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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30
Eor Rent Cbaan

A new frame stable on Church street, g. by 20 feet, with stalls, harness and grain room, city water, hose, etc., we'll fenced corral 100 by SO feet. Apply to Wm A. scott, Jr. l5 Congress St.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30
ENEaa-u,
II ArnrnN -frr..

| SFaEhl TAEfFss Nerve behi-rg, S-uI-a. hau-tri Nitaity. S. --aa-.-- hood. iuu. .fCr-y. F.- -- co | and gii the iHrr be .--er. eI -ss m mz-urer yea--. s1r. -. | ory. Las-ltUde. Noct--1a- F--... ! ta society, lmne-- uf Fl-r.. Head, the vIta. tgIi pzs-l-. urine, and mary otlrr dl-a1-.,.- sanity and death. IOTNG aIN Sui sring from ar o' t.- should consult ls al u4r. - stopped, vitality restored a-t asa.n a pleasure ins-ead of z .4-. There are many
 DDIE-tCT3 MIN who are trouble Sltn too sls..-.-- the bladder. vftvl ac-omfa ar.... smartlug or burning s-- -s-.n- .- ma of The eysten lu A -a-r.- cOnnt for. kopy Se.!lu-ur i- -.. Many cie of thi- litt -ulry I-.H....- which ls the seCunI -ta-- Df ---.-.
 CUnEs GUAR ssL. -u IN ar- t....
 Consultation rrs. L-a-. and afvIce. luc.udlus clrrl-. microscopic cXsmlustsuI nf -.. honest opinion gym ll er--. .-.
 The follo~Iag Neflci--- -. prices named
 SIR IsTLEY COOPER sIIsIr..r., TIVE. 8 h0 tle. or for r-. tIty, Slu.
 SIMPLE EoTIIT IaIt
 sent O any one api pms n symptoms SIX and a--. ~-rlr. -a.... tD all busIue-- trlI-actIru-.
 The Ce.ehrstst k dney Rfa.--Tr rrrr REIICIN. for zll ui- 1f h ComplaInt-. Gor,r tHsi ti .a-r i.H For sale hy all crus-I-t- Sl a t.r ties for S5.0l
 The F. glish DtNDIIIoN. gNIz t,. DYSPEPSIA FELL I- ta- n-~- For sale hy Aif druE-l-.s. Ir... bottle.
 Addie-s English Medical pi>s,u.--4. No. II KEaEST STkEEr. SAS Fla.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30
How Pale You Are ,

IS frequently the exclamation of one lady to another. The fact is moi a pleasant one to have 10 mention. but still the set may be kindly one. for if sets the one addressed to thinking, spprises her of the fact that she IS moi in good health. and leads her to seek n reason therefor. Pslior is almost always at- tendsnt upon the first stages of con sumption. The system IS enfeebled and the blood Is impoverished. Dr. P,a,ce's Golden Medical Discovery will act as tonic upon the system, will enrich the impoverished blood, snd restore roses to the cheek.
 If you have cstsrrh, use the surest Ssge's.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30
Piann fnr Sale

A splendid Knabe piano. nearly new and carefully used, for sale at s yery reasonable price. Address P. O. box l72, Tucson. if
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30
More of Shaw's Meshods.

The CITzgy casually lsaruinS that NIT. Shaw's bill recently preseu'od 10 Co., chise county, ia the eGse O! the territory vs. Davis w,sich wss transfer. | 'o this county for trial zts on E yar and ot c piece with 'hose presented ,o t,.- county. The lear marks are :hO came. snd are all cut from tho ";c;her side" and that IS what makes then s1 io. Tcs'irg.
 Below will be found a e9Py 6; the bill as presented 0y Mir. Shaw, and on the right, a column O, figures showing what the Boari of Supervisors of Co., chise county allowed:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

Remit by money order or stamps. Remember it IS DO experiment. to buy a Genuine Singer Machine as We war rant every machine sold and if not satis- factory will exchange st OUR expense. Correspondence solicited.
 The Singer Manufacturing Co.
 Church Plaza. Tucson, Ariz
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30
II Love her Better Than Info

Well, then, why don't you do some thing 10 bring back the roses to her cheeks and the light to her eyes? Don't you see she Is suffering from neryous debility. the result of female weakness? ? A bottle of Dr. Pierce's 'Fsvorite Pre- scrlption' will brighten those paIe cheeks .snd send new life through that wasting form. If you love her. take had
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30
Terle Voters.

Appended herewith is s list of per sons registered as voters m the Tanque Verde precinct. There are a number of good republicans in that precinct and the list IS published in order that they may see that their legitimate vote is not offset by some one not fully qual- flied. Schemes and corrupt coDspirs- cies are being concocted by the demo crats and it a pure ballot is to be had the republicans must b@ prompt and viz liant in circumventing frauds. The list IS as follows:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30
Five Hnndred Dollars
GENERAL OFFICE
Of the Singer Manufacturing Co.,. for Ar
 xona Territory.

or the Singer Manufacturing Co.,, for Arl-
 Kons Territory.
 A full line of Family and Msnufac- turing Machines always in stock. and repsIrs and parts for the same. We sell either for cash, or S per month as best suits the customer and prepay freight to nearest R. F. station.
 We keep Needles, Shuttles, and Thread, Oil and Attachments for the Singer, American, Grown, Davis, Domestic, Howe, Eldredge. Florence. Grover 6 Bakers, Home Shuttle, Home, Household, Remington, St. John. Victor, Weed, Wheeler < Wilson, White, Will COX & Gibbs Automatic and Wilson and can furnish parss or repairs for any sew .rr vna1a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

Pic Pico. Juan NOrsscO, Sam'i W Finley, lEnEciO De la Cru. Peter Van Al-tine. Sacramento Franco, Antonio Van AlstIne, Jose RObiee Cristobal CampGs. Fspiritu Ohyas Mariana AzsdO, JOee Gas,clO.
 Francisco Campas. Edward J. HRinee, Bruno Lara Santiago Yea. BernadinO Camps-. Joseph \. HOpley, Guadalupe Martinez, Edwin McVeigh, SantiaEo Moreno. Antonio Tspia, MAtildO CAmpas, Rafael Tspia. Ramon ROsaro, FsquipulO Romero. Domingo Martinez, Pedro Romero, JOse HerrsTas. Csyetano BIlducea, fermIn IanOrI. Jesus NJ. Lopez, PlRcidO Sosa, John r. Fuller Tomas Munguia, Dortes OhverO, Clement Lopez, TsOiOrj Del-i, Nicolas SOsA, Jose Angel SAlcido Estsnislas SaenZ Juan Pedr Romero Jesus Ma Munguis. Juan Tomas Romero, Ricardo More=cO, Richard Petty, Barna Vail. Manuel Lopez Martinez Severo AxcdO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30
Legal Blanks l! l!
 For Sale at the CITIZEN Office
DISTRICT COURT BLANKS.

AhoAvit fC- Attachment Undertaking on Attachment, Indictments. Sf erIf's Certificates of Sale of Ecal Es-Hfs ot
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

Let those vho grspple with the world to find A flaw within the range of humankind,
 Look weil nigh home. there's something unds-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-02
Eeras.

Ok. U..r L., co...n.e =.
getm 9faoen elnes gfuanens Il
MtarteaIelo muroe sSmills @oT oon 9if
lt9en 0a1en nDernalllgr nno TIr5te
aa@oem man lD9 eln Slua III Die pop
ge5o9eH galIe, mleoer g1nuHler. So9rr
Nfontp tleg III pen Sruaea 9m9i
uno DaHo @oJ an ell1em Strlae IeF
mufOe oanH aoet 1e9old oemuBll9s. @ol
~ 8erelle1 moroen. ItoHl9 aoer 5oe
man aIs toot 9erauf;
Sn Wftlam eountp Daben on
9eu1mrsden 10 noerDanD genommen.
baB i'm @ourtbaufe 5u Cameron etlt
Terfammlung abgebalten tuurbe, un
geneinidaftli9e NtaBregeln gegen BIZ
Piage gu trefen.
- Saeob Bebrens bielt tn @reens
bile etnen rs5alott, nebenbei abel
aud meDrere ohentltd3e Slrnen IN Jet
mem Notale. Die poll5et oerfolgte tbn
10 lange, big er Greenotue berlleB unc
nap Gaeoo Wftls, eltlem Vocal Spt!on
ytett iiber11eoelte. pier n6errelen TIN
ttir3li6 Des yta9ts cine Nn3abl bon
gnrgeri1 nnD petti9ten 1bn our1. I'm
ibn gum Werlafen Der Staot 5ll betDe'
gen. sic errei@ten tnoeB i1ltr Das @e=
gentbell oaourd, oenn nun 1T gebrets
obltlnat getpor0etl l10 tDiu ll1tter aueu
umltdnoet IN @aooo Ndls bletben.
: Sn @entrepoint fanb cine @iien:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-02
Gtme 1tmtttaf5e i,pit 9eiSett.

Die 2eiben, tpel9e Die Mieren unb bic 8laft
belditisen, iinb 70 3ablreid, ba5 iie, um iie nu,
at neuner, einei, @aum ausfiillen tpiirben, mel.
der bic @reusen bieies Nrtifels tueit iiberf1rei.
ten ipiirOe. gs seaast. gu iasen, Sa6 iie fopobl
bartnadis aIS ssfdbrli@ fin6. Softetters
Masenbitters if tuobI seeisnet, fie gu
berbiiten. Die Mnresuns, ipelde eS ben stiereu
berIeibt, iuenn fie in Srdsbeit berfallen, bieni
baau, elmer Neisuns entgesenauarbeiten, suerf
in einen 8ufanb bon sefabrlt9er 1lntbdtigfeii
unb bann bon pofitiSer arantAeit su berfallen.
ipelde balb tire aarten Cullen 3erit0rt, Oaa
Blut bersiftet unb ben SOB berbeifibrt. gir
atpeifader 8med miro bur9 bieies @etnisunss.
inittsl erreidt. 60 forbert bic Sbatisfeit Be,
Nieren unb ideibet 1lnreinisteiten aus ben
8Iute aus, tpel9e fetnen an6eren natiirli6eu
Ranal gum gntpeiden baben. als biefe Or
sane. SortIeibisteit, bili0fes aeiben, Be@lel'
fteber, MbenmatismiS un6 Dbspep5ie tperoer
aud burd bieie sriinblide un6 sieles umfaf'
ienbe Mebiain gebeilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-02

fi@ &ebe unb Siri9e auf eiite Malbs
li6tung begeben, bic man 6eutli9 nom
Senlfer aus nabrnebmen fam, -ein
8ilo, ,bei1en feItiamen3auber gu bei@reis
ben, tpobl zines e9te1 Ot9ters tpRrbig
mdre. Sd ielbit babe mid gum unterz
f1ie6e BON anberen 8utsna9barn ttie
ba3u enti9lieBen m6gen. BON n,einer
Sagbgere6tigfeit @ebrau6 gu MAIDEN,
ba i9 es ni9t iibers 9er5 bringen f6nns
te, eines bieier liebli1en &ebe nit ben
tlugen, ianften Iugen nieber5ui6ieBen.
Menn i'd einen 96uB i'm Walbe b6re,
muB i6 INNER an bas 2ieb &aimunb's
benten, bas er ieinem 8alentin in ben
Munb seIegt bat, in tpel@em Der Di9=
ter bic ungere6tigfeit unb l1nmeni9s
li9teit ber SagD betont bat. Sd bes
greife iiberbaupt ni6t, tpie matt bott ber
fogenannten Saebgere9tigfeit fpreden
fanm, ba bod bie 8e3ei6nung Sagbs
l1ngere@tigfeit melt befer auf benz
plaBe tpdre.
Mls i9 bas @ut iibernabm, bate li6
unter BET Beb6lterung bas @erii9t pers
breitet, baB Pine" Raftenfelb getauft
babe, vtpas Sbsater fpieltA. Sie guten
2eute fonnten f6 ielbftberitdnolib iiber
ben Sinn bes WDrtes rSbeateripiel'n"
aud ni6t anndbernb cine 8oriteQung
MAIDEN, ba fte ttiemals elm Sbeater ges
ieben batten. gu tpobltbdttgen 3meden
tpmroe bor stuei Sabren in &lagenfurt
(eine 8abnitunbe bon &aftenfelb ents
fernt) cine 8orfeluug BON Drei paar
Sbube" beranitaltet, in tpel9er it1 rlit=
tpirfte. Dieie @elegenbeit lieBen ft9
biele meiner 2eute nift nebmen, nm
poie Grau" Sbeateripielen au ieben.
Mudb mebrere geiitlt9e 9erren, Der
pfarrer bes Srtes unb anbere priefter,
beiu9ten bieie 8orfelung. Mein Guts
i9er unb bas 5tubenmdb9en ber Gros
beder faBen auf ber @allerie unb no.
nentli9 Der @ritere CAB feinem tiefen
@ritaunen in Der brolligiten Meife Mus,
brud. Wdbrenb oes Mbenbs umb no9
na@ Der 8Orftellung faBte er feline Ber=
numbering in bic mDferi6ien Mnrte
auiammen: rNet in @tanb! Sect in
Stamb!", mel@e er unaufb6rli6 uie.
oerbolte, in6ent er ba3u fein 9aupt
f9tttelte."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-02
Cages > Nentsfette,s.
SnIa 5.

) n q n D.
= Sm 9auie lief eine Petition bou
10000 Nrbeitern aug Yennfplbanien,
fomie cine anbere BON &aufleuten aus
Siibcarolina elm, tpelde li1 gegen bic
Nnnabme ber Sleomargarit Bia ct.
fldren.
= Die Nrbeitsritter baben in ibrer
Contention gu glebelano eine Betition
on ben &ongreB entmorfen, tnorin bers
felbe eriu9t pirb, allen PriDatperionen,
namentli@ ben gtationalbanfen bas
&eGt gu ent3ieben, @elo su prrauss
gaben. Statt beNen foa bic &eeierung
in iebem gountp eine 9eiboffice erri1s
ten, tpeld,e bem 8Olte gegn 3 PrD3ent
3inien @elb ausleibt. 3ugleid iollen
bieie SfFieen als 5partaiien fur bas
arbeitenbe 8olt bienen.
= Sn Bbilaoelpbia legten 1000
Nrbeiter Der 9obelfabriten bic Nrteit
nieber. Ollie 8aubanonerfer, 10000
an 3abl, uullen slei@falls ftriteH,
ipenn bic Gorbernngen iener 1000 nt9t
getudbrt Derben.
= Sobn &ellp, Der 6duptling bon
Sammanp in Rem Oort, 1T seftorben.
Sn Bolton traf bic gta@ridt ei1,
bob bic Ganabier abermals Elm ameris
fanif@es 5if@er>Gabrseus nit 8ei@las
belegten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-02

Dorfbemobnern, als pb 8ietor b. Saz
nedi ME einen anbern 9famen gefabri
bdtte. sic f9ritten bic Sreppe en1por,
&ls fie ben &orribpr errei6t, fieI brau.
Zen Elm @9uB, ein stpeiter u1b Elm
britter, bann bernabmen fie tpirres,
bur6 bic Serne gebdmpftes &ufen. 8or
bem Yfarrbofe bate bet 2ampf be-
gDnnen.
Sn bemfelben Mugenblide 6ffnete fi6
cine Sbhre unb ber lieutenant ftiirate
berpDr, ben Gdbel unter Dem Wrm unb
etne piftole In Der 9anb. Blibi9nen
mari ii@ Saras auf i'm, enttpaffnete
tbn unb rang ibn nie6er. Gin @lei9es
tbaten bic Nnbern nit feinem Buri9en
unb ben 2afaien, bic aus ibren Gams
t1ern berbprgeitiir3t famen.
Seine 3eit berlieren! !! befabl Saras.
Ni6t fnebelnl Die Sbir our Rammer
bes Burf6en itanO offen, bet tpinaige
&aum bate feinen unbern Mustpeg llnb
bas Geniter mar bersittert. Da binein
sic f1oben Die Betpdltigten bineirt unb
berf6loHen bic Sbiire. @esfo blieb
als Ma6e bor oe1elben suriid. Sie
Mnbern ftiirmten BEN &Drribor binab
gum 56lafgema@ bes pfarrers.
9ie Sbire tpar beri6lofe1. MIs ft6
Saras aber nit ber Mu6t ieines &ie=
fenleibes gesen bieielbe mart, barit iie
uno ging bann unter ben &olbenbieben
Der Mdnner bollenbs in 9tiide. Mdb=
renb fie in 6as eroBe, aber b66it Be-
f9eioen eingeri9tete @ema9 eintratet,
erloi@ eben bas Na6tldmp6en.
(Gortiebuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-02

9abe a9t Sabre lang an b6sarti,
get Neuralgie gelitten unb ale erbenflis
den Meittel bagegen angemanbt pbne
beionberen grfolg, big i9 Songaline
berfu6te, bas fttb mir als bas ein3ige
oerldBli@e 0eilmittel fiir mein 2eibeu
ertpies.
Greb. 6. 9pn6, so. s., Moant
pleaiant, 6. s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-02

= Bon allen &au@s unb S9nupfs
tabaten gelten bie bon Gail 6 u ! tn
Baltimore prdparirten fiir bic empfebs
lenswertbeiten, neil fie, bbllis frei bon
f@dbli9en Waraen, einen bur@aus
autrdgli@en @enuB ge!pdbren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-02

- 9ie giienbabn 3omites BON
86rne, Comfort unb 2errpiQe trafen
am Sienitag Mbenb in San MntoniO
Elm, UNI NIT prdfbent 2ott st eonfe.
riren. Die unter5ei9nete Gumme foll
fi9 auf $40, 900 belanfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-02

-Sn peniaeola, Tloriba, serifDrte
cine Seuersbrunit 80 Wobnbdufer; bet
8erluit beldnft ii@ auf 100000.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-24
New Uniforms.

Our city police donned their new
uniforms on Saturday which gave
them quite a striking appearance
particularly SO with their clubs stick
Ing out from their belts at their
sides. The coats are made OF the
regulation blue cloth and similar in
style to those commonly worn by
the Baltimore police force-long 10
the skirt, with double rows OF official
brass buttons down the front They
look too cumbersome as we'll as too
uncomfortable for summer wear, and
will no doubt be substituted for q
lighter and more comfortable suit as
the hot weather advances.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-24
A Delicious Coffee.

Mr.. j. S. M. Basil, No. Q Market
Space, having been appointed agent
for the sale OF Chase and Sanborn 3
celebrated Java aud Mocha coffee,
would inform the ladies' ofAnnapolis,
their agent, Mr.. Gardner, will be at
his store on Market Space. for the
nexttwo day May 25th and Goth
and will be pleased TO serve all who
maykcall, with cup Of of this delic-
ious coffee, free Of charge, that they
may test its quality and flavor before
buying. BY kindly favoring him
with a call tomorrow or next day,
be thinks he can convince you
that it is your ideal of cup Of per-
feet coffee. This coffee, be also
guarantees will not vary in quality, as
some coffees do, but will continue to
retain its natural flavor.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-24

The above is the title OF an inter-
esting work, by Nathaniel Ramsay
Waters of Baltimore. A copy Of
this book was presented to the State
Library, on Saturday by his cousin,
Mr.. Thomas Waters, at the request
Of the author, now deceased, The
author and Mr.. Thomas Waters
were both born in Annapolis,
the former being the son Of Ram.
say Waters for many years Register
Of the old Chancery Court. and the
latter the son of the Rev. Thomas
G. Waters, . local preacher Of the NJ.
e. Church. and for long time a
Clerk 10 the Farmers Bank Of Mary
land.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-24
The Way 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 20 secure the
purest and most reliable or the market.
We do not 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
Pb armacy in the largest cities.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-24
Death Of an Interesting Little Girl.

- - - @@A%~A~ @~@~eG ~~-~@~~ - -
Little Lizzie Taylor, the youngest
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel K.
Taylor, died this morning after . ling
ering illness. Like little Charlie y
O'Lone, whose death is announced
elsewhere, the eubjec OF this notice
was an extremely bright and know
ing little one
The fond parents, though they may
miss the merry prattle of their little
girl. can lcok with comfort in the as
surance that she is free from pain
and suffering which continued with
her during her last days on earth,
and has joined the angel band which
has been anxiously awaiting her COM
ing for so many days. The little
cherub was 3 years and 5 months
old. BY her bright and pretty ways
she bad twined herself about the
hearts Of all who knew her, and the
void her death has made in the home
circle time alone can heal.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-24

Salvation Meetings On Saturday, Sunday
and Monday,
The 22d, 23d and Gath instants ct 3
o'clock D. NJ, At Salvation Army Bar
racks. STAFF Captain A. .. @. Bryant
and others from Washington, D. 9,
will have charge 81 the meetings
Fully 400 persons can now Be COM
fortably seated in the Barracks. Sill
yer collections viii be taken at the
door on Sunday aud Monday nights.
Large attendance is expected. Capt.
A. d. g. Bryant Is noted as one Of the
ablest speakers in their Army, and
nobody should neglect to come and
hear him. Best order shall prevail.
CAPTAIN STEVENS AND WIRE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-24
The First Carp.

Mr.. John Daughterty, q fisherman,
caught one day last week il Magothy
River. on the shores Of Horatio Ty-
dings, Ia the Third district, 9 Ger
man carp 6sh, weighing q pounds
the first and largest one ever caught
10 these waters. a few years ago the
Fish Commissioners put lot OF carp
10 this river, but nothing has ever
come Of them.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-24

The May altar at which the children
Of ST. Mary's parochial school offer
devotions caught on Ere this after
noon from lighted candle. Al
alarm was given il The Dsighborhood
and the Ere was 5000 exringnished
By throwing several buckets Of water
On il Little damage VAS done save
10 the burning Of altar trimmings,
ard breaking OF vases and images.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-24

The hop given on Saturday night
at the Naval Academy, by the Cadets
was one OF the most intereating Of the
series. made so by the large number
Of strangers present, who included,
among others, the Misses Hamilton,
of Hagerstown, daughters of ex-
Governor Hamilton, and Mrs. Hamil-
ton; Miss Cassom, Of Geogretown;
Misses. Moale and Mr.. VIM. Russell,
of Baltimore; Miss Mcdowell, Of
Ohio Miss Hughes, of Philadelphia;
Miss Blanchard, of New Hampshire,
and Miss Dillingham;, Of PenDsylva.
MIA. There were also In attendance
the usual quota of naval officers and
their ladies. naval cadets, and ladies
and gentlemen from Annapolis, who
contributed largely to the enjoyment
Of the evening
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-24
Physicians Prescriptions

We have taken extra care to throw
every safeguard possible about our Pre-
scription Department. We employ only
competent help. Our stock embraces
everything usually sold in q firskclass
Drug Store. We mention Drugs and
hemicals both foreign and domestic,
Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. Sponges,
Channels Skins, Surgical Appliances, as
Breast Pumps, Family Syringes. Trusses,
Pessaries Catheters, Nipple Shields, and
all the popular Patent Medicines. win
order anything we may not have In
stock.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-24
LOCAL NEWS.
The PuIpits Yesterday !.

All the pulpits of our churches yes
terday were filed by their regular
pastors, except that of the Presbyter-
ian Church, which was filed at both
services by the Rev. George e. Jones,
of Baltimore, and Wesley Chapel in
the evening by the Rev G. N. Wyatt
At St. Anne's, the rector, Rev Mr.
Southgate ofiiciated, morning and af-
ternoon, assisted by Rev. Geo. r..
Savage. In the evening services
were held at the Mission and ST.
Phillip Chapels, Rev. Geo. Il. Saw
age officiating at the latter. At st.
Mary's Catholic Church, the Jubilee
Services were begun yesterday morn
ing, Rev. Father McInerny, officiat-
ing. The services were conducted
with q great deal Of solemnity and
feeling, and large congregations were
present both morning and evening"
The Rev. Or. Leech, pastor. occupied
the pulpit of the First M. E. Church,
and preached morning and evening to
full congregations The pulpit Of
Wesley Chapel Nj. e. Church was
filed in the morning by the Rev. W.
G. Herbert. the popular pastor of
that church, at which time be preach
ed stirring sermon on 1.-THE Priest
hood of Christ" The day was bright
aud beautiful, and the churches were
all we'll attended,
The Rev. Geo. e. Jones, of the
Broadway Church, Baltimore, preach
ed very interesting and instructive
sermon 10 tho morning on the subject
of Gods Care over His Creatures,
taking for bis text the parable of the
two sparrows, 10 which be shew IL
Gods care was SO great for the least
of His creatures how much greater
was it for man-made after bis own
image. While man was free agent,
born 10 sin, and had the choosing of
right and wrong, God was the su.
preme judge of bis acts. His argu-
ments were fOrcible and conclusive,
aud was listened to with great inter-
est by the congregation. In the even.
Inv, bis theme was the sower and
be harvest, and was equally agu-
tentative as bis morning subject.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-24
Target Practice.

The Naval Academy cadets did
some excellent shooting Saturday at
. target, making q score Of $40 10 ~
shots. Eight-inch rife and she'll and
sniOoth-board guns were used The
target, circular shaped, was ten i0ches
It The base and ten feet high. Cadets
Mcmillan and Winram made the best
shots. The cadets made better scores
than were secured at the naval drill
e Pensacola. The best iring On that
occasion was made from The Brooklyn,
scoring $50 in SO shots. The
Brooklyn crew, however, exceIIed the
cadets ID handling tho guns, the
rounds being three-kenths ol Sd inch
quicker than the latter. The cadet
practice took place on board che
United States steamship Wyoming
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-05-24

The prectice ships Constellation
and jamestown, to be used as Prac-
tice Ships for the Naval Cadets this
Summer, went into commission to-
day. The cruise begins about June
18th.