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make the du,v l cent instead of /, of cent

make the duty cent instead Of I of cent
per pound. Adopted.
He also offered other committee amend
ments striking out the flint and lime glass
bottle paragraph; raising the duties on
cylinder and crown glass, polished, not
above 2ix60 inches, from 10 to 20 cents
per square foot, and above that size from
IS TO 80 cents; ON unpublished cylinder and
common window glass, not exceeding lOx
Is inches, from to II cents per pound;
on sizes not exceeding l6K24 inches, from
IL 10 IL cents on sizes not exceeding FAX
30 inches, from ! TO cents above that,
from II TO n cents.
Mr.. Reed asked for an explanation Of
the changes proposed TO which question
Mr.. Breckenridge, OF Arkansas, replied
that the gentleman did not represent the
consumer.
Mr.. Reed rcjoined that II was part and
parcel OF the iallacy which had governed
the whole bill that one side OF the cham.
Der represented the consumer. lie denied
this cmphatically, and maintained that all
producers were also necessarily consumers
lie charged that the other side, instead oil
being animated by any real desire TO re.
ducc taxation were animated by political
motives and that the gentleman from Ar
kansas should have manhood enough
90 acknowledge IL,
Mr.. Brcckinridge's amendments were
agreed 10.
The question of the duty on imported to.
bacco was next taken up, and Mr..
Mills moved to strike out the clause
fixing the rate of duty ut % cents pei
pound, thus restoring the present duty.
Mr.. Laiollette, OF Wisconsin, spoke for
five minutes upon this motion and desired
a further five minutes, but this Mr.. Mills
declined TO yield, and upon his motion the
committee rose for the purpose OF limiting
debate.
Mr.. Mills moved that all debates on the
pending paragraph be limited TO one min.
ute, and the Republicans being again 70.
fused five minutes, declined 10 vote, thus
leaving the House without quorum.
Mr.. Mills then moved that the House
take n recess until s o'clock a session
having been ordered for tonight for tho
consideration OF the labor bills, but rs the
journal showed the absence OF n quorum
this motion was ruled out OF order.
Mr. Mills moved To adjourn, and on u
standing vote the motion was carried. The
yeas and nays were ordered, but the ur.
dcring vote was subsequently roconsidorod
and by virtue OF tho standing vote tho
House adjourned.
THE uoUsE COMMITTEE on APPROPRIATIONS
today added the following items on ap-
Preparations 10 the general deficiency bill.
To supply an estimated deficiency in the
approximation Tor the collection Of the
customs for the fiscal year 1852 $50. 600,
Tor the purpose Of carrying into effect the
provisions Of the alien contract labor law
Tor the fiscal year 1880 So, OOO There
has also been incorporated in tho bill tho
recommendation Of tho Secretary Of the
Treasury for the amendment Of the alien
contract labor law. Another amendment
TO the bill appropriatcs Sll,5OO for ap.
proachcS TO and an additional elevator for
the postOilcc at Minneapolis, Mimi.
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The Month ofihc Mississippi.

special nislaifh 10 Tie AptFaL
WASHINGTON, July ls-Congrc@man
wilkinson has succeeded In passing his
bill 10 establish additional aids 10 nayiga.
ton a, the mouth OF the Mississippi river
as follows Higher and moc powerful
lights At outer ends Of the jcttics nj III,
south pass 10 replace those now Ia exist
encc. steam OF hot air fox signal at the
end Of the east ictty, higher and more
powerful light at on one OF the jcttics NJ
the head oi the passes, and a log signal At
Culbi,is' tap In the Mississippi river tn,
entire cost not TO exceed the sum o
81, bUO
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sap,,aI Not..

The President today sent the following
nominations 10 the SCnaic 10 be- pustmas'
ierG lloraiio 1. Church, ut Union CITY.
Ia; Christian Hes, Ut stcolion, Pa; VIM
A. Woodson, Ut Troy, Mo- Walter n.
Tcdlord, ai santa Ana, cal. John :. stuff,
at Livingston, W. 4.
Naval officials afc very much pleased
over the successful casting oi tho stern.
post Of the cruiser Charleston At the IA.
cific Rolling mill, which was shown Ia have
been an exceptionally tine, extra smooth.
sound casting u open hearth steel. The
weight Of the charge placed IN Tie furnace
was "a, 25 pounds Of metal, and the
dressed casting weighed II. $40 pounds
Tho bill introduced at the request Of
large number Of civil engineers ior N,
establishment Of a bureau Of harbor. and
water ways was reported by senator Cul.
Ion today from the committee on com.
Inorco without recommendation, aud
placed on the calendar. the senator sta,ing
that tie committee had not been able, In
The pres Of other work, 10 give the MATER
full consideration.
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n.trais q. ,hirnra a.

DErRoir, Mich, July is by losing 10.
days game. the Chicagos dropped TO sec.
ond place, aud the champions assume the
lead. Inability 20 solve Conway's dc.
livery aud wrc;ehrd exhibition o, fielding
were the causes that led 10 THUR downfall
Baldwin was hit hard, aud had the home
team displayed any judgmen, IN running
hascs the run column would have con-
tanned several morc hgurcs. The game
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ST. Iouis, Mo-, July lS.-Thc Browns
would have shut ont Kansas City today
had King not presented them with n run
In the ninth inning ON base ON balls and
thrcc wild pitches. lie pitched n great
game, however. and the Cowboy sluggcrs
wcrc at his mercy. The Browns touched
up ut the right time, punching their hits
aud doing some wonderful base running.
Estcrday, Lyons aud Comiskcy carried oil
the honors both In the field aud at the bat.
Scorr:
S !. hs.Is,i u; :SSSSSSSg-f
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THE DIAMOND.
Cincinnati, q. Louisville q.

CNoiSSAri, o., July lS.-Thc latter half
Of tolay's game was played in heavy
rain, which made the fielding very diili-
cult. For the ilrst live innings the visitors
failed 10 secure a hit oil Smith. lssxp the
sixth inning they scored four siSSfN aud
earned their only run. Ewing pitched
with splendid effect Tor Louisville, but was
poorly supported. The features Of the
game wcrr the fielding Of McPhcc and
Mack. Attendance, 1900. Score;
Iiuf iunatl-...... ........... o o o o o.
Louisville. ......aa.........s o o . 90 0 O-l
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WATER sPours
Appear In Indiana and Fiorida-PeopiS
Badly frightened.

h"aAN FNhhN"ufas
ST. ArorsriNr, Fla, July is.-lAtc yes.
to-day afternoon some boalmcn observed q
largo water spout In tie ocean opposite
North beach. An hour later with terri.
bic ruar !, crossed the beach INTO the bay
II came directly toward tho town. People
on the bay wcrc badly frightened and Dc.
sorted their houses aud hundreds sought
safety In flight The water spout, though
somewhat diminished, struck the steamer
Spring Garden. moowd by the sca wall.
aud tore the upper works and smoke stack
away, smashed in the roof aud windows IT
the fcfpalls aud crushed in the side OF the
icc.house. II then crossed the town, ~.
ing southwest, and sunk scDtc oi row.
boats In the river. After the spout had
crossed the city rain icll In torrents When
the Spring Garden was struck she was car.
rlod Ia the air twenty-five foot
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tn. Labor nni Reported r.,or.b,,

WAsniNoroN, July lS.-Thc bill passed
yesterday by the senate for the adjust.
mcnt OF the pay Of laborcrs and mcchan.
les under the eight hour law was acted
upon iayombly by the House committee
onlabot this morning. and will 10 ~.
ported a. the House some time during the
day. II viii take the place Ut the bill ON
the SINE subject now b,iprc the HOUSE,
and will probably be- called up ior consid
Grafton NJ this evenings session 1T the
House which has been set aside Tor a.,
consideration Of bills reported from IN,
committee un ltituf
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Two NnfnhI. Animals.

PirrsBurG, Pa, July ia. J. welsh,
Of Hartford, Conn. sold his black stallion
Atlantic, to ". Mianianc. Of Rome, Italy,
today for $751; lie also sold the bay
mare valkyre for 5000 to the same party.
Atantic's record Is 2:2l, but in trial
heat here he made mile in 2I7.
Valkyrc's record is 2l0l Mr.. Mianianc
will start for home with the horses tomor.
rnW
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made and, il possible, discover who the
guilty parties are. Respectfully sub
mitted, DAg. w. LEWIS,
J. l.. FLEMING,
Henry BiBY,
j. w. RAMSEY,
GEORGE SMITH,
Ed. FLEMING,
And many others.
Memphis, Tenn, July IS, 1888.
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THE TURF AND DIAMOND.
EVENTS IN THE WORLD OF SPORT
YESTERDAY.
All the League and Association Base
ball Games Played-Races at Brighton
Beach ana Today's Entries at Long
Branch.

New York, July lS.-Results Of the
races at Brighton Beach today were:
First Race-Beaton horses, three-quar.
tiers Of mile. Starters; Blue Line, Haul
term, Tony Pastor, Supervisor, Pilot, Nat
Goodwin, Kink, Rosicre, MacGrcgor, Re-
lax, Edisto, Efiie Hardy. Ellie Hardy
won by two lengths, Nat Goodwin second,
MacGregor third. Tme-l:l74. The win.
ner paid Ssi straight
Second Race-Thrcc. quarters OF mile.
Starters: Cato, STRIPPING, Richclieu, Re
bcllion, Jim Glare, Top Sawyer, frankie
j, Change, Kismet, False Note, Saluda.
Jim Glare won by five lengths, Rebellion
second, Stripping third. Time-l:l7.
Third Race-Scven-cighths of mile
Starters Judge Ruilin, Henry George,
Andy Mack, Piedmont, Tyrone, Minnie
Cernes. Henry George won by neck,
Tyrone second, Picdemont third. Time -
E32l. Winner paid ISL straight.
Fourth Race-Sclling; mile and six
teenth. Starters Pcriclcs, Ferg KYLE.
Una u, Malet, Alamo Bright Eyes, Luna
Brown, Subaltern, Keystone, Qubblcr,
Prudence. Una II won by neck, with
Ferg Kyle aud Periclos running Il dead
heat for place. Timc-l:5l.
Fifth Racc-Thc Speenk handicap; one
milo and quarter. Starters: BaruIn, Gil
max, Troy Sam Brown, Gallus Dan, Car
dinal McCloskcy. Top Sawyer, Monmouth,
Zodiac, Sopcro. Barnum won by length,
Climax second, Top Sawyer third. Time
PHI.
Sixth Racc--Onc mile and an eighth.
Starters Trueborn, Cruiser Revolt geld
ing, Peg Wellington. fcg Wellington and
Cruiser ran dead heat in l:57l Run Off
in 100, Peg Wellington winning
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Ihc Interstate Am.n.lme.,.

WAmNoroN, July lS.-Tho House
committee ON commerce heard argument,
by J. Randolph Tucker, counsel Tor Gco.
Rice, In favor oi the enactment II law
amcnlatofy Of the interstate commerce
Get, intended 10 prevent discrimination by
railroad companies IN favor Of tho owner.
OF tank ears anI agains, individual ship.
pcn Who do not own such ears.
Another amendment Of the law sug.
gcsi.d 10y Mt Tucker was q provision uo.
slowing thv fines imposed ior violation II
the interstate commerce law upon thc
person prosecuting the complaint.
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In Indiana.

viScESSEs Ind. July iS--A water
spout OF cloud buns, las, evening near
Purcell station, on the banks u the river
Duchce, covered the railroad tracks and
surrounding country with two feet II
water. A pas..ngrv ,rsin was drraslea
aud delayed several hours In this city
All exceedingly heavy rain fell nj the same
time, more water coming down In twenty
minutes than ever bciorc known. Con.
siderable damage was done In Easements.
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Indictments Returned.

II was reported last night that the grand
jury of Crittcnden county, Ark, acting
under the instructions Of Judge Reddick,
had returned fourteen or fifteen indict-
ments against citizens who had partici-
pated in the demonstration against the
negroes
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pnNK Malto. 25 eents a bolllo.
Gen. sheridan. Condition.

NoVQuIrr, Mass, July ls.-Gcn. shcri-
dan has passed good day, showing dc.
cidcd evidence OF increasing mental activ.
ity and nerve force. His cough has not
been annoying. His digestion has been
satisfactory. Ills pulse and respiration
have maintained the degree Of regularity
last reported.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-19
Foreign FLASHES.

Gen. Boulangcr was icverish last even.
ing, but he has since improved.
Forged 100 franc notes OF the Bank Of
France baye been discovered in circula.
ton.
The German squadron escorting the
Emperor, passed up the Island Of Dagoc
at $50 o'clock yesterday morning.
President Carnot left Paris today for
Grenoble, in the Department Of lserc, 10
attend the celebrations OF tho revolution.
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was uninteresting almost from start to
finish, the ex-leaders succeeding in one
inning only in getting man past first.
Score:
Chicago .......................o O O o O % D.
Detroit -,,....,........0 o / , D q a
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The Tro,,ing Record Bea,en.

BuVrALo, n. ", July iS.-Thc bay
mare Bclle lIamlin, trotted trial half
mile heat yesterday afternoon Mt the
buffalo Driving park In 1924 2.O5 gait.
This beats the world. Maud :, included.
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Athletic 20, n.i,lmere q.

PmApKLrniS Pa, July lS.-Thc A,h.
lciics doubled on lhc Baltimorcs today.
Smith was viciously pounded, while Wey.
hing puzzled the Monument City men
until the las, inning when two. runs wcrc
made, both earned.
iS hiinns1 ......... - oiSSoS T
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HE WILL NOT INTERFERE.
GOV. HUGHES WILL NOT ACT IN THE
CRITTENDEN COUNTY AFFAIR.
The Grand Jury Reported to Have Re-
turned Indictments-A Communca-
ton from County Judge Lewis and
Other Exiles Now in Memphis.
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
LITTLE Rock. Ark, July lS.-Messrs.
J. +. Smith, l.. 7. Berry, T.. Buck and
Richard Cheatham, prominent white citi-
zens OF Critenden county, went before
Gov. Hughes yesterday evening, and
made "A statement in behalf Of the white
people OF Marion. 1t was quite different
from the one made by the colored depu-
utation that appeared before his excelloncy
Monday. After taking all the points and
circumstances connected with the late
trouble under consideration the Governor
decided that II was not an instance where
executive Interference was needed or de-
manded, and he will take no action in the
premises. II is matter over which the
civil authorities have exclusive con-
troll, and should recurrence happen
the sheriff and other officers will be OK.
pccted TO maintain law and order. In
event OF revolt and general murderous riot,
should the sheriff find himself unable TO
cope with the circumstances it is his priv
ilcgc TO demand help from the State, which
II will chccriully give, but 80 long IA he
feels able 10 quell all disturbances and asks
no assistance, tho Governor is not directed
by law to make any interference.
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cI.,rlnn.i Z. nrnnLI,na-

CGvnASp, y, July Is Cleveland
won again today, much 10 cycryonc's sur.
prise. by good batiltg and sharp fielding.
Score by innings
iyn'........-....'f - oooi %
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Races Postponed.

PIrrsnuHo, Pa. July is.-The exposi.
ton mcc were postponed until tomorrow
ON account uf rain.
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po.tpssed ,.a,...

PrrrspuRo, Ia. July lS.-Thcrc was no
game today between tho Pittsburg and
Philadelphia clubs. on account Of a steady
tatu
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srssvant s.soasos

lIarlcni aid inYigots,cs tie gums, puri6cs
and perfume, the breath cisansrs. i,sautihss
AMI preserves Tie 'sctl fSm youth to Old
az SOLD ~ a.! pt7ss.st..
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22

The very latest idea for spring and
half season wraps is TO cut them with
fronts 80 long and cumbrous that the
iuckless wearcr pcrforce holds them up
when walking.
Among the new jerseys a pretty style il
close fitting; with an open front, having
q vest OF cashmere or soft silk inserted.
which Is shocked at the throat and again
lower down.
Costumes Of Gray wool have panels Of
white cloth braided with gray and silver
braid. Sometimes the braiding Is execu-
ted upon another shade Of gray or pale
tan coloTed cloth
a charming model for tea jacket has
close fitting back, with leDg basque.
the fronts opening over loose Waislcoat
Of some soft material A loosely lied
sash Or long ribbon confine the fiillness
Ut the waist.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22

DR.. Morris H. Henry. of this city. who
has given the subject special attention
and devoted considerable time to its
study. has written paper on Tho Infu-
ence Of Diet in the Development of Non.
hereditary Gout," and he comes to this
conclusion: There can bo no doubt that
the errors in diet and the tendency to
over eating. in this country. is leading to
the development of gout in large class
Of our population 1t Is now mere ques-
ton of time when the gouty diathesis
shall bo manifested here as fully and as
frequently as in other countries where It
has prevailed for centuries ~ Home Jour
nal
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22

Nothing but bones. nothing but bones.
I'm only shad that awakeneth groans In
the saint and the sinner Who sit down 20
dinner And spike their poor throats on
my medley of bones The epicure swears
AS they choke him by pairs. And poor
pater farnilias Turns yellow and bilious
When his young ones get stuck on these
little affairs. So when it comes fish day
Most people just wish they Could get up
shad Without bones. but bedad Do you
think they will ever see such a dish9
hey2" Nixey.-Boston Courier
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22
ANNAPOLIS. MD. FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE p. 1855.


Modern French scientists are nothing II
not methodical. and have repeatedly called
attention to the curious regularity In the
geographical distribution of certain vices
and virtues: intemperance. for instance.
north OF the forty eighth parallel: sexual
alterations south Of the forty fifth; fnan
cial extravagance In large seaport towns;
thrift in pastoral highland regions. It Is,
indeed. remarkable circumstance that In
the home Of the best wine grapes. II
Greece and southern Spain. drunkenness
Is far less prevalent than In Scotland. or
In Russian Poland. where Bacchus can
tempt his votarieF only with nauseous
vodka
The idea that low temperature begets
an instructive craving for alcoholic tonics
seems disproved by the teetotalism Of the
Patagonian savages. who horsewhip every
Spanish stimulant monger without benefit
OF clergy The Lesghian mountalneers
too. observe the interdict OF the Koran
In tho icy summit regions of the Can
casus; but there Is no doubt that the
bracing influence of cold climate affords
q certain degree Of Immunity from the
delibitating effect OF the alcohol vice, and
that Scandinavian peasant can for years
survive the effects of a daily dose OF
alcohol that would kill an Egyptian fellah
In single month. Felix l.. Oswald. NJ D..
In Popular Sciencs Monthly.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22

Safe Manufacturer-Something wrong
with the safe. ehl
Banker-The lock Is out of order and
we cannot get the safe open. How long
win 1t take you to open it for us2
1T won't take long after work begins
on 1t. but it may require several hours to
End good burglar Omaha World.
Both Getting ON.
Mistress Ito applicant How old are
you. Bridget?
Applicant with sigh)-Ahl mem,
nayther av us will iver see forty agin.-
Harper's Bazaar.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22

Tue delicacy Of flavor with true cfIl-
cacy of action has been attained In the
famous California liquid fruit remedy.
syrup Of Figs It's pleasant tssfe and bene-
ilcial effects have rendered It immensolv
popular. It cleanses the System, cures
ostivcnoss. etc. For sale bJ w. Hod
ges d Co., City Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22

The doctor tells Morrill, that If be doesn't
stop work and take q rest he'll 60 into
decline. and then tells BIaIely that IL he
does not abandon his sedentary position
and 60 of somewhere and work on farm
he viii die Of torpidity OF the liver.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22
EoR SALE

A Bargain, il sold at once. MACHINERY
suitable Tor Canning purposes, consisting OF
Boiler. Engine. Shaftinv. Puileys, Betting.
steam Cauldron. &c. Everything in first class
working order. For further information an
ply NJ TINS once. 6 91w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22

The Georgia clergyman who has just
preached his own funeral sermon should
now proceed to contest his own will. -Bos
ton Herald
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22
FOR RENT

"A neat five-room COTTAGE e and kitchen. at
Eastport; large garden with choice fruits:
nenry and Outbuildlngs; pun OF pure water
IN the yard; beautifully situated near rhe wa
ter. within full view OF the Naval Academy:
abundance of fish. oysters and crabs in season
rent low 10 good tenant Apply TO
OBI JOHN GUNNING Eastnorf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22

The practice Of softening food for chll-
dren Il decried By dentists. III is ni the
bottom Of mary 4 set Of lad grinders,
one scientist declares
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22

The largest tree in the country east Of
California is gnarled old sycamore that
stands in Upper Sandusky. in Ohio 1t IL
forty feet in circumference
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22
FOR SALE-A BARclIN.

A Golden Star" four burner top GASO-
LINE STOVE, with large oven at ached. in
perfect order nlv us d one season: good s
$3.50. For PARTICULARS apply at tn S Ofiice
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22

A DARK BROWN MARE and Spring
Light Express WAGON Harness attached for
or write CHAS. WAGNER. I21 e. baltimore
Street. near GAY Street. Baltimore, Nd. 9I0w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22

One man is spending al the money he
can earn in taking a ghi to tho theatre
and sending her Howers. in the hope that
he may eventually make her his wife. and
his neighbOr Is spending all the gold he
has saved to get . divorce.
DR. Honocque. of Paris has invented q
new spectroscope for investigating the
changes IN tbs blood It is expected to
prove Of importance In studying nutrition.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22

The best books are within the reach Of
the most meages purse You can get :
good companion for as little cost as .
good cigar
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22

4 process has been discovered for pro.
ducing photographs on metal
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22
a FARM FOEs 6AT.E-

A GRAIN and TRUCK FARM in German-
town. suberb of An apolfs is offered for
sale on favorable terms. Apply to JOSEPH
on tho premises. 52sIm
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22
MALE HELP WANTED.

"ANTED-FIVE TRAyELING SALES
w MEN-Salary and Expenses. no exner-
lence necessary. Address. with stamp. Palmer
and Co, 3l2 jeff. St., Burlington la. 529lsn
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22

We viii insert in this column advertfs =
ments OF Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost.
sound, &c., not exceeding four lines. ONE
WEEK. or less. for 25 Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22
I.OST-

An EARRING, design OF a Gold Bird. with
diamond pendant Lost some where between
Church Circle and theNaval academy grounds.
liberal reward II left at Mrs. Iglehart's,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-22
WAN TED

One first class MAN to sell our warranted
Nursery Stock, Good pay to a reliable man
JAS. =. WHITNEY, Nurseryman. Rochesfer.
new 1Ork. 3 II low