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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-11-17

II will soon be time for thinking
up The New Years resolutions again.
Indications of approaching boil
days are already making their appear.
snce
A rolling stone gathers no moss,
but rolling pin will gather consid-
cradle hair.
Don't neglect to see that your side
walks are 10 good order before win
ter Gets in.
In the whole world there are 29l,-
522 miles Of railroad; in the United
States l24,ll0.
Weather pr phets say winter will
set Ia 10 earnest about the beginning
of next month.
The dor Of camphor arises from
the overcoats of both masculine add
feminine persons.
sleigbs are cheap, and it is said
there will be plenty Of snow this win
ter.
Gall on Us If you want good JOB
printing done at the lowest living
rates.
There are lots Of farmers who
have not yeiIfnished their corn husk-
Ing.
Another rain and big blow would
entirely strip the trees OF leaves.
Hog cholera has caused the death
OF macy swine aud much loss to the
farmers.
If there Is anyone who should be
trapped 10 slumber" it is the man
who snores.
The evenings are getting decided
y lengthy. Good books and news
papers are now 10 order
FOB PRINTING neatly and
~ cheaply done at this Office.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-11-17
Her Majesty S faVOTiteCOsmetic G|yceIlT

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Gssn Gn'
The MoDKr FAST LIME EAST
DoUnIR TRkckI JASNEYi


Leave Gmnm&om HfntlAn
For Annapolis, TO q. nj, Il
m. and 40 p. M. On Sunday
m. and 5.O0.p. m.
For Way Stations betweeu d
and Washington, $40, $500 Q.
1915, 500, $50, 100 b. M.
day, $50. 9.05 q. M, $50, 500
100 p. m.
Trains leave Wasi ngton ioS "a
as follows:
5 a. M, $50 a. M, $40 a. M.
M, $50 q. M, 1907 a. m, aud ~ Y
M. 1.25 p. m, S.15 p. M, $50 r.
Asa p. m, 4.40 p. M, $40 p, m, .. 4k
M, 700 D. m, S.95 p. M, and l1.0s
NJ. On Sunday only 100 p. n.
From Annapolis, S.l8, a. uq., and !
$50 p. M. On Sunday, 1000 ). nj.
and $40 p. m.
Baggage called for and e1sc
hotels and residences or orders
ticket office, 152 West Baltimore
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II will soon be time for thinking
up The New Years resolutions again.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-11-17
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PERSONAL.

The Queens Hohenohe villa at Baden-Badsn hos long
been standing empty for want of tenant willing to pay
the big rental asked
Senator Mitchell, OF Pennsylvania is confined TO MS
pleasant home ut West JrO. lame with rheumatism anu
al most entirely deprived OF the use OF his eyes
Mr. Labouchere says there truth in the story that
the late Empress OF Russia left Prince Alexander OF
Batenbure Qaely OF Buearia sl,250.o0o which never
presents during her lifetime, but that was all
Ii Peh Hing, nephew and adopted son of Ii Hung
Chang. has to ENGLAND as secretary OF the Cnnese
LEGATION flo is an Intelligent Tartar, about thirty
years old, and speaks English niently.
Mrs Harriet Bsecher stowe. at Hartford. regularly
attends tue chnrcn OF which her son Ia pastor.
NJ Henri des Foux relates that in May, 1884, the
Comte de Paris sal that did desire exile; 1t would
90 him no gool 4 SHALL" he said. " do nothing TO
provoke decree OF erpulson; anl nothing 10 avert IT,
Professor and Mrs Edward A. Park at AndoSe or, still
live which they went month AFTER tnelr
marriage. nifty years ago.
The Hon. Daniel Dousherty will sail for this country
in a few days. aud will make his home in New York
during tue coming winter
The OF Won Huesen, the Intendant OF tho Royal
theatres OF Prussia recalls incident In his admins
tration OF the Court Opera at Berlin, when mas Deen
much talked about among German musicians. About
two years Rubinsten went to Berlin on invitation
OF Won Huelsen to superintend the production and
direct the first representation OF his opera " Nero
As the custom he arrived IN time for the hnal re-
hearsal and getting along hmously until ne ais
covered that the performers several pages ahead
OF hun. lie raped for sence and inquired the cause
An extensive cut made here IN the scOre,'
expianeI the OF the volins "rhere Will be no
cuts the opera" observed binstsln quietly, ana
be an agan at tue D-ginDinK OF the scene. Ihe mu
siciaus hal got well into the e1ci-ed music when
he o Won II Iel5rn heard from one OF the
boxes: Excuse ne. Mr. RubInst-in. have ordered
cut he made At THIS lace. But composed no cuts
In Nero Mr. anti, replied the Composer CURLY,
ana Laid down his patton ana lott the inca
ire. "Nero" produced in Berlin with cuts' Dut
without Rubinstein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05

cost of the city government is greater now
than ever before, and that the tax rate Is
higher than it was two years ago, vet 1t Is oftcn
darkest before the dawn. New-iork has had
Democratic Mayors Of every variety and yet
the tax lcvics grow heavier and more burden
some. Instead of the city being adorned with
the splendors of architecture and art, public
works befttng a great metropolis, it has an
enormous debt with practically nothing to show
for it. The wharvcs and piers are disgraceiul /;
the streets arc poorly paved the sewers in
great measure imperfect and in bad order {;
the public buildings shabby and inadequate.
The public debt represents vast aggregate
of moneys wasted. cmbezzled or misapplied
Scandals are constantly cropping out, and the
yearly expenses are greater in proportion to
the size of the city than those of any other
city in the world.
1t is time for change This year the Re
pubcans propose to present candidate who
will begin this important reform. To aid in
bringing this about every voter who can do
so should register to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
MISS WARD IN FORGET ME- NOT.

production of Forget Me Not" was
effected az the star Theatre last night and Miss Gene
vieve ard appeared In her famous and excellent
embodiment OF SieDhGiic the titled adventures. Mr..
Vernon appeared ~ Sir Horace Wetby ami 1t Is not an
ex,ggeraon to say that the part acted here for
the first time hr. Yernons Improvisation 10 not only
type OF genuine British aristocracy OF man
nsr: his fine brseiiug and HIS prohcient art as
comedian would that result beyond question; IL
possesses Also quality Of retrospecton, the
omethng that goes with experience the singular union
of r,pose power implied knowledge OF the world, and
eforess mental adeql and dextorty when app'r-
tam only to strong character developed by feeling,
sudering and ssfconquesL The inexorable nature OF
fat. crystalzed into social convention, was entirely
svmbolIz, ID iu this performance. Miss Wards fervd
nower and icy derived additional elect from
rho conjunction Of her dramatic art with that
f an antagonist 40 entirely worthy The duel OF words
o-f ween these conbatants WAS therefore unconmonly
brian aud that terrific outDurst IN which Stephaa'e
srr,i.fn. with more natural venemence than practical
ng the Injustice OF social Judgment upon the Ems or
wneu AS upared with those Of men, had more imam
common justification. =, ., -, A.. ,...,,.,.. -,
Mis- " ,rs acting 1t, however are not now 10 Do
rah.ursed. Every pay-gOer knows theIn Ih0se VINO
zee I'M, preseut royva OF FORGET Me Not viii enJOy
an uncommony brilliant performance, The attendance
az ,Snt WAS Ian se and the public pleasure found
nm.i,c expresson Miss Ward Will repeat Mr.. Mervae's
v gnout the week, except Tor her resumption OF
T5e een's Favorte" at the Professional matinee on
Thnr law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
Nmnscments.

AMERICAN INsTIrurE-Industria Exhibition
BLOT OPERs Houss-s-Lttle JACK sheppard.
lssr~O-a--The Cemmodore
observation-disclosures
DAYS lukAlRr-s-Aiter Business Hours
FpvN NusEH-Waxworks
C,RASp OPERA HoUsr-S-Tony Pastor.
HARpieAS's PARK THEATRE-s-l Investigation.
IvCrrv THE ATRF-~-fhe Main Line.
MAn,so> SQUARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by the Enemy.
MAplsoN-AyF. AND 5oTR-sT-3a a. III. to IL II u-~oii'-
= mac and Monitor Naval Battle
EIPI sGaRDES-S-rheodora
Poro GRorNDs-Basehall
PooIFs THFA rRE-s-Ihe irish Mnste. m.
RTANpARp TuEArRn--s-A Wall Street Bandit
S1Ap manufactured Me Not
ITALIA rHEArRb-S-'yp~V bTon
THEATRE CONIouE-S-Nnn
WAIIAc3's-s--IosephinrS sold BY her sisters 49,,
sTp-hvr AND 55TH-sT.-9 a. M 10 II u m--lhc No"
Cvclorems ~ the Battles or Nickebure
F1u IypNuF rlrArRE-s-A Wite's PERIL
iaTy-sT IUFATRF-s-Eilzsbeth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
MRs LANGTRY IN A WIFE'S PERIL.

Mrs. Langtry made her re-entrance on the
Amercan stage uigbt At the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
npe.ring a. Lady OrDiOnd IN the comedy OF A Nifes
per ad pied from French piece Nos Intimes, By
Mr. B. C. stevenson and Mr. Clement scott, aud she was
received with Lively interest and favor by numerous
audience. Mrs Langtrys engagement Is under the di-
recuon OF Mr. + q. Gilmore Of Niblo's Garden and her
compauy includes that versatile and delightful actor
Mr. Frederick r. Everi.l; the accomplished comedian
Mr. Charles Coghlan. and other popular players. "A
Wif-s Peri" need present description. II has
long been known the loos stage under name or
another, and 1t has always been liked here since
it, frat presen taon, years ago, at Waacks Theatre
This play illustrates the Lsnoery OF much OF the sen
tInsnt which passes for friendship. and It especially
shows tho danger OF playing with an Illicit amorous
attachment.
Tho character OF Lazy Ormonf suits entirely we'll
with tho vvaoious temperament, tho pretty aud pleas
ing ways the ne presence, and the costly prodgality
Of taste In aud surrounding which are char
soorsIio OF Mrs LAngtry She played this part exceed
ipgiy well whom here before She plays II still
better now-havng succeeded, In tho strong scene OF
the slraagen, roigbtng tho emergency withia more
sincere and therefore moro powerfni Intensity Oh ono
ton Tho woman II clearly shown as ngh.ing against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
TILE STAIk CANPAIGN.

Tn re,erence TO the Assembly nomination n tho hcst
Cattarsgus District The BnGo Express has the fc':2w
ing: There are but two candidates mentioned, W. H.
Nonrse an able lawyer OF clean. and III. Cheney Mr.
Kruse (the present member will not make canvass,
II has been announced several times Two towns nave
however chosen delegates who will vote for him on the
opening OF the and there fourteen towns
in the Assembly District and ut present seven towns
ami one strict Ashford have chosen delegates who
are anti ruse The have not elected dele
gates rhe Olean delegation will be IN favor Of Mt:
Nourse II Il prcted Republicans that section feei
that II Krase wished be he should have
stated that fact and made canvass, In which case ne
would have been assisted by bis fiends"
Notwithstanding mis- letter OF declnation written In
Europe a determined effort will be made to induce
Andrew d. White to accept the Republican nomination
for Congress IN the XXvlIIth District He sails Tor
home next week.
Az the convention Of che Republicans OF the rrrd St
Lawrence Assembly District the Stockholm delegates
acting under instructions of their caucus. offered q
resolution Instructng the candidate placed In Doinna
tion by tho convention tn support the candidacy OF
Warner Miller for the United states Senate Inc
resolution was laid on the table.
Newton W. Nutting, the Republican candidate for
Congress- the XXVllth DISTRICT was heuoor Vi 'ne
XLVlIIth Congress.
The jamestown journal pays high tribute TO "iilan
G.. Laidaw, whom the Republicans OF the AAAiNtn
District running for Congress IL says Mr. La d.
law OF brilliant ability and undouoted honesy.
He Is lawyer extensive experience and easily the
equal OF any OF the OF Cataraugus County For
years he the District Attorney OF that county,
and or the office with ndelity ana
He IL man or positive cOnVctlohs,
and ia wholly sound upon ali tue doctrines OF ths HepuO
lean parry His canvass was clean Ia every ItrcuSr'
and success was not attdlueu Ny tho uso VI any w
jectiOnaDe methods"
dispatch TO The Albany Journal shows how zealooFy
Governor Hill Is pursuing his still hunt for Demoo'a'io
A,semblyman. Judge Rlce OF Ontario County. sc tue
dispatch states urged on account OF his popularity
(having received Democratic majority 10 Republican
district usually loo strong to sacrifice his Judicial
position, long unexplred ERIN aud assured com.
pru,ation to hazard a candidate Tor Mem
Der OF Assembly Ia interest OF "Wnliney ana Hial
The World mas asserted that Mr.. Peckham was to -
regarded as the Administration candidate. But tho
Buffalo Courier characerizes ali such assertions as
nitery falsr." Harmony In the Democratic party Is
becoming pretty dense.
AT the Republican Congressional Convention for the
XXXIVth District a reference to Mr. Blaine as the
partys candidate 1883 was checrod and che-rei,
The DuHkrk ObSercer repo until no delegate cou'u
cheer longer"
II the Republicans OF Niagara do their best 1.-THE county
can be handsomely returned to ner Republican moor
ngs so The Locpo Journal reports, and 1t ought 10
know
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
THE IMPORTANCE Of REGISTERING.

THE IMPORTAhCE IF REGISIERING.
The coming election for city officers VIII
afford an excellent opportunity TO redeem inc
civ from misrule The contest will not DC
overshadowed by more important STATE OF
National officers TO he elected at the same umc
If the Republicans nominate cleaner ana
better candidate for Mayor than is offered by
any other party. every citizen can vote Tor HIM
without feeling that party interests are Icing
sacrificed. 1t will bc many years. under present
laws. before another Mayoralty contest will
take place with like freedom from State and
National complications. But no person can
vote unless he is registered. Every voter who
registers to-day will then he ready 10 take part
in this most important contest.
The men who sell their votes. or who are
influenced by unworthy motives, need no urg-
ing. they always register. 1t Is tho citizen
who has the most at stake who is apt TO neglect
this duty Many say that it is Of no use.
The, have been fooled time and again by So
called reformers. and in tho face of the OK
posure Of the corruption and extravaganza
which prevail in the municipal departments
they SEQ no improvement and become dis
couraged But this Is most mistaken view
10 take. While 1t Is true that the per capita
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
SYMPHONIC CONCERTS.

Messrs Chckering * Sous announce that
six evening ana three afternoon VIII 10 given
during tie coming season under direction Of Mr. +.
Van der Stucken, at Chickenng Hall TIE programmes
Of the evening OF symphonic conccrts will coptain a
selection OF important works by classical and modern
composers. The compositions whisb Will be produced
at the afternoon concers symphonic matlneos, they
SAY have with view to anOrdiug youthful
dvttauu an opportunity to cultivate their musical
tas,e The orchestra VIII humber nty of the best
available alists and the setvIc"s OF several
solo artists been secured. Inc mem
hers Of Van Tor stnckens CnOTai Society VIII lend
Their assistance at three OF the evening cO1Certs on
which 90 asiOns works fOI sU chorus and orchestra
Will bs prolucsd; among these Hector BerliOZs Iro
ians IN Carthage" and Peter BenOlrs Chlldrens Ora
toro which will be performed for the FIRST time In tho
Unlted states. The first symphonic concert viii be
gwen on Thursday, November H. aud tue first matinee
on Friday, November 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE 1886 TEN PAGES

herself even than against the sssailant OF ner
honor who has but too srtfully captured
her fancy II not her heart Whether this be an
edfying spectacle depend on the eyes with when
IL IL seeu Mrs Langtry has again shown that sue -
not novice in the Of acting but one OF the most ex
pert ingenious and pleasing comedy actresses OF ner
time I'm this column her talents we're long ago recog-
nZel AMI defined IL Ia not needful 20 defer Tor quar-
ter OF n century the recognition That merit mas Justly
earned Tho public gain In tho progress OF TINS youn.
arfress is an In its resources OF fesh ana
cheerful interest dervab" from dramatic tepresohta
uOns winch not wlthered WIN bntlquiV anu
blIghed with venerable dulness Mrs Langtry was 70
the bondor or LAIN OrDond and Mr. COvhlan shared IN
the public call Mr. Cognans acting has lost no tohch
of it elegant noucnannee and spontaneous grace anu
U seened 10 have acquired additional vitality ana Zest
Mr. Ever II thoroughly charming cmDoIen h "a
the kindly cync the young people from snoi'
infatnaIinn and a nainfnl ami hanger0ls dIlemmG