
Allan Mccullough. with Miss May
Sterrets; Mr.. II. M. Bell. Jr., with
Mics Kate Haynes; Mr. Charlie Cat
tell, with Miss Mamie EIlyson, OF
Richmond; Mr.. Guy Cochran, with
Miss Fannie Wilde, Of Shenandoah;
Prof. d. O. Humphrey, Of Washing
ton and Lee University, with Miss
Matte Brown. of this city. The four
last named gentlemen also acted as
ushers. The church was filed with
the friends Of The couple, aud the
ceremony beautifully rendered. The
reception was at "The Oako," the
residence Of the brides father, COM
mencing at Q o'clock. The mansion
and lawn were brightly illuminated,
and the tables of the marriage feast
spread beneath conopy. The dis
play Of flowers was charming, and the
scene as the large company extended
congratulations to the welded ones
amid festivities and mirtb, was highly
enjoyed by ALL The presents occupied
large space, and 10 numbers. taste
aad richness are treasures indeed.
The Stonewall Brigade Band was
present, which is to say that the
charms Of music gave their interest
to the scene. Mr.. and Mrs. McCul-
Tough left on the midnight train for
the White Sulphur Springs, where
they will remain few days. Thence
they will go to Baltimore and take
an extensive northern tour There
were many guests froma distance
among them. DR.. King, Of Shenan.
doab; Hon. j. T. Ellyson aud lady,
OF Richmond, and Mr.. Harwood In.
glehart, Of this city. The CAPITAL
congratulates the happy bride and
groom, and wishes them a long life
Of joy and happiness
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

It is stated in Washington that
Captain Richard L. Meade, or Com
modore Bancroft Gherardi. viii be
appointed to succeed Capt. Francis
M. Ramsay as superintendent Of The
Naval Academy. It is thought, how.
ever, that Captain Meade will be the
choice. Capt. Ramsay will get the
command ofthe new steel cruiser Bos.
ton. Capt. Meade is the officer who
was sent with the Dolphin hurricane
hunting. Capt. Ramsay has made
an exemplary Superintendent, and
many will regret bis severance with
the Academy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01
Application for Troops i Pass.


Application has been made to The
States of Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Delaware TO give permission for
the Fifth Regiment to pass through
those States on It's way 10 ADD from
their encampment at Atlantic City
between July l4th and 24th. The
Capital City Guards, Capt Thos. s.
Kelly, Of Washington. have been
granted permission to pass through
the State with arms aud accrutre-
ments on their way to Bruce's Island,
near Harper's Ferry, July 5th. 1t.
Col Harry Al. Barry. commander oil
Baltimore Light Infantry battalion
has nominated Dr. ID. f. Pennington
70 be paymaster and VIM. B. Finney
ordnance officer, and they have been
so appointed. The battalion goes in
to camp at COLCHESTER July Slst for
four days. Co. K. LIST regiment In
fantry, Capt. Geo. T. Robinson, pro-
poses to 60 into camp at Bay Ridge
for one week, commencing August
End.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01
The WaV % 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 t1enpest especially in
regard to Drugs and Chemicals. We
take extraordinary pains 70 secure the
pnreAt and most reliable on the market.
We do not advertise TO undersell any
one, but guarantee every body who il
pleased to patronize Us an honest equivo-
lent for what is charged them, Our
Store is as complete both In stock aud
working appliances as any first class
Pharmacy in the largest cities.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

4 1Inoke6 Tramp presented him
sell - che eaf plank y lke steamer
"penizy Yesterday afternoon desiring
passage 10 Baltimore. which. how
ever. rs dknisd hina. Ln<ensad ~
such treatment It the hands q The
sicamboai tompany h. wended bis
way up Prince George street. and
dropped" into the house ol Dir. w.
II Burtis and made way with some
articles 81 clothing and spy-glass.--
The noise was heard By members Of
the family who were il the upper
part OF tbe house. who hurried 70 the
spot il time to see the nan boiling
out with his spells The articles
we're recovered, and tho man vas
arrested BY Constable A ] Stinch-
c0mb, and carried before Justice Gas
saway. who committed bin 70 jail
for . hearing.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01
60 SEE Flood & Co, to buy cheal
Lumber, Bricks, &c.


There was sent to the CAPITAL
Office this morning . most singular
freak Of nature il the way of hard
crab with q perfectly seHste claw,
while the rest Of its body retained its
natural color. This singular lnsns
nature, was caught il the waters Of
Spa creek by Mr.. Edward Brown.
The white claw 10 as frm and hard
as any part Of the body Mr.. Brown
says it Is the first instance Of the
kind IN bis experience Is waterman.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

The last will and testament Of Mrs.
Ann Maria Dadds, wife Of Wm.
Dadds, ST., Of this city was fled in
the Orphans Court to-day. She
leaves oil her property. real and per-
sonaI, consisting Of house and LOT
on Conduit street, to her daughter,
Mrs. Henrietta Dadds, wife Of VIM.
Dadds, u.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01
| CITY
DRUG STORE
l6S Main do Francis 81
Public sehoOl DlssrIbu.ion.

The Comptroller to-day made the
distribution of the free school funds
and dividents to the several counties
and the city Of Baltimore, payable On
and after 18th inst. Anne Arundel
receives as her portion 81, CSC. g.
The total distribution for the State
amounts to $52.84e.S6.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01
4th Of July on the .. q o.

In order to allow its patrons to
visit relatives and friends along the
line of its railroad, the B. 4 q. will
sell excursion tickets between all
principal stations on its Main Line
and Branches east Of the Ohio river,
including Baltimore and Washing
ton, good going July ga, and 9Th,
and to retrun until the 9Th inclusive,
at greatly reduced rates.
BY this arrangement the National
Holiday may be spent in visiting
friends or In making up pleasant ex-
cursions TO the various points Of In
terest located on this Company 8
line.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

The time for the distribution OF the
public laws passed By The Legisla-
ture, is usually the 1st Of June. The
public printer Is required to have
them printed by that time. For some
reason they have 20 been delivered
and the State Librarian gives notice
to satisfy many inquiries lhat be has
not received them.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

Lieut.. and Mrs. Mitchell left yes
terday for Northern trip.
Mrs. A. A. McAllister, wife OF
Chaplain McAlIister, Naval Academy
left for the summer months to-day.
Mrs Lieut.. Barry is visiting friends
North.
Mr.Saml. Garner. from Bloomington
University, Ind, Ii home on bis vaca.
tIon.
Mrs. Burton Randall and daughter,
Miss Maggie, left to-day for the Blue
Ridge Mountains.
Mr.. Dan. Randall, Of Johns Hop
kins University. who is home on bis
vacation paid THE CApITAL Office a
visit yesterday.
Mrs. Jas. f. Abbott. OF Baltimore,
has returned from her visit to rela-
livee here.
Lieut.. aud Mrs. Jasper left the
Naval Academy to-day for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. Allan Mccullough, brother.
and Miss Matte Brown, niece, re-
turned from the wedding OF s. Thos.
Mccullough ct Stanton. VI. to-day.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01
state Matters.

Nearly all the 8 per ct. loan has
been exchanged. The last day OF ex-
change is Saturday. The Governor
will be here on Saturday. on business
connected with the De KaIb statue
and site.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

Mr. William 3. Morgan, while en-
gagged yesterday afternoon Ia timing
. roof on Prince George street, receiv.
ed severe cut between the thumb
and index fnger Of the right hand.
from the sharp edge Of the tin which
be was handling from which The blood
fl9wed pFofuselY The wound was
dressed BY ]. w. Hodges 1t the City
Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

In order to have the Bay Ridge
road completed by Friday. as contem-
plated, the workmen have been en-
ployed during the nights Of this
week The bridge across "Cat Hole''
is completed and rails will be laid
across to-day, and trains are expect
ed TO be on the road tomorrow or
Saturday.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01
OPPOSITE THE CITY HOTEL, ANNAPOLIS,
PHYSICIANS Prescriptions.

We. have taken extra care % throw
every safeguard possible about our Pre-
scription Department. We employ only
competent help. Our stock embraces
everything usually sold in . flrstclnsa
Drug Store. We mention Drugs and
hemicals both foreign and domestic,
Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. 6p0nRes,
Chamois Skins, Surgical Appli nces. ae
Breast Pumps, Family Syringes, Trusses,
Pessaries Catheters, Nipple Shields, and
all the popular Patent Medicines. WIZ
order anything we may not have 10
stock.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

The pump corner East and Prince
George streets. that was recently or
dered b. Che city authoFities to Be-
cleaned AID repaired has been remov-
Cd end tie well thoroughly eIeansed.
Mf. n Glow 10 experimenting tbe
work The new pump will I'll Z
long felt need Ia that locality.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

Sudden Death EIiuIUn Academy Pie
nlc-Rekurn 81 : Fo1meE Pastor
IN Of july &C.
JAcoBsv5LLs. Jane 30sb. 1856 -
Mr.. John y Hue died very suddenly
n hls store u this pIace % Sunday
morning about l o'clock, ID BIZ nth
year. About A. NJ. he called Mr.
j. i. Davis. and requested that his
breakfast be sent him, which Was
brought shortly afterwards By bis
grand son. About an hour later he
called Mr. Davis, and requested him
70 send for bis daughter. Mrs. Craine.
wife Of DR.. Geo. II. CRANE. only =
short distance from the store When
Mrs. CRANE reached the store, she
found her father 10 q weak and pros
trate condition, aud did everything
possible to restore him, but without
avail. when be expired about II a
~, apparently from exhaustion. sup
erinduced BY old age. He was buried
from Magothy NJ. e. Church, on
Monday afternoon, Rev. VIM. Me-
Hammock officiating 81 the funeral.
The scholars of CLIFTON Academy,
Miss Mollie McCanlIey, principal,
were treated On Tuesday to picnic
and excursion At Rockaway Beach. !"
beautiful grove on Rock Greek -
The school took the steamer &c w.
Johnson" at the county wharf near
hereat o'clock and were soon convey
edto the grove where most delightful
day was spent They returned about
s o'clock 10 the evening gret pleas
ed with their days enj9ymek
The Rev. Julius Soper, former pas
tor Of Magolhy M. r. Church. will
pay this section . visit on next Sab
bath and preach ia the morning at
Magothy M. Z. Church and in the
afternoon at Mt. Carmile.
The 4th will be celebrated il this
section by general cessation Of work,
and picnics on the water front will
be the order Of the day.
Large shipments Of vegetables are
made from here daily to the Balti-
more markets. j.
SOMETHING THAT MAS NEVER
known In Annapolis before. Over 5000
BEETLES Of Wickham's Ginger Ale. sod
in 3 weeks. Only cents per glass;
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

Treasurer Bannon Is sending out
notices to taxpayers Of Anne Arun-
del to come forward and pay their
taxes for 1886. The city clerk IL
making up the assessment list Of An
napolis preparatory to the conneil
making the annual levy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01
Mt. Mhchell's Loss.

frank Mitchell. whose pound
&C., we're destroyed By the
ag Ofthe oyster house owned
s' ' J. Murphy, Horn Point,
soaay night, estimates bis loss
news 3 pouad nets, 81. goo; /
aes' land knit. $l4.2l; large
ae. 1895: ! seine net. sg2; /
seine net, $50, / small seine
sses used, se6; = lot of coil rope.
nasss, &c. Total loss about
90 which there was 40 h.
NJ Mitchell ia Que Of tbe
$50 dealers Ia this section.
g makes Annapolis his head
!. he Is engaged il fisheries IA
= waters 10 other parts Of the
ar Mitchell his been vsrv
s saa'si about . year ago be lost
.sole nets BY having them
sssy ey the steamboat On
e'ght three men we're seen
g. aen the direction Of the Gre
y = marine guard Il 1hs
,. s.asny bat 40 cline, So Iar
SsaolaFy, can be obsains
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

THE GREAT MALARIA and FRYER and
AoUK REMEDY. Reliable. safe and eff
cient. Price 80 cents per bottle. Fol
sale by all Druggists.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

sand.v tralns viii leave Annapolis q
"a A. NJ. and 40 =. NJ.
through Coaches are run beiw en- BAL
more and Annapolis on all the above
1 Through freight TO and from Baltimore
.,rv dsy. Local freight Tuesday and
'ndsy at 900 q. m.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

"a. naper Il circulated and read ~
- s.epIe IA Annapolis, thnm amy
~, paper Published here. and - the
Z, n,sdlum for advertising.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01
Equity Court.

Judges Miller, Jones and Smith
heard today the cases Of Rappanier
and Bannon and Cuttings and Sell
man.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

Landrekh's reliable Garden Seed for
sale at the City Drug Store In quantities
10 suit, st catalogue prices. Nv Hod-
gas y c.