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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-30
A Daily for LlnrkhbuTR.

Speci ! Tlsgrdm 20 he Sunday Register.
C~LARKsBURG, April % -Messrs. Vance
aud Bastable have ordered a steam press,
s~tereotypiDg apparatus, etc, and will start
a daily paper in this city, the first issue Of
which will appear about the middle OF
next month. This is the way TO boom our
city. Who will be the next to venture q
new enterprise B.?
1t is rumorcd about town that an i%Djuuc-
tion II TO be applied for TO erjoin tho City
Council from purchasing real estate ont
side OF the corporation limits upon which
to Locate the water works plant. We hope
it IL Otherwise. Now is not the time 10
discourage such beneficial prospects.
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AFTER BELLEW.
Niles Harriet Gotta Pursuss Him 10 San
Francisco.

Niles Harriet Gotta Pursues Him TO san
Francisco.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., April 23.-Miss
Harriet f Cofiu, after remaining secluded
since the reversal OF q favorable decision
in the insanity proceedings, left Tsylor's
Hotel, this city, yesterday. She paid her
bill and went away quietly. 1t was
thought she was going TO New York, but
it is nov believed che started for San
Francisco. Before she left she telegraphed
TO the S IN Francisco Chronicle asking: rs
Kyrle Bellew a member of the Potter
Brown Company" She received an
AFT rmative reply-"collect 81" Miss
Cofiu hurried her preparations and lett.
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rr,ed 90 KIN Hsr Father.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, April 2s.-Duripg
the excitement ut Bessemer the colored Ia
borers at the Sloss mines, near by, rendered
their services to protect the lives and prop
erty of the whites. Two negroes Thursday
night attempted 10 sssassiuste Mckinney
Foster, the fsther Of the girl whom the
>ro lynchsd ut Bessemer attempted to
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TELEPHONE CASE.
The Bell Company Wins Against the Ma
ainnaI-

The Bell Company Wins Against The Ma
tionai.
NEW ORLEANS, April %, -Judge Dorea
Pardee, of the United States Circuit Court,
yesterday rendered a decree on final in the
case of the Americana Telephone Co.
ct al. VS.. the National Improved Telephone
Co, in equity. The court decides that the
telephone used BY the defendants are in
fripeements on the Bell patents, and Or
ders that all such Instruments be delivered
to the clerk of the court, subject to further
orders, and gives the complainants Judg-
ment against the defendants for all costs,
charges and disbursements in this suit
VIM. Grant is appointed master to aseer-
tain costs and damages.
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Aboutthe Papai Decree.

LONDON, April 2s.-The Standard says:
THAT the Papsl decree viii do good cannot
be doubted, but that it will extirpats the
evil can scarcely be hoped"
The Daily Nars says that premature i'm.
portance should not be given the statement
that the Pope has condemned the plan OF
campaign, adding Even il the.statement Is
correct, il Is we'll to remember that Ireland
has never accepted Rome's influence in
poftics."
The Post thinks that the Pope's action IA
By far the most formidable blow yetstrucs
nj the Nationalist.
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PETHoLKUM.
Nov Yorh.


NEW YORK, April 2s.-Pstroleum-
Opened firm at s6c, but became weak on
reports Of q new well flowing and declined
to Sale; later reports, however, that the
flow had decreased 10 small volume sst
the traders buying hack their early sales
and q rally occurred on which the market
closed firm at CSC. Consolidated Ex.
change opened ut SIC; highest 86c; lowest
silc; closing nj CSC. Stock Exchangs
opening at s5ic; highest s5ic; lowest Sale
closing At s5lc. Total sales $50 bar
rels.
BrsdEord.
BRADFORD. Pa, April %. -Petroleum-
Opened nj s5fc; closed at 85kc; highest
s5ic; lowest safe; c~learArces 1,ll2,00C
barrels.
PfttsbarE.
PrrrsBuRs, April 2s.-Pstfolsam-
Dull and heavy; opened Ut Soc; closed u
Sc; highest SIC; lowest sale.
TirusvtIia.
TITUsyTLLE, PA, April 2s.-Petfoleun
Opened at Sc; highest ec; lowest sisci
closed ut s5tc-
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FOUR PERSONS DROWNED

Three Women and One Man Meet a SAD
Death.
PORTLAND, Ore, April 2S.-News has
lust been received here Of q fatal accident
which occurred on the Stillaguamish river,
in Washington Territory, near the town OF
in which the lives OF three
Young women and one man were lost
They were crossing the river in u canoe
which ran into a ripple and it capsiz' I'd,
throwing the occupants into the water and
they were drowned. The names OF the
persons lost were Lille Wheeler, aged IL
years; Anna Thompson, eyed l6; Ellen
Aldridge, aged II, ard J. B. Vance, aged
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California saiaa oo1ss-SPst
fair Rio steady ct Isle; options ~ ana
dull. closing steady; aies S45o0 49,
April II soc; May IL Csc; Juns lilo
ali 2Oc; July 0.55c; August 10 .; Ssp-
tember. October, November and Decem.
her 9 90s10 90. Sarr-Unchaneed 10
Quiet. Molsses-Steady; so t~s ~
Rice-Frm. PetrolsumlSteady; crude
in barrels 6sa6sc; United Soc Oos,ea
Seed Ol-Steady. Tllow-Eastsr o. SIC
Rosin-Dull ut 81 coal 2t Terpsetns
Dali at 3Sc. Esxs-Duli and weaker
western 13s1Sic. Pork-Firm; western
SIS GOALS so new; sl4 25a14 so old
Cutmeats-Firm but quiet LArd-Qnies;
western steam spot . 30; Nay - AZ;
June $a Has IL; July % IL; Aaeess
ss n; September g 20; city steam VI %
Butter-Firm; western l6AS7se 80
Quiet and unchanged. Copper-nrm;
lake 16s. L~ead-Stsady; domestic u -
Tin-DGll; straits Sc
CHICAGO. April a.-wbsas Wa more
active to day. There wa no very iafee
trading, but . great deal Of exchanging
aud scalping. Corn VA irregular: osis
-oaiet. Provisions-Market Steady.
Flour-ouiet Unehanged. Whnt-CeAh
No. 2spriue s0las0s; Ne 9 red sStaSf;
Nav ~SOsaslfc, closine 81 sole; JUNK Slt
asolc. closing at safe; July 622eS3fc,
closing at sale; December S5sS6sc closing
Al s5}c. Corn-Cash No. 3 S5t May STA
55lc, closing at 55tc; juno 54S s5Sc, clos
iu9 Al SAC; July 54sa55l. c3osing 81 Sc;
August 5iia55tc, closing NJ 6Stc. Osts-
Cash sale; May 32i.satc closing 81 Sstci
June 32ta32Ic, closing at sale; July Sstc
August 2sic. No. Q Rye 8tc No. I.
Barley 77aTsc. No. l., Flax Seed
an al. Prime Timothy Seed - 57ae 90.
Mess PORK, Cash and May $i3 60. June
Si3 20; July $13 77i.Lard-Caah and Nay
81 s2l June 81 IS; July 81 90 August
81 s5. Short Ribs 81 IS. Shoulder 1916
AZ 90; abort clear 81 70s7 IS. Whisky
81 rs. Sugars Cutloaf 7i.si. Gnnuls-
ted &c. Standard A, 81. Butter Steady.
Creamery a4ls25c; dairy lease. Egg
Steady a. l2ilaic.
Philadelphia.
pHuApxLpHrA, April % --F1our- Firm
wheat-Firm; No. 9 red April, Nay and
June 9sla95ic; July 92fa93c. Corn
Spot lc higher; futures ic higher; No. =
mixed April and May 63a6ici June sta
63}e; July 63a63ic. Oats-Spot lower;
regular white Ale; No. 3 white 4sc; No. +.
white 4ic; future dull; white April 4Sia
4ic; MAY and June 41iatac; July 42A42sc.
Eggs-Dull and easier; Western nrsts liza
lac.
Ciroinnafi.
oIscIssArI, O.. April % Cotton
Steady. Flour Quiet. Wheat-Firm;
No. . red CSC; receipts 800 bushels; ship
ments $500 bushels. Corn-Esieri No.
Q mixed 563c. Oas-Steady at 3itc.
Rye-Lower: No. Q roc. Pork-Quiet ct
si4 so. Lard-Steady ct 81 IS. Bulk
Meats and Bacon-Firm and unchanged.
Whisky-Activs at 81 %. Butter, Sugar
and C~heese-Firm. Esgs-Steady at ia
TOLEDO, O.. April 28.-wheat- Dull
but firm; cash ss,c; May size; June sstc;
July sic; August SIC; September site
Dscemb.r sole. Con-Dull and steady;
cash and May SIC. 0.ts-Dull ut 3oc.
Glover Seed-Active and steady; cash $500
October 81 30.
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Cr,rpa-DnII and steady.

STATES -bull anu bpcouy
RAILRoADs-Only moderately active;
sales $593, 600.
SrocKs-The stock market to-day was
very active and strong throughout the ses-
sion, there being no interruption Of the adj
vance worthy of name from the opening 10
close, and leaving prices in most Of the list
at about the highest for the week. The
opening was strong at advances over last
evenings final figures Of from TO per
cent, the latter in New Eoglsnd.
There was u sligbt check given
10 the Iise after the inst
half hour, when the best prices In some
stocks had been reached, but the advance
was soon resumed and further gains wore
recorded / n the msjority Of the list. The
business of the last hour WA barren OF
special feature, and the market finally
closed very active and strong nj the best
prices Of the day. The principal advances
comprise New Eogland 81, Missouri Pa
cihc 2t, Northern Pacific preferred aud
Chicsgo, Darlington and Quincy each IL,
Jersey Central II. Sales, 1927 shares.
Quotations closed bid o. follows:
Adams Express 1876; American Express
100: Canada Pacific, sol; Central Pacific
32i; Chesapeake and Ohio !; do preferred
irsts 4; do seconds 81; Chicago and Alton.
1is; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 125;
Delaware and Hudson, 109s; Delaware,
Lackswanna and Western 13l; Denver
aud Rio Grande, IS; Erie 28i; do pre-.
ferred, 60; IT. Wayne, 154; Illinois
Central l22; Lake Shore, So; Michigan
Central, 81; Minneapolis and 81. Lonis,
81; do preferred, II; Missouri Pacific
sol; Northern Pacific, Is; do preferred,
sci; Chicago and Northwestern. Ill; do
preferred, 143i; New York Central, 1921;
Ongan Trsnseontinental, 25l; Pacific
Mail, Est; Peoria, d. q Z 2lt; Pitisburg
leo; Pullman Paiaee Car, 144t; Reading.
63I; Rock Island. 43i; 1t. Loui. and
san Francisco 113!; do preferred, 2al; Arst
preferred, 67f; ST. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1851; st. Paul and omaha, 1o3;
do prsfsrTed All; Texas Pacific. 29i; Unioa
Pacific 50: Unit~i States Express 81;
Western Union 135.
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ynnthfnI Counle.

BosroN, April 2s-The Globe says: Mel
lie, nineteen-year-Old daughterc Of Mrs. She
we'll, a physician who has been living in
New York until recently, in which city
she owns considerable property, has eloPed
with 3 seventeen-year-old boy named ca
sey, who worked in q grocery store here.
The present whereabouts Of the couple are
unknown.
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ns,rss.,on In the Pig Iron Trade.

PTsBUIG, PA, April 2s.-The price
Of pia iron is reported lower now than it
has b;en for two years past. The best mill
iron : only selling at SIS per ton cash,
while other grades are selling NJ low as
Sl4 IS. The furnace men are complaining
bitterly, and many Of them threaten 10
bank Eheir furnaces unless there is an i'm
provellent in price. The Carrie fornace,
in thit city, is banked because the firm
and the meu have disagreed on the ques.
ton q wages, and some trouble exists at
yarioss points throughout the valley.
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LIVE Stock.
Uhieaeo.


CHICAGO, April % -Ost.le-RNosip'
9, 200 head; market steady; steers " 70s
s 90; stockers and feeders 81 35a3 30;
cows, bulls and mixed 81 s5s3 90:
Texas steers So 25s4 90.
Hogs-Receipts 10000 bead; shipments
1000 head; market weak ut 6al0c lower;
mixed S. 25a5 As; heavy IS 35a5 GO;
light S. 2Os5 10; skips 81 50a5 90.
Sbcep-Receipt $500 head; shipments
1000 head; market weak and heavy ut
pc lower; natives 81 50s6 rs; western
81 75a6 %; Texans 81 75s5 80; lambs
S. 50a7 90.
East LIbAFty.
EAST LIBERTY, April 2s.-oatle-
Receipts 80 head; shipments - head; roth
ing doing; all through consignmena:
Hogs-Rsceipts 1890 beac' shipments
9 800 he'd, s.ir Phiisdelphias ~ 75a5 10;
mixed IS 65a5 20: Workers. IS 6Oi6 10;
common 10 fair IS 4Oa5 so; pigs Is 00l6 70.
Sheep-Receipu 1000 head; shipmsnt'
1000 head: market dull; 10al5c OF on
good, 25s30c OF on common and medium.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., April 25.-HoN-
Firm; common and light 81 90 a5 90; pack.
ing aud butchers s. 35a5 80. Receipts
900 head; shipments 600 bead.
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Delegates to TIE A. A. L. & $. Convention.

Delegates 10 tNe n n l. OV"'""
PI1TsBURG, April 25.-The subordinate
lodges of the Amalgamated Association OF
Iron and Ssssl Workers ara holding cleo
tions this month for the selection Of dele
gates to the annual convention, which con-
yenes early in June. The majority of the
lodges have elected delegates, and those
which have not will do so this evening.
The representation is based upon the mum
Der of members 10 a lodge. Where there
are less than one hundred one delegate is
selected, and for 125 members the lodge is
entitled to two delegates. At the next
convention there will be a total Of about
IT'S delegates.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at ] 2a2 Per Osut.-Govsrn-
mepts Dull and stsady-stocks Active and
strong-Fiour Quiet and Unchanged
whost Active.
NEW YORK, April 23.-Money on call
easy at 1ls2 per cent. last loan at II per
cent. closed offered at 2 per cent. prime
mercantile paper 4ls5l per cent; sterling
exchange dull but steady at 4~66laiss.
GovKRHMBSTs-Dull and steady.
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blaine WILL AGAIN.
The Latest BulIeiin From the Maine siates-
man.

man.
PORTLAND, Me, April 2s.-Dr. N. p.
Potter, of Bridgeton, is in this city on his
return from Europe, where he has been
spending the winter. DIR. Potter Gays that
Hon. ]. G. Blaine was in Naples when he
left, and was looking fine aud seemed in
the best of spirits. He spoke of the com.
ing election, and said the Democrats must
have New York in order To succeed. He
showed no sign of ill-health, and DR.. Pot
ter says the statements published to that
effect are considered the invention OF po-
litical enemies.
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The Empersr IA. . New spring Bed

BEaLIS, April 2S.-The Emperor ate
bcef yesterday for the FIST time since the
begiBaing OF his recent illness. He has
sbanAoned beer, as It disagrees with him.
He row has 8 spring bed made up on a
new principle and o comfortable than
HE aid he'd
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Johnston Houored b., @. A. II. v-.t.r.--

Johnston Honored bye. A. II. y"t"rs--
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-The an
nouncement is made here this morning
that Gen. Joseph Z. Johnston, the highest
in rank of living officers Of the Confederate
army, was on Thursday night last unani-
mously elected an honorary member OF
ID. Baker Poet, No. 8, g.. A. X, OF this
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Russian Persecution Of Jews.

LONDON, April 2s.-Tne Russian Gov
eminent has decided to expel the Jews
from Helsingfors, except those who have
served in the army. The Finish papers
papers are vigorously protesting against
the decision.
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Two Hearts Made oas.

Special T6egraa 10 Ia srndGy Rvls1.
CLARKsBuIG, W. Va, April 2a-To-
day VIM. Hacker and Miss Virginia. Chen
mont, Of Hacker Greek, eloped and were
united in marriage in this city by Rev. L.
Holden in the clerks Office Of the County
Court of this county.
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c.rno,,. Recepuon Mt Bordeaux.

PARIS. April 2s.-President Carnot at
tended the performance ut the Grand
Theatre in Bordeaux Last evening, and was
enthusiastically received BY the audience.
The President afterwards held q reception
at the prefecture Of the department.
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wheeling wIrke. sold Tor $4,000.

CHICAGO. April 2s-A dispatch from
Lexington, KY, says; The great stallion
Wheeling Wilkes, by George Wilkes, dam
by Edward Everett, has been sold by V. G.
Cromwell, Of this county, to NJ r Bissell,
Of Grand Rapids, Mich, for $1,000.
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NOW MY SIDE ACHES

Aching sides and Back, Hip, Kidney
pA ~ rtFriue Pains, RheumAtc, Sctatie,
* Vlalgjc, sharp and SHOCKING rams
EA.itsNrd in enc minute by the
- Artl-PRin Plaster. The hrst
~ killing plaster. A perfect inStAu-
siNG -.- falling antidOte " pain, tniam-
J @r vyzk4e>N Especially adapted 70
ado pains ana weAknesses. At all
ie 3 cents, or O; POTrEK DRUg AND
S.,L Co. Boston. sPz
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Mbeelins 8ssister
Grarelsrs' Gnias.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
E1SxrLASArIoN OF REIKRRNcEMARks: sDaiiy.
tSrndAy excepted. MONDAY excepted sun
day only. Saturday exeepted.-T5 Meridisn.
ApJtlE. 1854 wheeling time. which u Just one
hour earlier than Cenral Time:
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--e.t.. Da -,.alar1 Sk'n Diseases uiSiled
sr.. 1aE rWtsT S"r,rv,g &C.,
T-a-.Fa Atlanta ia
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urNUINNgz
JIG LOUIS RAlLR0ADv

iPan Handle Roassl undS scAs
November itth, isu, esin
tral standard Tine;
bIngh, 90 q M II
stenbenvtlle 40 p = u
t0 p M trains y 49,
Columbus. GncnnAii. lnolee
Tho i3s& p u. Train 49, 9
fcs Columbus and Oetco
wheeling a. s.D q -, oshO1'o
500 N
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Win. p.alerA..ien..

NEW YORK, April Sa.-P. Link & G.,
wine dealers. 175 Duane street, ASSIGNED
o-day 10 Samuel H Lzzynskiy.
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w KEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On and after Monday, April 80, 1888, trains
on the Wheeling and Elm Glove Railroad viii
run as follows:
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D1LTInoR. AID oilo r r

RA
ns..rsnr, q mss mn WHALING. Isa
csesdus ~ prl f9th, uaa
EI - o. ri ~ Nothvsa a
aEssoSISndSNAa daGL and niS
i Ely pa1Ss&Ssdss.asnAst LoaiA isa5ai
am: saa us = ssdsSca 10. N.
d.iSy sns SIe ssil, e5ea1 sunday.
liz. q ~; = Va = s,. ss.,i !
. ss1 sioHA-o.iA,.su p. ,n,.l
49, sosSay. ln63lonAl Wv train ia wsS.
49,. p, TIM daily ess.,s Sunday
PitsSa1. isiasoss ssd fhiia'e'phi. go
xsasassnA VS. ..aad,as sou. "a.
e e: 60 cssssiss1 ssli, s.a.s. Bur.
IN O. Cs,rdne sos ana so.a :; sna ~
Irurss trsins ugfvS Aoa vhtcaee 2 and
sie,SG ana elo A asfu. snatsTs:a
~ W sr.iss slsyY ee.a Ley. and cn'
sfansn. ass = = 81 ,.,.
TsSs,sesScs b d. VI. ssios ! =
a. end iols D =, eofy, ria fttseeis lals
sis p =. daiy. n - asily @esvt
-. Iss No ; : e sasSsss - ssse.
': I'M s INV f. sssssA IA, MAJ.
ai ~: no ssss sss:s!; .nt n. ~ ~ , I.
s: fSsisS univ rs.anasA~ nNl..a.ny.
ffsfps artyS bUa OaAbefsasA, - p =,
az, 1yus s1I Z 9si~.iiA, ~ ,ua MA n. ~
In, siep. n daily eyneps eeso.sl: ~
49,, 2 - Ss
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CHARLESTON, April 30.-James Kidd
house at Ray Branch was destroyed BY m
ist Saturday sight The property 70
total loss
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q. z. hn RAILROAD.

BellAire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
lsSves BeilGre AZ $40 q. m. arrives at BellAire at
100 p. N.
WoOdSfeld passenger train leaves BellAire ct
40 D. m, arrives at Bellsire at $40 q. n.
Summerield Accommodation leaves BeilGir ~
Loo d. m, arrives at Bellaire At i0:tb a. N.
All tralus daily except Sunday. Central stand
ard Time nom Bsllaire.
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RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Tfbie ticking ehec4 Apdi N. NJ
scnsci trans will run - nliows-Oerusl
All tnius daily except thDo metd .
which do no. uu on sunday
soUrH sorxp. Ne y no. klsesis
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Isotis 0
Tomans5c0
6aSss cI
MAas:
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ELYS
s2lY BALM

Lhe
issl paSSS-
AnaysPah
II Lnac
Ia. Heals the
s-ss Restores
t,e SeDs9s OF
rsste and
srsl
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u. Sss; ss ss:ss;: I, es =. d. 1870: q -
eot n. sOs fis,.Sosss. Isr Won:
rna, tal p .. Pc ~e.sebssytnA % IA
p, ssdssE s' :. ! - s1z sssssA'
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-23
A case Of Mistaken Identity.

A young gentleman, having business at
a house on MeCulloh street, called yester'
day morning and was shown into the
parler. The servant Informed him that
the lady would be down in a moment
The gentleman took seat and noticing
the Baltimore american lying on the
piano, was soon quietly perusing its col
umns when suddenly, without warning
other than the remark. 'Yeu darling y
found the arms OF beautiful young lady
around his neck and was almost immc
diaiely kissed squarely in the mouth
Before he could say anything or recover
from his establishment, the lady, with
burning face, had made a most profuse
apology and explained that she had mis-,
taken him for her fiancee, who was ex-
pected in the city yesterday. The young
gentleman is naturally of retiring dispo-
silion. and swooned away from the shock.
Baltimore American.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-23
AN EXPLANATION

What is this nervous trouble" with
which so many seem now TO be afflicted
IL you will remember few years ago the
word Malaria was comparatively unknown
to-day it is as common as any word in
the English language. yet this word
covers only the meaning of another word
used by our forefathers in times past
So it is with nervous diseases, as they and
Malaria are intended to cover what our
grandfathers called Biliousness, and all
are caused by troubles that arise from a
diseased condition of the Liver which in
performing lis functions finding it cannot
dispose of the bile through the ordinary
channel is compelled to pass it off through
the system, causing nervous troubles,
Malaria, Bilious Fever, etc. You who are
suffering can well appreciate cure. We
recommend Green's August Flower Its
uTes Sse marvellous.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-23
Prohibition Meetings in the County.

The prohibitionists held a mass meeting
on Friday evening at Galesville, which,
Notwithstanding the rain drew out quite
a large attendance. Mr. j. H. Rhodes, of
Baltimore, and r. S. Cole. chairman of
the executive committee OF the Prohibit
ton party in the county, were the speak
ers. The outlook throughout the county
is said to be quite encouraging. owing In
great measure to the opposition to the
Congressional candidates upon the old
party tickets. A meeting was also held
on Saturday afternoon at Davidsonville,
which was well attended and considera-
BILE interest awakened Rev. J. w. Steele
presided. The meeting was addressed by
Messrs. Rhodes, w. Frank Tucker and
Prof Dewitt @. Ingle, presidential cleo
tor for the district. The meeting con-
tinued until late hour, when the speak
ers left for South River Neck, where a
large crowd had collected to hear them.
w. Frank Tucker, Esq, formerly from
this neighborhood held the audience
spell-bound under an address that will not
soon be forgotten by his old friends and
associates OF South River, who turned
out in large numbers tn hear him. Many
new accessions are reported as the result
OF the meetings
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-23
Damage to oyster vessels.

Captain Kain, Of the schooner Eas on.
reported at the custom house, Baltimore,
yesterday, that his vessel was in collision
on Sunday morning in Rock Creek, Anne
Arundel county, with the schooner Ella /.
Trego, and was damaged $3.50.
The bugeye William MCGEE, Captain
Price, while off the Magothy river, Anne
Arundel county. beating up the bay yes.
terdsy about Z. M. with load of oys,
tiers, was caught in a squall which carried
away the fore and main masts, besides
demolishing the cooks quarters on deck
One of the crew came near being drown
ed. The tug Sampson towed the MCGEE
10 Baltimore