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lOli RENT
L 1871 Goth at. S55.
1922 Sunderland Place; $50

Il 1911 Goth St S55
1872 Sunderland Place; go.
oc2t-2w DULANY WHITING 1920 + st NV
IS0R RENT OR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL CORNER
house on St, in fashionable part Of the north
west ana opposite q Government reservation; house
completed late last autumn contains kitchen laundry
wei hThted) furnaceroor. aid pantry in basement
1ar.or library th1ny room and fare buters pantry
oh Isl hoor; bed rooms and bath room open fire
places IN All ROOMS: handsome man ls ind tiles Trce
!o@ rent Cyl, pc per month: 10Y sale at Z l4,OO0
oe2o-T HILL & JOHNSTON. 1903 Pa ave
NOR RENT D.. ~.
l. l3IS-20 9Th st Or 49, 1928 30 H st ne, 7r25
lo2R 18TH st, Or. 80 125., 81 II st re-, 7r 25
Apply to GREEN CUNNINGHAM,
ocl9im' HOS + st.
IroR RENT : HOTsE-gOT T ST NV, THREE
stories, eight rooms. collar gas, bath and all ia T.
WAGGAMAS, al7 L st. NV oclO-:1m
IrOR RENT-HOUSE POS q ST n W. KEY AT
Il drug store, corner 21st St
oc19-1m 1853 3Ist at
EOR REST-10S e ST. 5. T., EIGHT ROOMS ALL
Il mod imps. Apply to o. C. GREEN,
81
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There IL . law in England which zines hotel
keepers for permitting betting IN their est<b-
Eshmenta. II such law existed In this coun-
IN nearly every promineut bou1xhce would BE-
bIuks feo0 pay1ng HI aneh
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THE TRADES.

SPEC1ALTY IN BOOkBINDING.-HARpE AND
- Century Magazines bound for 90 and 10 at
THE LICEIT BlNDERY established in IS45), 1912
Pa ave. All work guaranteed Send postal. Ia,
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As neither candidate received the required
majority IN 1924, John Q. Adams was elected
President by the House Of Representatives.
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A BATTERY IN ACTION.
Thrilling Description OF Scene Upon
the Battlefield.

NOT As HISTORIANS TELL THE STORY, But As
FIGHTING MN KNOW 1T To BE-How SHELL
AND CANISTER SOUND WHEN wHIzzrSG rHRoUGH
THE Ale.
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AFOOT IN IRELAND.
From Belfast to Donegal I'm a Coaster.

GULF STREAM AND ARCTIC cURRENT-THE COAST
GUARD vASQUTsHEp By A SPREAD EAGLE PASS
FORT AND ''BoBs'-PIoTuREsQUE SCENERY
ARRIVAL AT DONEGAL
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

Of bdanday s LIZ Is IS 1, S AN a GSk
$500 swoESsTEDT BRH i5it la s IS s II n.
near ss,. ,I6 gEIsk
seeking nome or investment would do well to examine:
m MT It sold sruEY : SJ HILL
EoR SALE : FIVE NEW TwO-sToRY BRICK
Also Tsa, T met net per cent on amount INVESTED
19rh%sst section. JOS REpFERS f sSS
E0R SALE-1227 18TH ST. DOUBLE CORNER
\ honse 20 rooms sunshine in every one; six bed
ton and materials the very best; lot 81 by 100 y
Apply to owner on premises. oce4ew.
FoR SALE Or RENT,;3-sToBY HOUSE MOD
sF Ead Gs o agp St to n vs. 6a 3
REYNOLDS, U. s A. " "" oc2a.tit. a.
EoR sALEI9 LITTLE PALACES: NEW: MOD
go 900 and 5000 Elegant home, near 18Th Il sni
bier G6eaR Ss s. r9o s; m sta
ON Georgetown Heights double house with 1900
chssr i ios as Str st. Pierce st and $.
ar Get 0gr PRICES Have also several ne pTgleres
-s, j. y: T MYEks sl & son,
oes-4w' New Office, 142O New York ave.
sAt t, ! LARGE I%a NgMBGE OF HOUSES At
list stating the kind OF house You want numS,r of
ms GEO sR an aaf s s
NOR SALE-A FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON r
II st. nw- between 9TH and eth SITS. lot 2Or1OO;
brick house, 10 rooms. In view of the location the
Fost-Otfice in Pension Building. which has become
law property IN this location IL specially desirable for
Offices and business generally
nance rapidly in value. THOMAS A. MITCHELL
oc4-2m 934 + ST., Room f.
ENOR SAIE-BARCAIN-2 BEAUTIFUL NEW
II residences northwest, near 10th St story. base
ment, 10 rooms; per cent net investment; prices
respectively $1,000 and -, 800 each OWNER, Y}S
Pierce Plsce.bet, s aud sts. NV. se2I -YS-
NOR SAI.E-NoKTHwEST CORNER PROXIMITY
1903 y, corner 9th ST., lot IlOxl 90: side lawn
nal1sIrti baywintow = stosy solid walnut TRAINED
and Well suited for -four nice house. This property
Is in every desirable permanent hoine or
NestnenJ. being Cuntguous to Mass ana VERMONT
ayos and Scott, Thomas and lows Circles ApblS to
OWNER oc.,-2m
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Styles In Stationery.

~.
AND VISITING CARTS
From the New York SIN
There Is little change in the STYLE 81 sintiob
cry this fall and Few novelties have been iptr.
duced, owing, perhaps, - The almost unlmit,d
variety Ia the market, well - to "a. .Nhalts-
ton OF designer nycntiyeness The law "a
choice governing selection ma the beNlideriUv
and Heterogeneous assortment is simply trsl-
sonal preference. Perhaps the latest aua
only really new note paper r. a square sheet q
satin-iinIshed linen in "a hint of A tint of lin.
green, or violet. with long envelol,,,
which receives the sheet bv once folding
complete reversal Of IN, popular square GUY 4
ope and rectangular sheet The peculiarly sf
thus paper II in its shape. tint and flush whi,l,
gives an appearance Of being striped in fi4r
lines barred at regular intervals with a nofs
decided line. The square sheet is called a..
Gladstone. and may h, found m other vAfietis
of paper Very small sheets OF note paper thst
go into the envelope without being folded NJ al
are considered quite the correct and propsr
thing in note paper. and an equally whimsical
and popular fashion IL the "f an oxtronleir
large sheet of thin paper folded and refoldod
10 mt the tniest envelopes used
Another fancy is for long, legal-lookfng en-
velope. which receives the paper when folded
lengthwise
Ellen Terry has set the seal Of approval ON a.,
extremely English style ~ note paper called
the Bond stationery Il is very tim. ttpt,,i
a decided cream, and resembles the parchment
upon which etcbings are traced. tits plain AM
small, embellished with no monogram or cresi.
and Is as peculiar aud striving the chirogrp-
phy with which the noted lady adornH H.
Mrs. tangtry affects a large. square envelopF
of the heaviest linen. smooth in hnish with .
sheet of equally heavy paper. tinted in pal
blue. with her address plainly set in scarlet les
ters at the head
Colored paper in dull and delicate tints V
striving for precedent with the cream tints ~,
long used. but a. yet can boast of no decided
fayoritism. Monograms. initials. and crest
are in varied metallic letters, silver gold aua
bronzes. and are quite ~ popular ss formerly
and shown in infinitesinml variety of device
and figuring. designed according 20 the caprice
of the purchaser. while the printed address in
small colored letters of red or blue Il now. AZ
ever, universally favored both for it, qniet ei0.
gance and usefulness. The new envelopes are
long rather than square. though square ones
are still used, aud the fiap covers half the ga.
velope before being cut away to point 70
sealing.
Visiting cards are still large and severe. ana
engraved with exquisite simplicity aud beauty.
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FOR RENT-HOTSES

EOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE. 425 ST NV; s25
II per month Apply to " W BURDETTF Iir!6
Vermont ave. oc21-2m
tfoR REST-THAT ELEGA ANT AND COMPLETELY
- furnished Residence of the late Chief Justice
waite. containing III rooms by season year FOR
p ,na 20 inspect apply to JAMES A. BATES co.
IfO' 81. NV. oc21-2w
t0h RENI-229 NEW JERSEY AVE. BETWEEN
\ ~ ~ Depot and Capitol IL rooms and cellar
stoie enceuen hotel stand also, several very hand
SHriS nllsned houses, Z 10 10 rooms in most de-
slranle Part northeast, from S15 to S25; cars and
hrS pass the door These are the cheapest reats i'll
'Ee City; w. +. BURFORD,
Oc21-1w io.I New York ave
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S21 18th at. ne, 5r.w. IL
l21H Nylie st. ne, 6r. . l
1909 Wylie at. n.e.,5r.9. 30
l20S1c Wylie st. ne. 80
120S Wylie st. n.e.,5r.2 30
1879 BOlnd'yn.e., 5r. 9. 30
1877 By. at. ne, Or. 81 30
Il i vt. Ter. Sc, 5r. g. 30
sos Callan 1t. ne, Ar =
RI. l2lo ! st. Sc, 81. ..G
1892 Millers' CT. Sc, 4r.S
AZ l. st. NV, Or, W. x
gas. ................1J.3O
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Even the Women Ret
= ''N 044'ot WOMAN ooEs DOWN INrO o..
sruCbINs ron No~ry

'"N'Ae4i'ti WOMAN ooEs DOWN INro No.
ei"chiNe FoR MONEY.
4" s"ine io'"lii'es la3ics are taking as dep
an interest In uae election, A. th,ss Nh, 1,.ts
ana tlclr party Preferences are -, strong "A a.
1he! are willing 70 back diem M with money
An amusing instance OF female b,..,,,,, d.
CURED IN Damelsonvill.. Conn. the Other dav.
n $50; $50. oH,i'u ON lady customer for ordefs
-. :, ~ 'I ~ -. '.'N ud man. aud his inter-
~ " "a D''on : 30 great tlat be- talks plii-
- -. "a ne began with his customer
Joining doHn ti1 o-d,rs .Nr -. b,,, a.. 90,
uhued on The al.-lhsurhiug tbe,,c =, ,,,,l.r-
siasiic I'D he become that a, ,i,.pla,,.5 a. H..
closed has ord n book.
g, ma -, ans Il byt hundred dollars ta,
tteNclnnd u hf TIE viuuf-~ ny. l,5,. t-,-,...
her back a. hiia far an ,,,.,.,,. 49, -
~ on ehhlf uniastcuud her pa.-..r. and drts
m his face 'i" ''i'''N w ~
. THERE'S There a hundred ou HARRISON she -
.,,'',..s l'n lIld And D. you'vc cot rhr
money Ia cover n plank il down n pot a.
lust SET out o here and hrIue tb,.,a ,-roreri...
or a. never trad, With voa .l...:u
The grocer Was 80 astpur ID M. NIL, a., A..
Nehemence, but az tho sight az III, .,ponls- "a
S'Plae4' OF h.r wealth. thar h. hacked 70 toe
ing word ~
In an adjoining village a roup,, r,or H.
mace btt WITH TIVE girls onr n blonde ana
the other brunette. II the r,puhhcaps wir
be Is "a marry thc brunette. hu, Il tl,e s,.u,s-
Gratis are successful he viii we'd a.. hlonie
AS ne Harrison girl u worth $1,000. he J.
hoping for republican success.
Fred. T.. Wright mauacer ~ ,;o,,,,,,,.y mia.
strels, has made bet with a Nv N,rk in.5,-
rance man. the terms ~ vhise nte tbn, Al
Harrison isei,rrra EAr'lQt,rgI - t,4lcrsnlr =,
NriYtlt t,it price - n .ca-J ~ vim 'ff ~
faNa il i.alrf.a U',gga .Nla-s IL
sending affer IL br0ttn st,l,.,fsr - 49, :. A
Ave wards ~ cnpc. F" t'f'-a - -
In West : rstfort W. Mr. yol,n r,..Ir,. a,.l
Mrs. Peter fr1dv. Sss,o have - an s.,si,, . An.
ties all during tie osapugii. havs .tn,l.y sg4se
- the following Hercolh'Ni@ Mrs llrn NJ las
agreed 10 Wheal Mr.. plorcc half q nnHr
through one oi She principal streets OF tl,s
borough Al Cleveland Is elected. and Alrs
Pierce has agreed to render a la, service far
Mrs. Brady il Harrison j. elected
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EoR RENT-A DESIRABLE HOUSE NEAR FAR.
EApIfsyu s sn ssSrzrs $50 month. Appiy CHARLES
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E0R EENT-rYFrRNIsIfFD
u NrW HNu-eCOr 18TH 4
NJ -ts overlooking

Nv. cor. 18th and ~,
with stable &C. mos -.tJO
i ST.. BIT. sSlS. .:i...;.::;:..l
l st. bet. Il q Is, sed-
sOu -.......-......... y Oh
X. ! ave-. let. ] tn ali
Conn. ave ....-........ }tib
ii st. bet. IL &lS-.......lt.
COuu. ave b1t MN > ~
tarragut SguErr......-2JU
h -. bet. lin ant:
10th stS- lCS- -
Dupont CIrclr..-.....2O-. -;
Cor / and ! 9th Nv 200
4 u. asIj Dupont Cir zoo
JcGersui: ri. (5Ur s-i.-lsI
ID siaisS -t-..... .......lsJ
Other furnished and unSC
We AK attention.
MEOW
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lffO Tyt, NV. 81. I. .2O.3O
1851 9TH sc. NV. FIR 1880
lar. T So. NV, Or. 20. 30
.tl2 5rh Sc. n.w., Or. Is
1ut VI. s.w., 1r...lS.40
Cor. Isl and y sts.s.w..Jrl2
-tU.' y e. s.e., or ....l2
tets 9TH - ne, Jr.lD.JO
.iS 10, / = 5f,5S J t isr 4. 40 80
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Il 1922 Sunderland Place.
1871 goth Ut.
oc2o-2w DULANY 3 WHITING, 1890 r 81. n. y.
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NOR sAI.E-HoUsE 2252 18th ST. NV, COR
ner OF Boundary at lot is - by % to an alley;
EopI business corner; sewer. water and gas: price
$4,000 SWORMSTEDT / BRADLEY, 92T ST. n
". ns-Bt
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Upper part 1900 < I7OS

NOR RENr-NEw BAY-WINDoW BRICK SIX
Il rooms hath, closets, pantry and shed; good yard;
furnaCe: concrete cellar Az Rhode Is land ave n w
$50. Inquire 1915 y St NV NIT.
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FOE RENr-s3 ST. Nv, VERY DESIRABLE
= y r,cln House, hot and rch water, iatrobe, sc
SIS ID 81 Hw store aL'i dwelling, with cellar:
s3v, I'll I&th St ne: TosII-. VI III t~o-story
stsb.e. S.sO II II 10Th St NV . -s.SsIis So CAY-
MOpS GAEhEr II, sUcc.ssIEs 10 Chss. Is CayweoL,
fnns>ineAt, 90 ~. NV. NIB
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ni,c haVa1"i PieHomeiia. reminding OF MIN
iature copy OF the same known rs the Spout
ing Rock, at Newport has a wonderful charm
OF dread about it. 1t is called
....- . MAcswINE's GUN.
The frequent tremendous assaults of the
ocean through the ages has actually bored into
the seaward, or northwest, face Of the promon-
tory a gigantic tunnel as perfect and spheroid
as within the power Of most skillful engineers
to form. BY some singular coincidence, or in
deed from the drill-pOwer of the driven water
itself another bore, or hollow we'll, has been
forced upward through the headland, or from
some other cause downward through its rock,
at an exact right angle to the horizontal tunnel.
When the elements are at battle off this coast
the sea drives its mighty swells with such fury
into Ibis tunnel, or Gun" that the water is
shot in a coiumnar shaft Of immense volume
from zoo to 800 feet above the headland bore
mouth, like the Iceland geiser, and with re-
port far exceeding the defamation of loudest
cannon. 1t is asserted that these reports have
been heard at Londonderry. in an AIRLINE 50
miles away. They are surely audible under
certain atmospheric conditions over nearly the
entire Donegal Highlands; and the simple
pcaeuntry Of these mountain districts crouch
beside their ingle-nooks in superstitious awe
When the awful storms are on, and MacSwine's
dread Gun Is booming. Immeasurably more
ecrie are tho legends and superstitions its ter
rOr has invoked than those which Irving caught
from the lowly Dutch of the Kaatskills; and
the marvel Ii that no 1rish-born Irving has
arisen to preserve these witchingly enhancing,
gentle, and grewsome hObgoblins OF this won
drous Donegal mountain region.
ROUND TORY ISLANDER.
So grand an impression had made upon my
good skipper by my triumph over the coast
guards-the possession Of the majestic paSsp6rt
being ~ tts simple eyes % good as patent to
Donegal barony over the queens own sign
manuaEthst had no difficulty in persuading
him. TO. sail TO and around Tory 1sland. the
Thor-Eye Of the ancient Scandinavian. CONF
Grated 70 Thor, their deity who presided over
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PRESIDENTIAL. VOTES. ...
Annexed is a table Of the popular and elect
oral votes from 1924 to 1884: ..,.
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I,OR RENT - ICES I4TH ST NV, IL ROOMS
mod. improvements. liz good condition and desir-
ale l,c%tlOn- 500 per month. A 4. GDUNBE,
NIB: -- l41., v a. AVE.
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-TNFTRNLSHE

IDE iSt y I N.Y. RNLS.
Il 1914 Z si.n. - ...!1,ir I'D
Mass e., .ii.S. lJr. 1861
liI,iNt ave Il. ". lJr iJ1
! ~ Mass. ave. lir- 30
y. IL ave. NV 4rs. $50,
] 40 mass. ave. lar. -
psf nv. l1r-.........l.55.J
H., Ion st.n v..lJr Il5
lbl+ slSt st.Ii-W .lUr. lup
49, L. - INV, liF IuD
81 18th stE.W.. l.r 100
j "a Conn. ave. ilr leo
i lO's Pm. ave. Tor .gI.G1
IT'S | st w. .1.Srs .S.}:,.I
llth -. U.I.rGi, Ir S.i.,Ei
lsu4 Conn. ave. lir....95
1000 Est-u.w.. l2r....15
.strs:i - st.n w.llr....-sO
% Ost.nw.- llr.....-I0
5l3 r st Il ", l3g ..;.I
l'i:+ lJth stn-w- Tor. %
lll5 :, II. nv. il=..ti.J
i "a, NJ u. L ". or.
I.B v. j. ave. =. e., !'rs. 30
1 s3l lHth st, Or. ....-...G
ITO l.ifn II. I.w..lOr 30
lois 3Oth st.u-W., lsT. 81
l5,s3 On.W.. .r...........J 10
~ rs Ian -tnw.. Tor ~
15O+ = 1t. n ". .'r.
241D 18th 81. Tor .4l.Bs
1870 Il SIS W. llr......4O
.ait'ti !4tI II. n.w..iO- 40
1905 Y ~. n. W. iOr 10
lN,i4 2,It1 NV. 1r...-.iJ
los kig-fs 81 n.y.. Or 30
The airOy1 houses can d
orr Office only. IHDS
NJ
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n3-3t y IAN I1,S ~
vrOR RENT-A MOST DEIIGHTFJt. .Re1xzs,
II Cottage with all modern inproyeraentx al ~ =,
- -, : . M 4. - n2-3t
EOk hESI.rHkEE STORY BRICK IoOs ot,lru
II ST. NV. 10 rooms. gas, water range az, ,.,sI
in,Hs IN so9d order: rent $50 Der month j FEFi,
kELLEN, 5l3 Oth ST. NV 'f7Ff III ~
TSOR RENT-sIx- ROOM BhiCKHDIsF looATpnn
1s ~ on "a Sn AZ Nsssss. ~ pv rssi 80
.vs6yx 7, - = ( - y. -.1itrsf4L
II chandeliers; all mod imps .... -
40 At NV: MONS and 18th; mi n 81
$50 lOth st. ne. brick, Or. md bath m e.. 90 an
A1-Sr G. II. KNIGHT. 607 in 81 nv.
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Total. e. 4.S73079 4.S48.54l ,449 ,682 r. 54 1875
Clevelands plurality. 26.53S
Garheld's plurality. 4,5O3. r~'
PLURALITIEs BY STATES,
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STORES, OFFICES &C.
Store and d'wg 100 Store-room 305 7th st.
Pa. ay. NV. Tor. S1,100 S1S
Store l221 ID st. 30 Stable rear d IS
store .O5 Pa dy. NV. % store 4 d'w'9 cor.
Store and dwg 1900 10Th and Boy SITS.
y. Cap. ST. tir. :5r ............,l:J
Store and cellar 2l26 .)21 1th st NV. base
i1th st.n.w......... 5000 Gient. g
Cellar lJ+I VI st. NV: , Lerox B'dg Room 4 - ;
fhr above Is only portion Of the property on my
books. For full list call at Office for Bulletin issued on
the lst and 18TH. tn.I IHOS. T.. WAGGAMAN
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-08-06
Public Sales Tomorrow.

The attention of the public is called to
the mortgages S. sale of city property ad-
vertised in the CAPITAL to take place at
the Court House to m0frolo James w.
Owens, assignee of MORTGAGE. will sell
at the Court House door at IL O'Clock NJ,
toe frame Houses on West street, opDo-
site the residence of Judge Tuck. Also
the threest0ry frame dscelling and store
now occupied by L. b Smith as a grocery
store, corner West street and Acton Lane.
This property is located in one of the
most business portions of the city and is
well worth the attention OF investors.
Al the same time and place, the same
attorney will offer at public sale those
eight tsc0-story brick houses at PASSPORT,
known as .Murpby's Row." beautifully
situated on the water. These sales will
offer. an opportunity seldom met with in
real estate Ia this city.
]. W. Randall, administrator, will also
sell at public sale ct the Court House
door at 1880 o'clock q tlc0 story frame
house and Eyf on Acton Lane about twenty
feet front with depth of ninety two feet.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-08-06
The Tents s.ruek al Bay Ridge.

Only part of Camp lie Compile re
NAMED erect yesterday. The tents were
dropped soon after being vacated, and
last night one company only had full
sway. This company, the Prince George
Rifles, Captain Chew, were the only ones
brave enough TO stay until the expiration
of the prescribed time. Every member Of
this company has enjoyed himself. All
are sorry that the camp Is over. They
left for their homes at Upper Marlboro
this morning on the nine O'Clock train
The Upper Marlboro citizens will receive
them and tender them reception to.
night The Easton, Cambridge and Leon
ardtown Companies left at noon on the
steamer Governor Thomas. The Leonard.
town Company, Captain Chcsley, viii see
the Eastern Shore companies home and
then be taken TO their own home, The
Southern Maryland companies did much
better In every respect than the Eastern
Shore companies. Captain A. Hamilton
Bayley, 10 whom the greatest credit fol
the success Of the camp is due, is still al
Bay Ridge looking after the tents. He Il
the only staff officer who did not leave
before the time. A very large crowd visit
ed The camp ground yesterday. Genera
Edmund Law Rogers, OF the Governor {
staff, was also present.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-08-06

Miss Filth Thompson. who has been
visiting relatives at Centrevisle. Md, has
returned.
Lieut.. Clayson spent Sunday with bis
family here.
Rev. w. s. Edwards. Presiding Elder,
preached in the morning at the First d.
E. Church aud in the evening at Wesley
Chapel.
Miss NJ Blanche Arnold, of North
Severn, and Mrs. NJ Edwards, of Balti-
more are the guests OF Rev. ] W. Steele,
Davidsonville.
Master Eugene Iglehart is visiting
Coney Island. after pleasant stay al the
"Pitney,' Atlantic City.
Miss Fannie Rich, daughter of Rev. A.
j Rich. Reisterstown, Baltimore county,
is visiting friends here.
Mrs Samuel Jickling, who has been
dangerously Ill is, we are glad to say. i'm
proving.
Mr.. Geo. johnson, of the Government
Printing Office. Washington. who has
been visiting his parents IN Annapolis, re
turned to Washington this afternoon.
Mr. John Cassidy, who has teen visiting
ST. Michaels. has returned.
Mrs. Miller, of Maryland Avenue. has
returned home from a visit TO Millersyille.
Mr.. p. J Miller is booked for the junior
scull race in Washington. Annapolitans
will wish Phil. success.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-08-06
Before the Magistrate.

The following cases were disposed of
by Justice Basil to day:
Frederick Sharps for disorderly con-
800 and costs and 10 default of payment
was sent TO Jail.
Louis Mobray for disorderly conduct on
was sent to JAIL
Samuel Spriggs. Joseph Lane and Eli
Thomas were arrested by Deputy Sheriff
the public road aud tried before Justice
Basil, who discharged Spriggs and fined
Lane and Thomas each 81 90 and costs
under the Acts of 1880. chapter "a, which
they paid and were discharged.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-08-06
Drowned While Rath,ng.

George Brehm. about thiriy-five years
old, recently employed as a fireman al
Barnum's Hotel, was drowned yesterday
about 80 A. M. near Sheppefd's Grove,
Anne Arundel county. He. with several
others, went out in boat Saturday night
near the Long Bridge and cruised around
all night. They went in bathing neal
SHEPHERDS early yesterday morning. AL
had been drinking. Brehm's friends went
up in the woods and left him in the water
They heard shout, and upon going back
found him drowned in three feet of water
The body was sent to 220 South SHARP
street. Baltimore where Brehm formerly
boarded.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-08-06
LITTLE LOCALS.

Twill soon be time Ia prepare some
aiag ior ihe county fair.
Eeep A lookout for conlerfeit 81 90
nl 5,00silver certificates.
ma MIX shake at the Green House, As
Eryiend Avenue. Thos. Toodles, Proprietor
dog that acts Strangely at this season
DE year is not safe plaything for
,AldFen.
lstiDe Of peace prepare for war. Lay
hluaf Winters Coal n0p Of
H. b. MYERS, 80 West Street.
lssus Is now the evening star aud will
algH lae balance OF the year.
The vacation days Of the school chill
a'sa are rapidly passing away.
The dog days are behaving nicely-es-
Fsally the dog nights.
The cabbage crop promises well-plen-
9 q sour kraut next Winter.
Delicious MIX Shakes" at Thos. Toodles'
Viva HOUSE, on Mary land Avenue.
nuts becoming plentiful and the la
as arc busy preserving.
I there ever was season that deserves
sss harvest home it is the one that oc-
s.'isa In 1883
laeie are plenty of picnics and excur.
49, Q give everybody a chance for
aNs recreation.
NJ O ~ pace IN the City that you can get
eaea House. aisiaiiu avenue
BAYS aud looks better to make the
..... - OF your dwelling attractive,
VIZ Yen are renter.
eE apackase Of Soda Water Tickets
- Wy Drug Store and take them
Jour wife aud children.
sae,EelOus aud green corn are usual
- - sae same way. Brought up with
aaaas 10 the mouth.
" pace 70 buy your Coal aud Wood
HENRY B. MYERS,
Office 80 West st.
j : -. .a.a who tolls by day, and lives by
a. -, ~. q his brow, appreciates the
e-'saA Tor taking his rest.
49, Aa Water. Cigars and delicious
ssss'-A@ at Maryland Avenue Green
t., ~ cal poisoning can be done
tx sasose 70 the nostrils of people,
~ ''s' al any other season than
sa,sasas'Au.ss' would keep base bali bat
~ le Vs. Soof Tor the sign your-name''
s.sssss would be fewer of them
her !, WAL iall weight aud prompt de.
IL. ID. MYERS,
o.. Coal Office 50 West st.
sssss \ garbage barrels should not be
ST 'sHiAln on the sidewalk over