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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
Combinations.

WAsmN0ToN, March 3.--lhc senate
to-day made the following conGrmationsi
Geo. il. Paul, postmaster at Milwaukee,
II. G. linton, register OF the land Office at
Harrison, Ark; John IIse, surycyor-gen-
cral Of Arizonai Thos y. Coon, post
master at Kiiboulne City, wis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
rhe Fltr Inlnn rorlcr nllI.

WASHINGTON March The Fltz John
Porter bill win be reported back 10 the
senate AZ soon M tho mairs M and minor.
Ivy reports can be reported, Senators
Cameron and Sewell voted with the Dem
ocratlc members Of the military commit.
bee IN the majority report ~ favor OF the
house bill The division was to 4,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

WASHINGTON, March s--ln tho United
States court to-day Assistant Attorney.
Gen. MARY appeared for The government
Judge Shellabarger made the closing ar.
gumcnt for Macklu and Gallagher, The
decision In the case Is not expected foi
some weeks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
AFFAIRS OF STATE.
----r..4-4+-.
tustisi BaIto Investigate the Efficacy
Of Preventing yellow Fever
by incubation.
Brig,.6en. Terry Nominated TO sue.
ceed the Late Maj..Gen.
Hancock.
Tho NAsa, ana Military Appropria ton
nnls - Reported 10 The House
Combinations.
rsaas Patent,

special 10 The Gazette.
WASHINGTON, March 8. Texas patents
issued; Walter S. Bryan, Kosse, bind
ing press; Joseph X. Bywatef and j. q,
Burke, Paris, car-seal recorder, Aston
j. Forbes, asslgnor OF one-halt 10 "
Henderson, Campbell, railway nut
wreuchi Stephen II. French and w. J
Maltbl, Baird, wheel hubs; James &.
Poteot, WORKMAN, harycstmg-sack re.
porter; George NJ, Vetato, MINIS, car
coupling
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

STRAIN launches and three Honduras fags
The captain had authority 70 draw on the
agents ~ the vessel for money, but Il Is
evident that Dclgardo paid the bills
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

AINAnADo, Tax March u The
knights OF Labor employed 10 the round
house, yard, and freight departments OF
tho Missouri Pacific railrond, ceased
work yesterday evening Ivy order e the
executive committee OF the District MS
causes leading to tho present trouble, no
one except memhera % the order seem
70 know. No freight trains are arriving
or departing Agent Anderson and
freight train out to-day but the knights
promptly seized, killed aud returned
thing is now quiet and orderly around
the yard
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

honest and deserving men a chanee N
earn their livelihood
Work II going on In this CITY Al usoai
and II IN 70 be hoped will continue
There Is some disqualification nnone
The engineers ON tho Houston re~as
Centrnl road, and a grievance cosn,uIttee.
went TO Houston 10 SEQ what cn ,,l,, ' N.
done, what IL the matter Is no, known
Ivy outsiders
AZ noNnAM,
special TO the Garoue.
BOWMAN, TEX, March n 49, a IA f.nos,...,
that the Knights OF Labor have reeelx6d
orders 10 stop work here, hng ~ thie hon,
nothing can Dc ascertalncd Tor eertaln.
aud no work has been stopped yet
AZ wrArnrnponD.
special TO tho Gazette.
WeAtnIRrogD, fEX,, March X rho
strike which Is existing ut Fort Worth
aud other points on tho line Of the Toxas
4 Pacific railway seems TO ho a sugnrlee
to the railroad men and knights Of Labor
at this place.
TnE GNxErrr correspondent SAW Mr..
w. y. Narnohan, roadmastcr Of ihia III.
vision on the Texan Pacific road, tllls
evening aud learned that all az The road
men aud freight men ON his division wore
at work and have not expressed any dls
satisfaction nor any intention oI l6lniur
the strike.
several OF the leading mumhcrs Of the
knights OF Labor were lntorvIWcd ana
snld that they hadnotrocelycd any ortlets
TO join the strike, and knew nothing 81 /.
except what they saw III tho newspaper
N MAY COME AZ ANY MoMKSg
spooiel TO the Gazette,
SEnMlA, Mo, March a.-~Thn railway
strike IN Texas and the probability Of tx
extending throughout tho West was Inc
principal thomr Of discussion hereford
Mr.. William Ncddor, chairman q tho
state grievance committee d the Brother,
hood " Locomotive Engineers, was seen
Tonight 10y 4 representative OF TnF "a.
NrrF, and stated that Il would not snf,
prise him " the Missouri l'acIncemployes
here were ordered out any tnlHute. NJ
| Ncddor Is a very conservative gentleman
aud returned from Sc Louis this nftef.
noon, whore he wRs called on business.
Mr.. Hugh Fitzgerald OF the Dnlun of
this city, which paper IL the or.
gan OF the knights OK Labor 81
The Gould southwestern system, sataih
strike ~ Marshall was not 1rdo,cd hy
anyone Ia Sedaiia, nor Is there anyone
connected with the tuightaoi Labor here
who Is authorized 60 Issue any such
order. So far ~ he knows 10 strike ls
contemplated on the Missouri Pacific nor
Missouri, Kansas y Texas roads, aud
everything Is moving along nlctly
Martin Irons OF this city. chairman 81
fiho executive bAird Of District Assembly
No. l0l # nt present IN Texas, having
been called there 70 assist Ia settling tho
trouble which has been brewing ior some
time past
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
VI UHNF"V3' ;
aponlal % Inc Gasnlle.

DrsIe0N, Tx, March g,--Tho all-hb-
sorbing talk on our streets to-day N the
railroad strike and fears are entertained
leet the strike will extend to Denison,
which II II does, viii surely be a heavy blow
10 our city. The freight trains being
turned back at Denton created much nn-
BUSINESS, and at any moment q sound OF
tue whistle may be heard 70 signal The
atOppago OF all railroad business. Groups
Of men gather and talk tho matter over,
but az 10 the real reasons for The strike Is
not exactly known, The extent
OF the strike can only be guessed
a. A GAzETTE reporter made special
inquiry, ana made II hls one aim 70
gnther al he could Va regard 10 The strike.
rhe strike now ordered IS only on the
Missouri Pacific road, and ali knights be.
longing 70 assembly No. l0l will paftake
IN II, aud az tbetmployes Of The Missouri,
Kansas K Texas belong also 20 that aa-
semblago they will undoubtedly be called
on 10 help their brothers by an ordered
strike on that road. Not only Is the
Missouri, Kansas Texas In danger but
every road IN Texas may Dc called into
line. The main reason given by KDlgbts
Oi high standing, Is that the receivers 81
the different roads discharge honest men
aud putin convict labor, aud also % raiee
the wages OF the scctlonbandsfrom ~ 10
per Day 20 81 80, which, they claim, y ~
small an amount AZ auy man aud family
can live on. The etfike az Marshall was,
however, for another reason, aud
that Was the discharge Of Mr,
Hall, the yardmaelcr AZ that
city, the railroad claims iorIncompeiency
| but the knights say bceaure be attended
a meeting OF tne district sssembly. liSll
! las been 10 the one position Tor fOul
years, and, as me Knights say. q &
strange the rcGd bias Just found out tnnl
| he waa not competent Han clnlDis ht
I had permission fyom the car foreman g
leave ms poet aud attend tee peeslpH,
anna slAt M was diaaharetd ior that one
- isDn hoihilN clse That rtlk'
/ Will ra44f, nOW siay 81 feeslpn, splp'
! TX fDrt Worth bQyf, puulCH fn'lii
I sAobldes asainst rpnYlet lepps ana giYinE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

are not going south on account ~ the
trouble below, but ono train left to-day
before that.
between here and Baird seven freight
trains hayO moved to-day, two tralns
loaded With silks aud one with oranges.
II carload lots could be made up AT
points along the road they could proha-
bly, DO shipped, too.
"lou have probably seen the circular
to-day In regard TO the Chinese labor
Well ! happen TO know something about
this, IL IL 4 fact, the company employs
Chinese labor from Big Springs west, and
simply because the company, under.
stand, eau get no white man % work
there, u the Knights OF Labor win show
the company where they can get one ''ca-
nary Tor every five Chlnamen az work
for tho company the Chlnrsc will 10. In
that country thoro Is nothing but soc.
tlon.Aouse and sldctrack aud ten miles
away another soc,lon,house aud aidctrack
and ~ ON. White mun Won't stand lt, II
may do for Chinese but not Tor white
labor"
LATE POINTERS.
Tho Fort Worth a Denver took ont no
freight trains yesterday hecause they
could not ret the freight consigned TO
them at the general freight house, but
WIN probably send out tralns to-day.
The express mcn are r0roly troubled.
Thc trains do not stop long enough 10
enable them 70 get out their freight com.
Ing here, aud they don't begin 20 have
car room enough 20 load MI they arn get.
ting hero. Yesterday the companies were
willing 60 receive goods for shipment 10y
express subject to delay beyond lhcir
power 20 prevent,
4 conductor IN charge Of 4 west bound
passenger train yesterday objected TO the
express company loading a chr heavily
for u seems the heavy rains have damaged
the track aud II has In many places had
no attention for several days past, which
makcs II dangerous TO travel we'll.
known expressman said last night he
didn't blame the conductor At all
Freight trains coming south ON The
Missouri Pacific yesterday wore turnrd
back somn distance north OF here
The knights ~ Labor n assembly rs
arc true as steel io their striking broth,
ore, and Rro MS silent as tho railroad men
about the trouble,
Passenger travel WAX immense last
night, aud the baggage. crew
were kept busy az bees
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
NHItIfTN OUT TUU NJ
Special 10 the Gazette.

LoSGyIEw, TEN, March 3. About a
hundred men upon herring few jerky
toots from al engine 10 the foundhonso
.gt 1880 this -niiprnopn voluntarily, qni,
city, peacefully and orderly put their
tools away and left their ayocation for
how long, echo answers "long" The
theories advanced for the cause OF tho
strike are numerous and do not POSSESS a
ring Of gonnlneness. one however,
seems 20 have the right ear.mark that
Receiver Brown refuses 10 DO governed
by the agreement made by the railroad
officers with the strikers Inst year An
engine and sufficient men 10 meet tho
wants Of the passenger train has been
detailed, we are informed, for that pur.
pose, and watthmtn forall properties be-
longing 60 the company Hardly a train
OF loaded cars remains here, Of which
there may be three % merchandise, OF
lumber there are twelve cars and The
Gulf, Colorado 4 Santa Ne daiy bring.
Ing ia more.
WIZ nnlP THEIR TEXAS BRETHREN,
SRp8liA, Mo, Mnreh a.---l'ile strike Of
tHe hhigm Of Labor NJ Marshall causes
ssfH HDflsiuoHs here, as II Is feared II
win spread ali over lie Could SYSTEM
. Inc HNN htie DhFN ~ phuhV 10 cVWplhlht
hut n Ia said thay viii cooperate with
any move made by their Texas brethren
towards bringing The managers Of tho
Toxas s. Pacific 70 the l{nights' terms.
KSIgn1s' MEETING ar MiSEotA,
special 70 the aaaeltQ
MlSroLA, 1eN., March 8.--rhc strike
has been freely discussed ON the street
to-day a lew men quit work for short
time. The knights ~ Labor are holding
meeting Tonight 80 consider the situa.
tion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
apeolAl % lhe anralla.

Special TO the Gazette.
WACO, Tx, March The railroad
strike has not Affected this point save ~
70 tlip annoyance eNperlrnecu because q
iho noh-arrlval 81 ireiRhts Tbg INST
freight TRAIN that came ~ wah at midnight
on the night 81 thu ~ INST Merchauts
are complaining Loudly, though, az seY,
eral shipments OF perlahable freight arn
rlue.irackeh somewhere between here
and Daalaon' Meme 81 rue missouri ~
clue employees more nave struck
NO QUESTIONS AsswERep
special 10 the t,nrette.
LoNoytpw. Try March ma atyite.
has not vet reached mere, ana trains ard
being made up for al directions. M
direct answer can 10 obtained from nom
beers % the Knights 81 Labor, ana all
| olher w0rkmen are IN the DARK. IN
prcsslons are drawn ~ various knlehw
~, ~ 10y a.r 49, I'M W. W., ~ 49, M,
onnear InalgnI6enni M ,vhva or where.
forea can be learned AZ 20 what ne ntslka
| ia Tor or what h expected 10 be gained J
| In fnct no nuestons arr ansycred. The
etopplnr of work hero, Judging from 10.
noaranrns N a nneetion N sbof, iinp
F'''"''S9'' Z = $500" " '''T
~ nhhhhNN'
Special 70 the Gazette,
SIEnnAN, TFx, March a,,-ln tila con
lending iofees WV alg wl.rllps ggea sn W.,
,he, ' the d,snatrhes o,li !, mape clea, Z,
H. 's r rj ~ ,se sy.,ooe ses,er ana that
i,aye dnycIonrd ma the eur,ent stake
,,,', w ,atl.,,sd Ian. ghs,nsn M ks
nanod q ,,hnn,a sin,,ia ~ sgitatn the XIV.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

A very pleasant gentleman, who Y 10
about, summed up lhe sitgatlon 70 q
GAzrgrE reporter yesierday A. follows
FREIGHT " not being received here, for
he companies had ~ Ret green nlep W
"a inc nmifehinR aud sons other meets
earg work, and when this WasobtsIncd ihe
wSFsls9nsesaeB refused ~ WcFl Trains
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04

TExAHKANA Atfa March M
strike among railroad employees q sve
0eald system has not " yet Fepeae,l Xxx, ~,
point, although IL Is hourly eSpteie'i. an
rains arc moving North epa SOUL y
iaY az SO have bsen aDic e sreffisi'll
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-04
special to the daseite.

BIG spnlaos, Tx, March : INC
situation AZ the shops here y NJ sAin.
as yesterday Two men Nfe ~ Wots
coming engines, and OIL trains are inoX,
linz regularly. Tbs men are lniet ili
nothing can DO learned 50 TO Whnt Aet'oH
they VIII take tomorrow morning
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-04
FIRE.

The Pleasant Valley Coal makes the
quickest, the brightest and the hottest
ire, anu is the cheapest coal III the
market For sale by SELLS, BURTON &
Co., AS Main Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-04
The jury FIxers-

NEw YoRK. December Sine al,e9'
of alleged jury tsmperers, yesterday
caused the court room where the pio
ceedings on the trial OF ex-AldermAh
Mcouade are going on 20 be crammeo
with a larg.. audience IL was unHeA5
stood that Falkenberg, who atte.i,p's ~
10 approach POli ceman Gray, NOuIu Ue
arraiened before Recorder Smy 20. 70 uaS
on the charge of embracery, when Is INC INC
legal Term for tampeTing with Jury u, ,''i-l
Shortly after the RecOr Ter took uls
seat TIE officer grraigued him. he -
an understood man, wearing Ol.iSl.
mustacbe and hair. He told the couI
MS name vas Ferman + alkenbeFg, sh1
his LAWYER. Hummel, STOOD up anu SAT-, ,
ne represented the prisoner. II Jun III II :,
said his client was tailor oy trace az
n wears old. He read wntten IePly
20 the charge from his client. Il ue.
cIared the accused 10 be innocent Vi
sny Intention 10 commit any oiiense;
and stated that he merely menuOne1i
the case of NcOuade 10 Gray "Ano; .
Hummel went on, Il Was about 10 adu
taat GRAY introduced the subject MN
seIf. - Faikenberg waived examinau 20 L
and was held in loo for trial. de " as
allowed TO remain IN the court room
until bail could be procured: ne "a
bailed la'er in the day. AeQuAde
trial was then resumed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-04
seourKinK Mrs. CIevelaod.

So. LOUIS, December s.-At their con-
VentioR, to-day, the members Of the St.
Louis District, Women's Christian Tenn
peraBce Union, adopted the following
resolutions:
Wferecs. Newspapers report that Ms.
Whitney, wife OF the Secretary of the Navy,
not long since gave a dinner, az which were
present eighteen ladies, including President
Cleyelsnd's young wife, but no gentlemen
and
Whereas, The papers report that courses OF
different alcoholic drinks were served
therefore, be IL
Res0lred, That the W. {. 7. U. Of Missouri
express their deep modification and regret
that ladies in their high social position
should themselves SCI this bad example "a
the people Of this already drink-diseased
country, aud be il further
Rcs0iucf, THAI the secretary q. This con
venii0n transmit copy Of this resolution q
Mrs. Cleveland.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-04
A.bor. and in Distress.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, December
s.-An unknown three-masted schooner
has been ashore on L'Hommedlen
Shoal, Vineyard Sound, since yester-
day with signals for assistance flying
Owing to q northwest gale which Is
prevailing, no assistance car reach heI
The sea is breaking over her ana she =
covered with ice. II Is oeiieNeu she y
the William y. D0nnetIy, SaP.aln
Bassett. from Baltimore, ior bos'ot
with coal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-04
Fox Symons

Have reduced the price of photographs.
An work done by the dry-plate instanta-
ueous process. Reduction permanent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-04
Government Denounced

DUBLIN. December 3.-The corpora
ton, to day, adopted resolutions de-
nouncing the conduct of the govern
ment in prohibiting national league
meetings at Sligo and elsewhere. Lore
Mayor Sullivan and Sexton delivered
addresses. None of the Conservative
members Of the corporation were PreS-
emit
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-04
Storm Signals.

As the coming of a great storm Is
heralded By the display Of cautionsry
signals, so is the approach Of that dread
and fatal disease, Consumption OF the
Lungs, usually announced in adyanc
by pimples. blotches, eruptions, ulcers.
gianduiary swellings, and kindred out
ward manifestations Of the internal blood
poison, which. il not promptly expelled
from the system, attacks the delicate
tissues of the lungs, causing them TO
ulcerate and break down. DR.. PIerce's
''Golden Medical Discovery is the great
remedy FOR this, as tor all diseases hav-
ing their origin in bad blood. IL i'm
proves the appetite and digestion, in-
creases nutrition and bu'lus up the
wasted system.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-04
Fire.

DETROIT. December 3.-The Detroit
Pine and Foundry Company's works
burned this morning, together with
thousands Of dollars worth Of ma.
chinery and patterns. Loss estimated
at 500. 1000: insured for $4,000.
BRocKroS, Miss, December 3.-The
total loss BY FIRE here last night Is est
mated at 500, 600.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-04
ACnhInrt Cnuuen

LONDON. December "a Cabinet
council was held to-day, 10 discuss the
advissb:liy Of further prosecutions in
Ireland. like the one instituted at Dub
In against John Dillon. Tie question
az continuing government assistance in
the WORK Of eviction Wss also con-
siiered All ministers we're present.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-04
Acainst Butler.

BosToS, December 3 In the case Of
the National Soldiers Home against
General Butler, the jury found q YER
dict for SIC ,527 against General Butler.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-30
Fish story.

HDsleaier Mclinnis had just returned
from fishing on Onion creek. and was
telling parson Surplus Eel al about il.
..Yosr should not tell such awful lies
about the number and weight Of the fish
YOU don't catch, remarked the parson.
1t j not nay FAULT. ! an not to blame,
Parsom Eel.
Who il u blames2
.s'Ihe fish, If conrse If fhcx had bit
as thev should ! would not have 10. lie.
You ought to 70 ont on Onion creek and
try yoar luck. p;lrson.
..ANlIy 50. dr. AiCGinnisp
because. think yon would make .
big haul Didn't you ever read about
that miraculous draft of fishes that Peter
and the other apostles had when they
went fishing with a seine ii Galilee
bayoug You are heap smarter man
than Peter ever dared be. When yots -
i want to r. along with you. and We
viii have / high old time. you bet. s
Te1ds Slffinus
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-30
4 STORY OF some KISSES.

How Self Contained Apollo Put Two
Feminine Adorers 70 Shame
Berlin Tagblatt
One Of our most eminent stage
heroes was travelling By train Ii
Switzerland few weeks ago 0ppo-
site him sat a couple Of handsome
young ladies', who not only fairly
stared him out of countenauce but
made him the topic Of their whispered
conversation. FIattered At FIRST by
their delicate attention the actor good
humoredly submitted to 1t, but in the
long run be began to grow tired Of
''this sort of thing aud determind to
put stop TO t When in the tunnel,
before reaching Lausanne. hc i'm
printed few audible kisses on the
hack of his hand
After the train emerged from the
tunnel the, actor sat calm and inn
passive as IL noihing bad happened,
while the ladies' first stared at such
other and then began q series ai
mutual lrecriminations on the enormity
OF their conduct Ia: taking sc1h
liberties with the heio Of the foot
lights. OF course each blamed the
other, and the dispute listed until the
train stopped at Lausanne Before
leaving the carriage the actor bowed
to the ladies, hat in hand. and said !:
Ladies, the great attention you
bestowed on me during the journey
msks me naturally anxious 10 learn
which OF you gave me in the tunnel
SO striking proof of your affection,
He did not wait for . reply, but left
the Indies to their reflections.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-30
Why olssslana Regretted Tha, Letter.

From the Minneap Ills Tribune.
"Dana,n grnnted Mr.. Cleveland,
as be bent over to unbuckle bis.
katestrap the other afternoon, "DanI
| rather think did myself up when
wrote that scathing and soul stirring
letter about the doggoned newspapers
The other day I'd been better off II
I'd toru it up before finished IL. =
why go. Grove? You told the
truth about the impudent things
protested Colonel Lamont. do you
thipk it will hurt you with tho.
mssses, 30 10 spesk I"
Now, DAM, lot exactly that, but
here's what happened. Yesterday 1
got 300 letters frein prominent bankers
and Indiana township trustees, now
residing in Canada, all saying / did
exactly right. bit the nail on the
head administered wsll-merited
rebuke, and all thsi sort Of rot. To-
day heard from some more deiaulters
d enc or two mus derers, and Parson
Downs Of Boston had lhe impudencc
to write, TOO. They all endorsed that
letter 10 the highest terms. Now.
Daul, that sort Of thing DON'T look
we'll, you know, aud If tho infamous
newspapers get hold Of ii they'll
make Life burden to me See r.
Dan'l saw and the unhappy pair
pi' ked up their skates and walked
home ID gloom.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-30

1 We acizg insert IN fhis c0lumn Gdnrtiss.
Nssaks Of Wants, For REM, Nos Sels, Lost,
Found. 6c., not ercseding foass liAss. One
Week. Or lsss, for 2S Gents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-30

WANTED.- OYsTERMKN 10 call at
E. Il. Stevens, on Prince, George street
and get their OYSTER RAKEs. The bestin
the market. angels
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-30

FOR RENT.~-A part of . HOUSE TO y
small family, Rent reasonable. EOr
PARTICULARS apply at No. 2 Compromise
stfeet. dcc.3O.tf.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-30

ron eAl.R. Cheap fnr casll. ! neu
Platform WAGON. af Il. 4. HrEvEx !
Cafriage Shop. Prince George st. jsS-tf,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-01-30

How Self Contained Apollo Put Two
Feminine Adorers 70 Shame