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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
LUCE'S SYMPATHY.
Our Governor sends Telegram to
Patrick Ford

Our Governor sends Telegram to
Patrick Ford.
LsNsIys. Nov. 19-In answer 10 a dis
patch from Patrick Ford. asking for a word
OF sympathy for use at the Irish-Anerican
protectiOnists' jubilation at the Cooper In
stitnte, New York, tonight, Governor Luce
wires:
That Americas Ireland, now sheltered
meath the flag of protection, should unite
in publishing our added lease of prosperity
is most gratifying. The hand that shadow 5
the Irishman's native land must never ex-
erciss dominion here. We send our ship
loads OF material sympathy to the famished
and starving of her provinces. but the
source OF the supplies and of the comfort
and happiness OF our people we shall con-
tinue 10 protect. You honor oy permitting
the added IejOicings of yours. sincerely,
G. g Luce Governor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
B 0 NDS FOR SALEI

A LIMITED NUMBER OF CORPORATION
INVESTMENT BONDS. maturing in ten fifteen
and twenty yesrS. viii be sold in amounts
from Eve 70 twenty thousand dollars. these
bonds are guaranteed by 9 corporation hsv-
ing three and a half millions surplus and inves
tors will reslize from 81 TO sper cent interest on
the investment. one-tentn to onetwoDtiefh down
and the balance ia yearly iustsliments II desired.
investigation solicited and further particular
furnished by H. r. Whita.an, Livingston blild
iag Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
IReLANc's WOES

I,ciasat. Yesterday Ia the Irrepressisls
Conflict.
DUsIfs. Nov. lo.-fsn thousand persons
attempted 70 hold a meeting Yesterday AZ
Hear Cross Tippsrsry. in defiance of the
Government pr0clsma tion fcroidding such
usstings. when the police charged upon the
crowd and in the stampede many people
were injured
Nullett and 2cCafrev, the invinciblss.
we're sscortsd by officers 20 London today
o. give testimony before the Parnell COM
N ssi0n AT Down-P4trick railway station
AoC4fssy shouted. God save Ireland,
We want the people to kaow that We are
ecsrcsd and 70 against or will.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

thousand Negro~. Demand Work or
n.rLnr.- Hut Nin.nnca Va Avoided.

Ratioc-. hut SiOlsocs Was Avoided
JAcEsoSvrLLE Fla. Nov. l9.-Eignt new
eases aud four deaths was the record today.
The f0rcs If negroes engaged ia cleaning
the streets and other sanitary work, was re-
ducsd today from fourteen hundred and ffty
b four buadre3 The thOu'snd discharged
men congregsssd on tae streets and demand
sd "rcrk orratiocs md riot was feared. but
= msetl-g was called and the negroes were
PROMISED reIef whore acsusi need exists.
The reduction Of force was necessary owing
20 .4c< VI .alds ia sns city treasury.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
COURT HOUSE COMMITTEE MEET

The srcsvstisss Completed aud Trenches
Commemorative. +. Avery Present
The meeting of the Kent County Court
House Building Committee rs held yes
tsrdsy, ~ which ". +. Avery. Of the West
ern Construction Company. Was present
TIE meeting Vas held for the purpose of
settling how much deeper than the spscif-
csfious designate It sould be necessary 70
&c with Toe trenches 70 secure a solid base
f1r the foundation walls "a rest on. The
depth which IL was necessary 10 excavats
does not exceed the depth mentioned in the
Specifications by mOre than SIT inches. The
ercavstiug for he basement is completed
aud tss work on the trenches commenced
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
IRISH PRoTecTloNIsTs.
Their Banquet Last Night-BiE Msn rrss
ent-Ielegrams Received

ent-Ielesrsnas Received.
NV YOkx, Nov. i9.-Ths rish-Ameri-
can protsctiOnists celebrated at Cooper
Union tonight the Republican victory. Pat
Ford Presiding. and Ex-Governor Alger. of
Michigan, Patrick Egsn, Edward O'Aesg-
her COndon. David Healy and others taking
part Ia the jubiiations. Blslue telegrsphed
from Augusta: Il would gladly be present
az your meeting this evening il IL
were possible. The Irish America n
Protection SIS we're . very potential element
IN securing the election OF Harrison and
Morton. and have a right 10 rejoice that
the policy which they favor has been so
triumphsntly INDICATED and main tanned. !"
General Harrison tslegraphed: Please
return to my friends, the Irish American
protectionists, now assembled al Cooper
Institute. my sincere thanks for their
cordial congratulations and much more for
their notable contribution"
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
NEGLECTED CHILDREN.
Three Children on Lagravs-st Left Alone
without Fire Last Night.

without Fire Last Night.
Detective Gates was called to 297 Lsgrsve-
ST.. last nighs. to LOOK after case of ne
elected children. A Mrs. Conway and Mrs.
Terwilliger moved into the house at the
above number a couple of weeks ago, and
their actions seem To be ANYTHING but
straight. They have between them a boy
% months old; one girl who has been badly
injured 8 years old. and one girl 9 years.
When Mr.. Gates arrived Al the house at
midnight the little ones bad been there for
five OF sl1 hours without fire. and were
very cold. The two women had gone away
with a couple Of men esrIy in the evening,
and bad not returned MP 10 that time Mrs
r. J. Van Normer and Mrs Major McGur-
rin kindly cared tor the children until
morning. when the authorities will attend
TO the matter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

OMsas. Nsb. Nov. i9.-At he prelimi1-
srv exsmiostioa Of Mrs.. Lboie King sliSs
Esechlar. her sttornev waived sKarnina-
ton srd be PRISONER -ss committed TO he
District Court. Her stforneT siso gave no
tice ihsi tia name of Elizabeth Reech.er IN
TIE ind ctment would not De recognized as
aaIanTi.r Il, hie clianr
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
HOTEL HOLOCAUST.
The Building Fired to Coacsal an Awful
Crime

Inc ouit0fux Iod 10 &onCeAi IN Awful
Crime.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Nov. l9.-The city
is in a terrible state of excitement over the
discovery that the European Hotel fire,
which occurred last Monday night, was the
res1lt of arson. Four lives were lost in the
fire. and positive evidence is said TO have
been secured which will prove that one of
the guests at the hotel was first robbed of a
large amount Of money and tnen murdered
with hstchet and the house set on fire to
cover up the crime.
Warrants have been sworn out for the
party wao IS supposed 10 have committed
the crimes, charging him with .irson. muir
der ana robbery, and the officers are now
searching the city for the purpose of finding
him. IL is believed he has left. The skull
OF one of the victims of the fire was crushed
in, but the Coroner's Jury failed to discover
II. some startling developments are ex-
pectsd within the next forty-eight hours.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
ARRESTED FOR ADULTERY.
John Leroy and Harriet wetnerby Ar
rested on Complaint of Mr. Leroy.

John Leroy and Harriet Wetnerby Ar
rested on Complaint of Mr.. Leroy
Mrs. Leroy. who boards with Mrs.
Flanagan At the corner of Spring and
Louis-sS.. sSore out q warrant few days
ago for her husband, Joan LOery. and
hsrriett Wsthsroy, charging them with
al ultery.
Yesterday the couple were found at
Bailey and brought 20 this city by Deputy
sheriff Scally. Leroy. who is man "a
years old claims that ne was never legally
married 10 Mrs. Leroy. IS she was never
divorced from 4 former husband. Harriet.
who is 3s years Of age, says she 10 not mar
ried she has little 9-yesr-old girl with
her. which she says is her child. The
couple vsrs taken to jail to await examins-
tiOQ
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

The Detroit Boat, SsiIsd by an Editor
Wins Es<ily-A Fatality.

Wins Essily-A Fatality.
TOLEDo. Nov. 19.-Tbe much talked OF
race between the Yachts City of the Straits
Of Detroit and the Alice En-ight. of Tole
do. was sailed today on Lake Erie. The
distance vas fifteen miles for purse oil
$1,000. The City OF the Straits
won easily. coming in IS minutes
ahead Of the Enright. Capt. Alex Mcleod
Of the Detroit Erening Nslrs. sailed toe
City While Captain Hepburn. Of Toledo.
acted iD the same capacity for the locsl
yacht
William Ladue. William Young and B.
F. Jacobs. employees of the glssssorks
took a row boat today u witness the yacht
race. When mils from shore the sosi
cap red and Young and Jsc0bs were
1roWnsi
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

Ne are constantly rcoc17qng nc70 and deau-
h/uI trimmings dfrea f-om the manufaauy-
eyS. Ne are shoaovng No7eh1es IN blz1n,
beadcd and coloyed PaSSemenfe,ze1, IN gzmbs,
gal0ons. hnscl, bya1ds, ha1dcd ornaments,
six o1mamenA SETS. baneks. eko
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
A SERIOUS FAMILY BOW.
A wife Destroys Her Husbands Eyes and
l. Herself Nesriy Killed

FsIr. Pa. Nov. i9-During a family
quarrel tonight the vie ot Patrick Dur
xirs. a hsgx.ssnsn on the Pennsylvania
road. threw bovi Of vitr0i 10 bis face
bnrring oct both syss and otherwise iuiur-
ing 80 severely tcar 70 viii probably prove
fstal Tie w0msn led from the house but
on rsturning IN charge Of The police officer
fsv minutes later. The suffering man at
lacked and came near killing her.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
AN UPPER PENINSULA TRAGEDY.
william Leighton shoots and Kills Jsh n
shine.

sAULr Srk. NARlE. Mich. Nov. l9.-Wil-
liam Leighton shot and killed John Shine
o. The lum Der caInp Of Rouse & McAeon,
sixty miles ffom nere. Friday afternoon, IL
appears Leighton, who s an ssent tor the
shove lrm. 10 ls alleged. stole team oil
horses II charge Of shine, and against
which the company had q bill Of sale.
Snins overlook Leighton and rot possession
ar The mouth Of a revolver Coming hack
% ths camp shine disco vered one horse was
lame. and started after Leighton with a
shotgun. intending. be sand. 10 give aim 4
good soaring. out on seeing him coming
LsigEton hred and killed him. Leight on
- ia custody here
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

D.. Abraham G0l5stsn. the doctor va
vas srrss-e - Z this city couple of tirses
isst reek. ran against lsgsl snag II Nus
Fszoz vester5s7 - getting himself arrested
Tor prscficIng re5ir 8e without isce1ss.
Ths 1ocsor wss let % oD payment of o0sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

Seal Plush ,Saeques Just yeoeiaed, and aoorzh
from $40 TO S25. orr Special BARGAIN Prize,
commencing OH Monday morning, only
S5Z5. THIS sbeaaI lot of Seal Pkush
Sacques bzcked ub BY ouy Eastern buyey at a
large azsc0uuf from the regular b,1cc, and
cauu0f be duplicated IN style, I'll, quality ana
workmanship aOet Of Ne7o York CITY /or less
than the first b,zce qn0fed.
Ow stock 0f MEMS Undlv7oear, foreign
and domestic domestic, has ne7ey been So c001-
bleie as at the Present time Ne are can
stanf5 o6eyzng Bargains.
On W0nday aoe shall o6ry lat of 10 dos.
MEMS Shzbea Came/'s Hair Shirts ana
Dya9oers, SOo'zh $3.50, tacl /or onJ $500,
all sizes.
Mems aH-7ooo/ Seamless HaI( Hose IN
May, Bro7ou and CoralnaI at p oeuks, reg
nlar b17ce IS oenh.
4 large m9oloe of Stamped and Fany
Linens just recez0ed-Sfambed Linen SIDE
hoard and Bwrau .Scayf5 90 and p mches
III Aneth Stamped l/omU Linen Sblaskcrs
acvih fringe and a1uaon 5ooyk Platter CAozhs
hemstllohed and DamaSk 7cqth f7nges
IT, 81 and Of /1ngcd Clofhs in Nomfy
Damask and /ancy 7oea9e, erbressJy/oy party
Purposes.
Doylczs, hemshlc)Eed and Domask. osaL,
1ound and square, all sSes used far finger
b070b
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
QUIET IN HAYTL

Nor. rrsuble Fearsd--A Jnftsd States
Wsrsbip <ew There
NEw ORLEASs Nov. l9.-The British
steamship Texan rssch~i her wharf ysster-
day. four and half DAYS from Port Al
Prince Tkev bring the report that the
United States steamer Boston bad arrived
and made dsmsnd for the surrender ~ the
steamer Hsvtisn Republic. which bad bean
under seizure oY the lsgitiuzte faction.
fbs demand vas about % % scceded ~
when The Tsxsn lsft there Every thing
vss quiet when The Texan sailed. 5at more
trouble was Anticipated.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

TIE exsninsnon Of Brrck Quint con-
saassd tbe whoie day n Justics Wsstfai =
csrrt yesterday. Several nev witnesses
verr sronght into .he csse and cui7t wss
rrt -n tne sfsrd Al fhe t-afI re-v 3
ro- n and the srzuueuts VI be sue
mites tfis morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

ns7iei Sfrock. Who ~ss arrested last week
for Sad x threatening message cn Dos
"a carl had his examination before Com
missioner Nctluewsu. af tbe Bited Stsfss
ifeirics Court He vas hell for trial a. the
Narch term Of the court Bail vss dxed a
So. which bs furnished.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

Those hsrdsbelled Denocrsts who can
nor bssr 70 hesr The election "a iect men
toned hsrs provided themselves rifh =
r-cx.ff1l 81 chesfnurs snd ehe7 thev ro 80
anyone who shes 20 "a x s0o1t t1s rssg g
hey ooietly sn1ile snd hsai them chest
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

Fred Stuck. the young man who drove
his father ont of his Swn house SATURDAY.
night. aud made him run ooups of bio ks
barefoot pleaded guilty 20 tr0 counts in
The Police Court yesterday. one for being
drunk. ard one for beng disorderly. and
ratf IA n
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

TIE case comueacsi in ths Circr-t Cont
s5meaue ago - Vary Hs1sr ~ Kansas
CITY szsiast p 7. Re7neids Ct Rocsfsrl.
80 dismissed 81 Judge Grove gssrsrasy,
ne complainant b~sre sns1e 20 giTs tos
re1uire1 security f7r he c0s,s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

PrT-ssrRa. Sov la-Forty cosi operators
nd shippers this sfsrnoon u1sniuousiv
--@civsd 30 st0r running ccsI for A. i1-
fednifr peric6 sfer Decer eer irsr -Four
% 50 fhsBsssa aiRss 81 - saro.a sas
81 .erx
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

Gs1vF-vrtEr pa N0v. Is-Ffvs ne~
rsses ~ veI1r fsver reee rsp5-rs1 tocar.
The ~esfter q rsrn orrst 1esf tut.on
nfsrs.zs Hne szsi ga e1uFs.F s3spe15e
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
fos1tL:R!slfNs
DAILY POINTERS"
SNOW SHOVFLS.
DAILY POINTERS. /"

Don't have a walk all COW
cred with snow when You can
buy a Snow Shovel for 30c. /:
we have them cheaper If you
wish, also dearer. They run
Ia prices all the way from l0c
to SOC. we also have Scrapers.
Push BrOOms and Steel Ice
Cutters. Remember there Is
a city ordinance that requires
you to keep your walks clear
Of snow. and At the price you
can buy = shovel. e does not
pay 70 take chances Of being
arres ted.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
AAs egcoME uNsovgRNAsLg.:
Robert Gsrrstt's Insanity Bringing His
Life % = Close

Wv Y0sK. Nov. l9--It was said ysster-
dsv thsr Robert Garrett will % removed
this week from KinEwood to Clifton. one
Of bis hns surnurban homes near Balu-
more. This decision resulted from the sn-
reuuc~nnsut Of bls doctors that he cannot
i've uucb longer. and thsg he = daily %
coming more violent and ungovsrnsbe
Nr- Gsrr-ft hss zone 20 Clifton and viii
r-rlsin there until arr husband arrives.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

Is oqe1-sfockcd ao7ih Laales and Misses FaX
and Winter '77ackets, and 10 dose 7oe Aa9'c ne
du0edhhe prizes from 25 10 so fer 0enk These
7ackeks are tie 0e,y latest styles and made or
.Stochzngnet, Bearer and No7eAy Clolhs, plain
and Handsomely trimmed
Ne 7ozH not qnOte Ony Sbeaa/ Prizes. The
list a0ouH be too long. Come and make yOur
selection and the b,1ce zozN net be bar to
your bAo1ug.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
DERCY T. COOK.

10 south Ionia Street
40 ots. Barth's Addition. 30 Lots South Grand
Radios Houses for sale on Easy Terms Lumber
Furnished for Building on Vacant lots. 90
Farms for Sale in Southern Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

10000 lbs in steak and selling at the 7e,y
b7Oea b11oes. Ge,manfo70n, German Knit
ting Yarn Spanish, .Saxony, &c, e0e,y SHADE
and coloy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-18

During the thunder storm which pass.
ed over this section Saturday evening
about Q o'clock, small. dark drifting
: aud was observed in a south westerly
s;-rriier. frem icb bail ssoars tie size
So hra rxes fsai npaa lie greand PER-
sens wiz hapfred q ~ ut and exposed
10 fist elements al iAr time were severely
pelted. Horses aud cattle thar were IN the
field ran franlically tn escape the pelting
stones. Fortusately II did not last very
long and in I'VE minutes The cloud had
passed over. There waspicked up in our
streets hail stones measuring from three
to three and q half inches in ciTcumfer-
ence and weighing from four to six
ounces. Persons who were upon the wa
ter saw ii was q beautiful sight TO see the
stones falling into the water, while the
decks Of their craft were covered One
boatman gathered barrel of the ice pei
lets from the deck of his vessel. some OF
them, he declares. were as large as duck
eggs. and made indentions on the cabin OF
his vessel. The nuggets we're of a milky
appearance and irregular in shape, but
mostly of an oblong shape. No such hail
stones have ever been seen in this section
before by the oldest inhabitant. There
was very little wind accompanying the
fall or the damage might have been SER
ious. The experience of those in the houses
directly under tin roofs thought the roof
was being torn of, so terrible was the
racket, and servants ran into other parts
of the house for protection. So far We
have heard of no serious damage being
done
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-18
wedding To-Day.

A quiet though pretty wedding, oc.
Cured on the corner of Maryland
Avenue and Prince Georges street this
afternoon. The contracting parties, we're
Mr.. Alex. G. Crook. of Washington, and
Miss Elizabeth G. Dressed, of Annapolis.
The bride, who Is pretty blonde, was
beautifully attired, and the relatives and
intimate friends of the family who were
present wished her happy wedding tour.
The groom is said to be a very enterpris.
ing and energetic young man. and the
family is said TO be well pleased with the
match. Mrs. Adams, sister of the groom
was present, and several neighbors and
personal friends of the bride were also in
attendance. Rev. Paul A. Mcneil, Off
ciated. Flower decorations we're furnish
ed by Seidewitz.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-18

We mentioned in Saturdays CArrrAL
that q swarm ri bees which bad escaped
from soue hive IL ih neighhorb0nd had
p'fch o. limh In one # he rnw -
tres aifsne the fltr Hafe sc n1dg1f
eggers. whic foF 4 sine az gcsd ea>e
srahle sport tie bsss in tie asignsefT
hood wbo amused themselves witn throw
Ing i tie peculiar shaped Knot Of living,
crawling insects until they succeeded IN
knocking of great clusters. which fell
upon the pavement. This paiuraiiy
aroused their angry passion. and they
few around 10 every direction in search
of their enemy and the result was q gen
eFal scattering OF boys with severe chas-
tisement by the bees. Finally they got
settled again on the limb. when towards
night two colored men ventured to cap
ture the swarm. An improvised beehive
was made out of a small box procured
from the grocery store in the neighbor-
hood, which was baited with syrup and
placed on larger box on the pavement
directly under the limb. The men pro
cured mosquito netting. which they. tied
over their heads and putting buckskin
gloves on their hands one OF them pro-
ceeded to climb to the top of the tree and
saw the limb off containing the swarm,
and let II down gradually Dy rope. Duh
unfortunately the limb fell suddenly TO
the pavement with the swarm OF bees
clingine tn it. The man on the pavement
proceeded to hive them as quick as possi-
BILE, but many Of them got away while a
number were killed. In the meantime q
number of spectators had gathered on the
street to witness the novel sight, and for
a time passers by had to take wide
berth or take the chances of being stung.
The man aBd the bees continued to
attract crowd of spectators until about
10 o'clock at night. when, after waiting
some time for the bees 10 enter the hive.
which were still on the outside In great
clusters. he placed another hive or box on
the outside of the former one and in this
way succeeded in capturing his bees
The affair created considerable excite
ment as well as amusement.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-18
Tn, Drum POINT r. r.

The survey of the B. s. d p r. R. in
which the topography is being taken.
had progressed as far as point opposite
Bristol when a number of evidences in
dictated that the instrument was d efective.
The line had to be traced back out Of
Cabin branch and southwark across
Lyons creek to point on the Calvert
side up to which. it is said, all is right
One of the engineers left fer Baltimore on
Wednesday with the instrument to have
it properly adjusted. Work will begin
again on the topography In few days
CGlgert Journal
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-18

Mn. EDTToR:--As IL is supposed that
newspaper men are well Informed on ali
subjects or ought to be. an sposed to
s. X rev gae.a siHv
~ fneer no1 & lass & this Steta rfns
hisltitg h sal- Gig gs. toeanss. aa
water SD ice cream au the Sabbath day.
commonly called sunday vi 80 why Il il
not enforced We notice that some Of the
stores n thIs city dispose 81 cigars and
tobacco AID soda water on Sunday The
same as other days, while other stores
who exclusively depend on this business
for livelihood. are closed-because the
law prohibits them selling on Sunday. Ii
The law prohibits ii in one case why is 1t
not applicable in all Soda water is soda
water aud cigars are cigars-doesn't mat.
ter by whom sold or where sold. What Is
sauce for the goose is sauce for the gan
der.
al always read the CAPITAL and ex.
pect to find there everything local per
tanning TO the interest of Annapolis, but
fail TO find in its local column, the hour
for departure of trains for Bay Ridge. /
saw in your paper day or two ago where
Grains would run at intervals during the
day between this city and Bay Ridge dur.
ing the season." but you failed to name
the hours. Now know many people in
this city who were greatly disappointed
on Saturday in not seeing 10 your
paper the schedule OF the Bay Ridge trains
from this city. and those who wanted to
go had to inquire of first o and then
The other. Now, Mr.. Editor, think for
the accommodation of your many readers
that you ought to publish the Bay Ridge
r. r schedule. QUERY
In answer to 'Query's" 1st question we
would state there is law prohibiting the
sale of cigars, soda water, ice cream. &c !.
on the sabbath day, but 1t is not strin-
gently enforced
To his End question we answer that we
never publish railroad time schedules
without authority-either ''for the &C.
commodation of our readers" or for the
accommodation of railroads. Newspa.
per men, as a general thing, are looked
upon by some people as 'accommodat-
ing machines. 1t IS very convenient
way to give publicity to this thing and
that by putting il IN the paper ASIA mat
Ter of local interest@--it don't cost any
thing TO set type aud print a paper, aud
deliver il at your door every dsy. OF
course not. Printers live on air, wear old
clolher and sleep on clothes lines. They
work for the convenience" and "ac
commodation" of the public. And why
not TED.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-18
W,ll Nat be Rebuilt.

The beautsful and Inflated yacht CLEAN
from which mir. I. Harrison Garrett was
drowned. will not be rebuilt. In reply to
inquiries as 10 whether the Gicam
would De burned or Otherwise destroyed,
a member of The Garrett family stated
that the question. of her destruction has
not been determined. Il i said that Mrs.
Garrett caunot bear the. idea vi ever look
Ing again upon the vessel upon which
she anu her husband had spent SO many
pleasant hours with their friends hs
engineer Of the CLEAN Is instructed 70 leave
ali appurtenances lntack Ia case OF &c
termination ~ sell the machinery
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-18

Of the newest and most attractive styles
of spring Ciotnlng and Furnishings for
1len, Youth ), Boys aud the little snayers
i rarely mel with. Orhm Acme Hall u
slmply OVERLOOKING with the best made
eiotning tnaf sklll and experience can
produce, whist the markets u the world
nave been searched 10 place before our
patrons everything desirable Don't ne
eject 10 write 10 or cali II once II and
VI BALTIMORE street Tor anything yea may
want IN tne cio1ning Inns.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-18
Public Sale.

Mr.. James Revell, attorney and trustee,
viii sell at murlgagee's sale at the Court
House to morrow. at IL M, nice little
isrm Gu Deep Greek and Magotby river,
containing thirty three and half acres,
Improved by small. comfortable house.
There Is on the place a thriving peach
orchard of s.O0O trees-6OO Of which are
10 iull bearing. For further particulars
see advertisement in another column OF
The CAPITAL.