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New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
RIOEs OF PalLtDgLPIfA srOO2S
TUESDAY, March 9-P. VI.

TUESDAY, March 9-P ".
The stock speculation to-day developed no new feat
ures The business both boards smaller chan yes
terday At the Stock Exc hinge 1t amounted to 2S2.1l
shares and the Consolidated Roard TO 6ls40 shares
be market was held under control OF all the actual
and imaginary disturbing influences which nave ruled
for some time so that there no ii. position IN any
Quarter TO make or increase those al
really made upon ong side of the account, while
"A belief that those influences only Of tempo
rary character encourages a nrm holding or
securities already in hand. Thus the market Is re-
duced TO a scalping trading between the bear"
clique board dealers. SO long as the "bears"
sell prices decline fractionay when they at
tempt the figures quickly recover That is tho
existing market pure aud simple Yesterdays reports
of strikes Central and Hudson and Erie railroads
we're transferred to the telegraph companies, and with
as little effect upon the price Of Western Union az
Yesterdays reports had the prices OF railway stocks
The action OF the executive OF the Western
Union Company in regard to its recommendation oil
dividend to upon by the full board tomorrow
was kept profound secret under pledge by the mcm-
bers that IL should not be divued. Butwe have reason
to believe that there will b, cash dividend declared,
but that scrip in form will be issued to
represent the estimated earnings FOR the quar-
ter to and March 81, and that
material in tho estimate OF :he net results for the
preceding quarter will he explained. Delaware, Ltcka-
wanna aud Western ami Reading furnished $4,000
shares half stock OF to-days total OF 2s2l7l shares
done at stock EychIOse they each closed q lower
than last evening Canadian Pachc closed with a gain
OF 4 per cent This nns changes Of the general list.
whether gains losses, we're gu;ant or nothing ef
cept dulness, and the market closed steldy.
Government bonds quiet but the market was
aru. with the bids for the 3s up is cent Annexed
the coslug quotations:
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
IHr Rrloy or REX Ar NEW. ORLEANS

NLw- ORLEANS, March (SDec'dH. he day
opened cloudy aud generally dsagreeabc, but shortly
after noon ont. and from that time ON the
weather was all that could be desired Tho city IA filed
with strangers aud all day aud until late hour tonight
the streets crowded. Many public aud private
buildings illuminated Tonight and tho scene In the
principal thoroughf,rcs was brilliant aud dazzling The
pageant OF Rex comprised two divisions the frat repre-
.cutinr The Triumph of Aurelau.' one oi tine most
Iusttnus of the man FmperOrs, and the other picur
ing Grand Historical ~ccucs. There were ~ the TWO
,Iiy.iou, weuty-rgnt cars The scene gorgeous.
Rex gave reception and bail To night at the Wt-hlng
ton ARTILLERY II and Proteus Id ball at the tronch
Opera House. Both attended by thousands OF
people.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
GE1TN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rE,ruREs OF NgN.YoaK DEALrVaI

FEATURES OF NEW-TOiK DEALtVTI
Both wheat and oats show a considerable de-
crcase according the visible statement yesterday but
I'M. gain In corn Ia heavy 10 Overbaance IT, Tho
net result 10 an I'm the three staple cereals Of
over 36s 900 bushels The figures in detail, compared
with the preceding week reflect the following changes
Wheat 277.577 bushels, decline OF S72,ll0 bush
ella rorn IL 800 057 bushels au Increase OF 461lF
bushels oats O23 2li bushels, loss of22i,6i5 bush
es total gtaiD, 6G,2G9,SIs bushelsa gain OF 3653S3
bushels.
The grain speculation presented few features OF inter-
est Yesterday and tho changes In price were not ma
t.,iyd Cash wheat was dull with pricrs n0hiiha,
. OuO bushels comprising all the sales To mers ana
a nortcrs holding Ot from the market. ihr opt"uh
ournod weak aiv tnccd l4aq cent later suffered ro-
action and finally ci"sed steady thde hoVc ths hSlue
nuo,ntioup March unchanged NJ jay ana My at
aBs hut gains scored OF u for April at vo or
Iunr nj O6l. IL for July nt OOs " TOT Augusl t jos
c.nts .ud la cent for December at II OO'5 In corn
sn,t Iuts wcrs l44al cent easler though exporters
buugnt l36ODO bu1Ios. The option were duH Anu ~
shade weaker for the nearby months h'uch hhu hptIi
were cent lower 1874 ard 1888 cents respectively
Int May At Iss aud June ihls cents were uhchthHeu
lard we're d3 points lower. prices ending hs ioo"s:
April So 81; May. 80 50; June. go Al jay 20 ~ )
August SO J3 and september. 80 %. . 49,,
tho receipt. ~ grain yesterday NJ No"-l" IIu"
dciplua Baltimore aud Boston were as piuwH :
Wheat, 6jlgD bushels; corn o65' IU5 nu-neIs ;
nOur, 20 lgs oarieIs. At Chicago Milwaukee, ami ST.
Louis the arrivals Wheat. 5I,OIO Oushes cprn'
321 1854 bushels; oats. l4S6SS bushelsi total gFaln'
52s, ,722 bushels hour. "a. 1913 barrels
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

Ioypoy March a-I2,sO u nAtlantic and Great W i cs.i
arm E,rs, MortgaRe Trustees Certificates 49, 40 n
morigag. i9ss Canadian Pacific Gi'si ERE sn' ;,ow @
u ota Illinois Central. lllA. 81 lau % ON
iTon Ma New.Yofk Central luSi; Pennsylvania 'oa'
Reading lOSA ... Nina, Oar rent Rente, at
no nancs z centimes Tor tho account ,,rot uork of
p,HIIS Marcb - The statement Of tHe lmpeia n o, ="
ann .hn. IN increase lu sJtos Of iJiUOl IlHlkb
~ m|Consos lJl l-l6 for money ana W. r,, = l"a rms
.,,antic and Great Western Iirst mortgage
tsss ceritaeatss Jg,; Second mortgl1e ~ II !,
~, psHac go Erie 3d. do. second C0ns0ls, J9i u
Central I4i7si mexican Ordinary 2''s Ne"'iofA |oN
lUss; ReadinR. lOll ,,. nor o,,ca
Hudson Bay Company "a - o.. ,,.u,., a, al francs
Paris adyices quote Three Pef Gent hehV0' ~ -
~ v centlnes the account
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
nELr For plRyELL IN AEw.EyGLANp.

WORCESTER, Mass, March tSpecidn. About
sixty prominent business and professional men met IN
Natural History Hall to-day to take measures ia aid OF
the PnrnclI Parliamentary Funt. Judge Thayer pre-
sided lie predicted that II ParnelPs fo was spared
I'm threo years Ireland would have Home Rule Joseph
n Walker closed a speech by the announcement OF
SIOO contribution and a. H. BiIrlow al like amount.
rsolutoms nuendng lrrands cause To The business
,n-t Of The city aud approving the canvass among them
about To- bc started by local branch OF tho National
League adopted.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE AND ASSEMBLY

PROCEEDINGS ~ THE SENATE AND ASSEMBLY.
ALBANI, March 9.-Mr. Parker in the Senate
to-day moved to Increase tho appropriation for the
National Guard from S3jO.O00 TO 100000. After an
extended debate Mr. Parkers motion was carried. Mr.
fassett moved reduce tho school appropriation from
- 15O 600 TO - 100000 As the question involved the
whole school policy of the State. Mr. Fassett withdrew
his amendment purposng 20 Offer II again on the ihird
reading The bill Then ordered TO third reading.
Senator Nrddcfs bill for the taxation OF stock c0rpur
tns for the privileges OF organization discussed
in the Assembly at gre At length. and not lto OppO
st0u to It developed The Dlll was ordered To "A
third reading. 49,,
The Speaker presented the annual report OF the Quar-
anime Comm which showed mat during the
vrar there wercsrnt the hospital Swinburne Island
twenty TWO patients. fourteen OF whom were suffering
irum yellow fever. The Board recommends tho Hppro
nrl,,tiOn for care and maintenance of $4,000 which,
wn the balance OF STA IN the hands OF the Controller
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
WHO Is THE EX-ALDERMAN'
A Letter RECEIVED BY JUDGE GrLDEgsLgEv

LETTER RECEIVED BY JUDGE GlLDkESLNENE -
WHAT ME. MARINE SAYS.
JUDGE Gildcrslccvc, who has been holding
court IN Part ot thr Gcuer Il sessions, since March /,
received letter Yesterday which ei him aterward to
seek An interview with DIstrct-AuOrncy MARITIME and
which may or may be tho beginning OF further dis
closures In relation tho granting of the Broadway
railway franchise. Judge Gldrrsccev also had cou-
ference with Foreman Charles u. Fosdck Of the Grand
Jury pary In reference To an adjournment to Thursday
on recount Of tue ub,crvauce Of Ash Wednesday The
subject Of the letter may also have been mentioned.
District Attorney rtinc, whom asked by TEIBrNE
reporter a. 20 the concerning which Judge Glider
sleeve hai consulted him. shI that he would not have
gwen any Information the subject. II he had not
been informed that Juigo Gllder,lecve had already
spoken OF IT, AS ts," lie continued, can say This
much An e1 Alderman. moinber OF the Board IN -SI
and one Of those absent from the city, has
written to judge GlIsrseevo aui tho letter was ro
crived today. Tho note-for It only contains a
cal guarded Language. II To he
cnect that the writer n wiling 10 givo any lni0rina-
ton submit himself 90 tHc dtnprtes III anJ man
nor tnat may de.rcd. II dues not or Imply tnAt
granting OF Broadway franchise AMI II does not as
ser, contrary. Tuat Is all lean tell YOU about
I" "WhLt acli0n do you expect To tax" was ~-h'd
What woald any careful oficrr do y sad MI Mar
tine. MuuliIt be natural 10 inquire ana hnd out
lust what the Information WAS and whether any action
wrre necessary consequence Oh the part Of the Dis
trrt-Att or Grand jury. -
q" Can you give the name ot inc "TllcI
can not except to say that tho phbc Will prOphDly
be surprised when the name Is CIV H.
Nj MARITIME sad that he could give no further informa-
lion and would tell whether 10 had cent mesren-
ger 10 see the rIAdcrman. The Grand Jury ADJOURNED
yesterday until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

So far As the character OF the certificate mar
krt Is concerned the dealings yesterday possessed
no more Significance than those OF the day
prryous The little traders have the speculation
mainly 10 Themselves and prices move up and down.
within narrow limts, with almost equal facility The
Exchange published the yield Of the Kane field for tho
pre,,dug twenty hours. showing production uf
OoO barrels from seventeen wells. decided Increase
tuiu the gauge "A short time ago Prices enjoyed sem
bace OF buoyaucy yesterday and after an advance OF
c.ui from tho opening closed at reaction OF l. cent
Busness continued light and tile market ended steady
with traders rather looking for little further gam III
prices. -, ,...,,. -, ,,,, ,o,
solidated Exchange were ~ follows:
Ononing .79ta Lowest.
Highest .................sO9 Final .......... 50
Sales, barrels Jaw"
Refined oil was dull and unchanged In price,
BRAproRu. Peun March 9-Crude Oil-Natonal Tran
SIT Certincates opened at 70as aud closed at so;
highest price, s0a; lowest price, 79N; oearances.
5C4 900 barrcls.
OIL CITY Penn, March 9.-Cruie ON-Natonal Tran
sit Certificates opened at 7o's and closed at so;
highest price sOla lowest price. 1884, sales, 650,0O0
barrels: clrarances I,G76.O0O barrels runs. 6i.500
barrels shipments, 1910 barrels charters, 4l,9O2
barrels.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINF
cuIRtrsrox March q.-TurUentne hrm at 45c asked
WILMINGTON March 0.-rurpcnuue hrh AT AoG
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
BLINKING AND FINANCIAL.
Irnited states Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.

All stocks and bonds listed on the New-YOrk Stock
Exchange bought aud sold on commission Tor caSn;
Deposit accounts received and interest allowed
ON monthly balances subject to draft at Slght'
HARVEY FISK d SONS
% Nassau-st., New-lork,
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10

manner and after such not ce as mIy b provided fr
said ordcr OF all the property In the nvcntry srcrh
to such person. hrm or corporation rs snail bd the
highest sum amount therefor All cr1iit0rs whose
claims snail not have been presenter a.
ah,vc nrovided shall he deba-red from partic pating
I'm tue avals the sale The court shall allow the re-
ceiver a ce. upon tho whole amount receive as
compensation aud also for his Disbursements iucludus
fees and OF subprnas ani TO the Attorney
General ana to such other counsel as the receiver may
lind IL necessary TO employ reasonable counsel zee
The residue shall he disrlhncd anongt az tho
claims pro rata. The balance OF such residue shall D'
distributed among the lawful stockhOlders.'
Another bill the Cantor bill, amended by the Ra
road Coumtteo amends the surface road act OF lS1
hy providing that hereafter Common Council, BuAri
oi Aldermen or local authorities shall have power to
BASS street railroad II ,uchlsc over the Mayors yeto
nnrss the consent Of Ouchaf tho property owners on
the street be insured. .
The senate resolved consider the last bill in the first
committee of the whole nOt il Ihls action VIII insure
q consideration OF the bill this week
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10

Only small business was done in state bonds,
Louisiana stamped ~ were = ehser a. 'ae o7Srn
Georgia new q sod at lO22 Rhoda is1thi 0s az lzV:
and Missouri 6s 1857 at 1O3i and 1889 at lOsl2 or
city bank stocks Manhattan sOd t36) at $50 and New
York National Exchange (lO) atlll
Tbe general railway bond market was less than
usually active Tor nearly all classes of the specu-
lative kinds there waS some yleldlng IN prices re-
sppnsive tne unsettled condition OF labor ana rall
way afiirs Erie second consnls closed IL lower a.
1913 tn, ex.coupons. however gl,sed y higher ae
9O7s but the funied coupon % were OIL per cent AZ
o. Missouri Kan>. ant TeXa> cOnspl IS we're of q az
1872 general 81 ner cent lower at 49, and the %
down l% at SOS. American DOCK ana al Improve rove
ment 5s of 4 Ht 81 Cncaape ke and ONO Issues
were about steady Out Nio H anu C,nda
southern secoud IS declined s 9Ql West shore lrss
and Ohio Central rsts declined from 992 9s's a99.
Ohio and Mississippi js were up IL at go East len;
the Is higher at 2Ois i9teInaIi%n'i and
Great Northern general Is were on is AZ y3's Wnmo
ley and Toledo iirsts declined rcr cent To 9J4 IN.
dianApohs. Decatur aud prinSi ~ hrss rose Sn dvo
& cnes declined ia per cent to 81 Wabash gen-
rra is sold up to IS closed At 90 Kansas Pacific
cousls were duh lO6 Oregon snort Line oS were Z
egserat lOL Texas snd Pacific hr.is. Rio Graude
,ivislou ros. per cent to 52i2. Northern Pacdc in
comes were firm At 97lid97l2 -
The subTreasury tola" gained on balance RI 533,Gl3,
made up By gains of S33O.463 currency aud Sl2o3.li9
coIu. The days opera i logs >, covered; k%ee'btI.
re, OF Sii 096 currency aud slG9 .2i6 coiu.
Money To day COMMANDED htte better rates aud call
loans ranged from l. l. per cont. tut it was not he-
cause u diminished supply 80 mdch as a atemporary
effort to affect the rates. ~ -
The CLEARING House statement was a touONs' Tx
changes. Sgl 500 S3l: balances. S3.9i3.OiH
The United states Treasury AZ Washington recelVod
SIo6 600 National bank notes for redemption.
The customs recelp;s were 1867 ana me lhternai
revenue receipts were Sl7l,13a "
Tie foreign eXcnanges present 10 new leaure ana he
drnuess Of the market Indicated Dy ehsaSeLents9I
IL 10000 gold bars for Shipment by lhls weeks
steamers Quotations FOR husnessSre steady rs oD0ws
Bankers bids - s7l4 anG - s94 Tor iOng dnd snort
sterling respectively; 5l6s aud or traacS' S's
and OIL f,r reiciallrxs: 10 aut iOl4 TOR gu!.dcrs.
comparative statement Il tie NalOhal OahKS OF the
city OF \cwlOrk:
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
CLOSING Prices OF CALIFORNIA ST0CKx
SAN FRANCISCO. Mscch 0, 1855

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON, STOCKS.
Boston. March 9. 1886.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET
LIyEsrooL March g-Proylsions Bacon Cumberland Ost
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-13
77TTR HE .
EyRniIgC Capital
WTpNEsptY-0ct. Is. 1886.
HERE and THERE

The season for fern and leaf
gathering is at hand.
There has been very little rain
thus far this autumn.
The base ball season will soon
be over for this year.
Election day draweth near
Tuesday, Noyember2 2.
Hurry up outdoor work-the
fine weather may not last long.
Next month we may look for
cold winds and blustry weather.
It is soon time for the corner
loafer to 60 into Winter quar-
tiers.
Now see If you can't put up
the stovepipe without using
cusss words.
Pumpkin pies are on deck
and the house-fiy comes in out
OF the cold.
At an evening party a lady
was called upon for a song, and
began, "Pll strike again my
tuneful Tyre" Her husband was
observed to dodge suddenly and
start hurriedly from the room,
remarking. mot if know it,
she won't"
s'Where are you goingP' she
said, as her husband started to
20 out at the end of the first
act. ooh, no place in partic-
ular," he replied, nonchalantly.
81 notice the curtain has taken
drop, and / thought a little OF
doing the same thing myself"
Madam was recounting that
her husband was i'll the night
before, and it was necessary to
send for a doctor at three o. clock
in the morning. "But l thought
you had doctor in the house,
your eldest sol" said a neigh
Dor. "True, but we only let him
doctor the servants.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-13
s. LINN BrEDLRR.
.@M. ST.. S. 3. WASHINGTON. D.

50 n. ST, 5. T. WAaHfNoToN, ID. G.
SsrA--k had hemorrhages and was examined
BY physician, who Thought my lungs only
ellghtly ccnRested. IN August had three more
hcmorrhagsa and lost a quart Of blood. AM
other physician said was in the last stages OF
cousumption. ant finally quit work, giving up
Al hops l ohtaincd your Dusfy's Pure Malt
Whiskey and took q IN connection with your
Duty's Formula. have galnel health and
strength rapidly and am almost con- .,lefely re-.
stored. Ii. w. ROSWELlA
The distinguished writer Of the eubioned
testimonial has served her ben.hcient mission
~ the head Of some of the largest curative
and charitable institutions of the cassrtry
kocHksTER, IN. Y.l lf1Ne or 4 DuSfRY.l
500 -. Paul Street. Nov 8 tsss I
u gives me great pleasure TO recommend
DutyN Pure Malt Whiskey which rave used
With satisfaction for cansnrYtiyes. II tho last
stages Ut that dread dl>ease. Aside from ito
medical properties, il i ve'y mild. she ratient
Gan retain y when AL other stimnlants fail
Xrecommend Il 10 all
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&lastner's gnids.
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Baatern standard Tin.
I'm and after "Wednesday. ns e,
~ 1886, Passenger trains w Spf'l
Annapolis, daily, Except sunds AVN le'
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
AT $40 a. m, and l2.0 n m -.
p. m. Arrive at Annapolis ats g,Su .
and l'4S p. m. and 8 so D. m '''' 4
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave as follows S.S0a m a.,
p. m. Arrive at Annapolis AZ IN Ia =
m. and 6.2S p. M. AZ 'V"'
Through coaches are run on an
above trains between Baltimore or =,
narolis "uu !
Through freight from Baltimoro ! f,
Local Freight Trains leave Anno ua'
Tuesdays and Fridays at 9.0Oa NJ =
Freight will be transported At H..
est rates, and will be received in ny r. :
more for Shipment to Annapolis o. - !,
as 800 n. m. ' &c
p. m. ]. WILSON BROWN
President and Sn
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-13
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CAPTAIN THE HONORABLE
ALISTAIR HAY,
3rdBa talon Black Watch
ROYAL HIGHLANDERS,
(sEcoED SON OF THE EARL OF KIENoULL.)
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PERTH, SCOTLAND.
tn THE LrEBTG COMPANY

81 was in a condition Of great debility,
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effect was simply marvellous. The pow
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.Other preparations of Coca had been
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PROF. CHS. LUDWIG vow SEGEER
Professor of Medicine at the Royal Uni
versity; Knight of the Royal Austrian
Order of the Iron Crown; Knight Com
mander of the Royal Spanish Order Of
isabella; Knight of the Royal Prussian
Order of the Red Eagle; Chevalier of the
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Invaluable to all who are Run Down,
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-13
Duffy'S Pure MSIi WhiskeY
and
Duffy'S Formula.
For CoIa.lur,,.tiOm.
Mn snI.lafnv M 80 nnl,l,.

MR.. sol 1sfOv " -. Bslfimcre, MA.
In December ast I was suddenly stricken
~ my hotel with severe heno~hage Ieo.ng
shout 0ne gallon Of hl,i 81 tl4e fast attarA and
large quautites FREQ tntiy t..s.c ter. Ny
was considered hopeless tram be start, aud 80
eertain we're my fricuGs tDnt would die that
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enort time diresrtied ina uli. usirx only your
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5 TaNv RIknLKn.
/ Dealer in Drugs, B..oks. ststlonery.
AR II

Mr.. PULASKI, ILLINOIS.
Centiemsn-- Mrs. JEFF. Foster VAS at the
point Of death with what doctors called quick
consumption. Relatives were called in TO see
her die. Some one camnaended Dssy's Pure
Malt Whiskey. Her husband bought two bot
elea. She improved: he bought more. and In q
short time she was up DONG haasework. 1
know, and IL Is conceded, that your remedy
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-13
Her Malestvs EaVOTlteCOsnttlC GIVceTlI

Used by her Royal Higbness the Prin-
cess of Wales and the nobility. Fur the
Skin, Complexion, Eruptious, Chapping,
Roughness, $1.OO. OF Druggists.
LlSebSg Co.'S Genuine Syrup Of SGrsG-
parilld is guaranteed as the best Sarsa-
parilla in the market. ia
N. ". Depot rs Rsurray street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-13
Without Regard to CostI

Ladies Dress Goods from 5
25c. per yard.
Plain and Brocade VelveteeI
and Colored Iaces for Dire
Trimmings, cheap.
Dress Ginghams, Calicoes, Cd
ton and Flannels, at reduce
prices.
Gents, Ladies and Chilren
Underwear, Hosiery, Silk al
Linen Handkerchiefs, Linen Cd
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scarfs al
Bows, at very low prices.
Black and colored Jersey
Jersey Capes, Gents and Boz
Knit Jackets and White Shir
very cheap.
Calico shirts for SOC worth %
Boys white shirts for Al cen
worth 60c.
Splendid line of ladies Goa
and listers will be
CLOSED OUT AT COST.
All other goods in stock
prices TO suit Tie times.
j. FRANK KRAMER |
nov4-tf Francis StTe|
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-13
MoTHER HTERONYMo.
THE DUFFY MALT wHTsKEY 70,
RAFwn2nnpA NFux

- DHfysa Fornauia "a a special kaasehold
application ~ Dugsis Pure Matt Esi>ksg CONF
e2nsd principally srifh RAG be fstsak ia loud
FERN. sgfth0ttf cooking or chenicaf c.eHgea ne
.n1vnisAea WasqWa1ea bfoud .farlning material.
whersbg tie seel9M and sfFeslgsh arr Increased
Kg d the 9ost paiatable and efisacious BEEF
pwRparassoa eper naae Tt ran be had Of all
drsgyisls az 0.NE DOLLA Il PR R0TTLk