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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-11

shapes with oilks, or viii
Velvets, and Pushes. Picking
and ordering for months past
to get ready for now. The
Autumn things are 10. New
shades, novel effects, and
varied weaves. A galaxy of
beauty grouped In the mellow
light Of the Transept. Only
random touches to day.
No Black Silk more popu-
lar than the Fallle Franchise
Here are two lots, the best
value we ever offered:
2IH inches wide sI25
90 inches wide $I.5o
We took an importers all
of Black Striped Moire with
brocade hgures-s3 goods;
you shall have them at $3.50
Every tint that ever gets 10
Colored Silks. Among the
weaves:
Ehadsms Falls Francaiss
A o incah Faille, al, shades,
at SI.a5, shows me price
trend.
Novelties and Fancy Silks,
Brocades and the revived
Matelasse, Ia favor for the
new style Of Douillette
Cloaks.
Silks for evening wear, re.
ceptions and weddings are on
a counter by themselves Sorts
as thick as blossoms In a
hedge row. From 75c Surahs
to gold and silver tinsel effects
at $40,
Black and Colored Velvets
run from 81 to 81 so. A
special lot of 22 inch at $3.50
isn't half big enough.
What Is said to be the
largest variety of Pushes ever
imported. Brilliant shades for
fancy work. more subdued
colors for Wraps:
rs nce, 7bc 70 aE5
2Si.ch,s OtOs5
You must look twice to tell
the Seal Pushes for Cloak
ings from real seal.
43oo pairs of Women's
Real Kid Gloves, just from
the Custom House. 4 but
.qaa handsomely embroIdsred
81. y. lose g na..
price as well can be. You'll
open your eyes and very
likely your pocketbook at the
same time when you see them
Whether your pick be TIL
81 IS "Wauamalser " Brus
sells, or the 81 grade, or one
for 9oc (the lowest price ever
made for a good Brussels
Carpet, every cenc you pay
will 60 for genuine Carpet
worth We have met every
want Ia Brussels Carpet SC
perfectly that no buyer need
look twice.
Just Is frye Of the Tapes
t'irs. The new 45c kind has
the true Brussels look. 4sc
Tor a good Tapestry! An un.
heard-of happening.
The 81 Vclvets are in Mo.
quette styles of patterns. A
lew designs Of Moquettes will
be wound up at S1.a5.
Full lines Of all the new and
choice styles in every grade
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-11


TINS page OF history 10 full OF murders
by authority and by mistaken ideas IL
the practice of meoicin0 alone Low msny
hundreds Of millions have been allowed
TO die and as many more killed by IN.
iusiifsble bigotry and by bungiirg?
But the age is betteIing. Men and
methods ere improving. few years
ago II was worth ones professional life to
adv So or permit tho use OF Z proprietary
medicine. To-day there are not two
physiei ana in any town in this country
who do not regularly prescribe some
form OF proprietary remedy
II. Il. Warner, famed IA over the
verdi as the 81 cOverer Of Warnel's tafa
euro, hegen hunting MP the CID rem, dies
OF the log cabin days.; after long Gua
patient research he succeeded in seeming
some of the most valuable amoug family
records ard called then Warmers Los
Cabin reuediss-the simple prs paratiCha
Of roots leaves, halasms and hefbs which
we're the suce, 54ful gtsndbyB of our
grandmother. III 70 simple. OLD fash
ionea asraap rilia, hnJs and h,.unu,
coueh and con rnp.ion nnd Qttor rGue
dIea have stlu;k popular cGlfd and arc
AZ tAfihNAttihhRG AtAudA9 hAt VVtF it.N
land. They IRE no' tic rntried ana ini
Eginhry remedies Of some dat ster o!4utitf
in.rnt on making money, INT the iogil-
scugst phi eipias Of tbs heallGg AIT whiSh
fer generations KEEP, our aDc.a, 0.a Il, psr
feet health, put fdrih for the good o: In
nauity hy ore who is huown all over 'ha
world MS & philaa!hrcp at "a lover u his
fellow mpn--whose BAne il . ruUrsngt Q
Of the highest sthnddri o, exc .lierCs.
Tbs preuarations ara o. Gacidod md
known itau.nos oTaf ji,tpaz. and ~ n
t1e hGalsolcuts sand aotherS Ia , raised
up the SICK cured tbs t4mo. mld boars
Mp the wounds OF death, so in their rag
fora bui den power OK Log Cah;,l goul-
e6ias, ihsY arc suyeto pIov3 the healing
OF this motions -=.=
Corday IA TIE world M inoaleniabie
5sryic7 in tiii.Tg Ftings o. tho tigorei
~ q murderou' hlarat. jnss "a Bis f.ian IS
dig iuranai:y alrY!ea by reiu,.sduo
tng 10 tie world the sin pier SID better
methods cf our ancestors.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-11
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Long plumes are nodding
toward the front again.
The old-fashioned bandeau
too. 10 trIplets above the
bonnet front.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-11
A Claim 10 Human Gratitude.


Charlotte Corday, the sad-taced, tender.
hearted peasant girl OF Normandy, made
great history by enc desperate got
Sickened by the sAturnalin OF the
French revolution, and moved to desper
alton as Rooespierre and Marat were
leading the flower of France to the guillo-
tire, she determined that she would put
an end to MIrst's bloody reign
Marst had demanded two hundred thou.
sand victims FOR the guilIotine!
He proposed to kill of the enemies Of
the revolution to make 1t perpetuRl
Horrible thought!
No wonder it fled the blood Of this
patriotic peasant maid
Gsioing access to his closely guarded
quarters by q subtoriuge, she found him
tn his bath, even then memorable aud
giving written directions for further
slaughter!
H. asked her the names Of the inimical
deputies who had token refuge in Csen.
She told him, and he wrote them down
"thAt ia well. Before week "a over
they shall oil be brought TO the guiilo-
tine"
At these words, Charlotte drew from
her bosom the knife, and plunged it with
supernatural force up to the hilt in the
| heart Of Marat.
"ooms to me, my dear friend, como
to me, cried Marat, and expired under
1 the blow
Ia the CorcoYan gallery at Washington
is fumous painting of Charlotte, repre-
sented as behind the prison bars the day
before her execution.
1t is q thrilling, sad picture, full o,
sorrow Cor her suffering country, and Of
uncorquerable hate for her oo1ntry's
enemies.
What o lesson in this tragic story! Two
hundred, nay, Ave huudrsd thousand
psopls would Marst have sacrificed {,
his unholy passion OF poRerl
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-11
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IBlLADBIPu l., Munsa., Oct 4,

fBiLApBLPu L, Aunsas, OF =, 1881
A complete Catalogue Of
our goods and prices Is pre-
pared Spring and Fall. The
Fall edition ncwready, Makes
shopping by mail easy. Brings
Ike store to your home. Send
your name and address on a
postal card. Catalogue free.
The new Bonnets and Hats.
The drift ia TO smaller, snug
ger, closer shapes What there
's Of lingering Gaineshoroueh
effect is clipped and warped.
More Toques and Turbans.
Bonnets a little wider and a
reef or so in the topsails.
And GOitN everything a touch
Of green Bright green,
medium green, dead green
that you can hardly see in
some Of them, but at least a
bit Of 1t Is sure TO be there. A
great deal of white creeps In
now and then, always In sharp
contrasts.
Poor birds Feathers are
fluttering all around. Pretty,
TO be sure, never prettier, You
meet breasts and fiat feather
bands and tips and wings a,
almost every turn.
Jet holds on, but not in such
solid masses. Mixed with vel.
vet and ribbon. More deli
cate, airy, lacey effects.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-11
NTOTTOR--I, gRAkKn. pINKERTop.

NOTIOE--I, gHkk X II, PTNKERTON.
~ Tan rsnArT Of tho house kpo sn al ths
Giipln 30 A.. nituAted In " " Osst Q. B,hooI
New Castle aud stsie Of Delaware, In compii,
anos with the tequirrments OF the acts Of tbs
General Asrmbly In eunn case made aud pro
vided, DO ben b. give notice that shAll apply
in iiinK 10 tho Court OF General sessi fs oi
the Pea and Jail Delivery OF TIN etsfe Of DsI.
aware, In q for New Castle counsy. on MO /.
DAY, the OH dayoi: ovember, 4, d. 1855, being
houBe no an inn or tavern tn this sale thersIno Of
Intoxicating liquors IN Lass quantities than ona
quart, 70 be dru on the premises, aud ths
folio eipg respectable cinssna OF said Wnrd
recommend the ssid application, viz;
ahaa Coy All Pcdntrg
= L CbaAo John maher
emrs Gsegan Wm Nnney
sF Wiimot anu Il Herbert
Iamee Morgsn John Nicholson
GO a Msxsel Jhs u Btosh
semi II Black
=. o o. HuAnu m ms NJ fruo.a..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-11

~ THE tenant Of house eIt,a,aS a, -,
,outh- VS. corner o. SIKH ard sh,pley stres,s '
! ths FIRST wati Of the cltS Of Ginmi ~ s np
So I'm Or asr ga 20 4 SITE O. b ,lawSie H. +,
q 9 Gen. raj As@mnly "a tu cas- ~ ne ~ 81
proytnsa; 40 y, ren' gioc notice 'htt IsbsII a.
~ n p,itug 70 the cout o. ss-si I W. ,s ~
ne sns retSs en- AZ livery Of ths Stste az
ND y, he 1911 dE' VI rorsnhs n
., -, th.n q term o, SSH cour,. ~
an saf n ,sa IN Of lot xcens quSrs Ia .ss
irmisfs, aud tho oidw ne an. "a ~ ~ "
1 Ip 70 WArd seconllaonl the said anpl,s.-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-11

NOTICE II, PHILIP DEABY THR
IN OWNkh and occupant OF the house situ.
sted ~ the aouthesat corner OF Piesss Mt and
ia kron sueeiF, In the Tenth ward Of the city
Of Wilmington. county OF New Castle
and stat- OF D iavare, 10 oompiiAnos vi n the
rrQuirsmen'b OF the acts Of tho General Az en-
give tice thxt shat appiy In vritins 70 fhf
Court OF 0enrrM beeaions OF thu Peace and JRf
Delivery q the tate Of Delaware In apdf1
New Ca tie county, or MONDAf, the 18Th day
q N VENEER, A D., 1888. being tho ne II IN m
OF said utt, for O ics 90 for said house - no
inn or tavern Tor the pnis therein OF toAicAtinf
ilquo In less qua titles than enc qusrt " b,
drum on the 70 rissR. o. the flowing re-
a. en'aole citizens Of said WARD recommend the
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-11

MUTIUE--I,P PATRICK MULb OONEY,
~ TIE owner aud occupant OF thu house
sltuSt.d al n :. corner Of Chestnut aud
vRl Buren, sureta, In tie Tenth ward, Of
Cattle and S.sta y iltagAe, IN toe.
pianne NTH the reqp'raTneurp o. 'La acts on
tns General isesFabfs d ggea oasa uHAa aud
p. y.fA. i hfrs'g TiYA o '3 l4lt dhslI an.
ply In wri ing TO the Court OF General SEES ots
Of The Pes o and j, II Delivery OF the state Of
Delaware, In snd for New Castle county, on
MONDAY, the " h day # ~ 7emb r. a. D.,
liG ms, for taid hou - as an Inn or tavern for
thu A's tee Elm u i0toxi aipg liquors 10 lees
quanllt "a tnsu oge gu ~. 70 be drunk ON ths
~ issa, and thnf low ny nsps table citizens
~ .Gii va d rB1oni rni IN. said application.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-11

No1IOR.-T0 THE HONORABLE
IN JIlDGRs OF tbs Conrt OF General Sessions
{ the Peans and Jail Delivery Of thu 6sAie Of
D sAwate In and for New Ca tie county. We,
the undtrsgnsd respectable oitis M Of
school disfrl4t Nos Is New astle hunired,
do hereby certify that DAVID b ulden,
owner and occup'nt Of the sore eltuatef on
Ware" trret, eft OF New asst =, W school
dt'uiet, county and State AiofesAid, and
described IN bis application, ana wno 70
an ~ pr fvr a lcerae on M NDAY,
Nov mber 18Th. A. n, 1888 Ia ng the n. ri
= rm Of aSil curt. 70 the sale OF int sic~iLE
Hlnufs ~ quantities not lssA than one,haif
gallon therein, not to be drunk on the premises,
he bA'ns licensed retHiier OF goo1s wares ard
mer. handise, Ii, aggregate cost value OF bis
steck constantly b. pt gu hand for sals 10 not
issa thsu i've hnndred dolb I, he IL man Of
full age, OF Ronristy and good moral character:
that such sale OF II tor lcstinR liqunrr at said
place 10 necessary to a. commodAle the publici
that he IL the owner Of said ouae, ma the true
Ynntni value 10 four huIdree dollars.
ktsphep Groinsr samuel Guthrie
J.IDs Grrgan John Nicholson
Mutlgn WeegenmRnn Rirhsrd Cooper
Ssml Il Black rLChpAe
Jonn bicunt Hirsm II Borrie
WC yinoe Theo Hsnf
John y Palmer John M Vale ia
Q l6-SIs DAVID oULDEN.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-11

IN D,,I[. ~ u1IOuhEH hdNE, T IN
~ OWNER and ucouoaI OF tho houss fitul-
Ated ~ =. W. cor OF OF Fourth and Pi est Gets,
IN the Fourh ward OF the city Of wilmington,
,onnt Of New Castle and stats OF aware,
ls .onpliance wifh tbs re uirements cf the acts
OF the GehesRl s,emhly Ia sucp case made and
Lrovldat, q her BY give not ca that ] III III Rp-
ply IN wfisngtn the Court OF general sessions
q the peGce nd jail Delivery CT the ttsta Of
nsiew'ra IL ard for New O. ste county, on
,anNDAY, the 1871 day Of No epber, a D.,
1850, pai the Text Term OF gsid ecu g. fer
icense Tor q ID house 80 an Inn or tavern, for
he saic therein Of int xica,ing Iiquo 9 10 less
quanii'ies than ore qiRtt he d uns on tic
premises, and the folio sing eepectp bic Q, q, q
Q, said ward recommend me said ppli cation,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-11
IVTIOR--l. EpMpND MTi.NR. THF

NJ UTIOR--l, EDMUND MILNE, TIE
lN WNRR nnd occupant Of the house
known ns the ~ bineon Hou g, sitnstsd al
tlasa'e City. s h1oi districts No, 80 and 70,
Red Lion hundred, county OF New Castle and
state OF Delaware, In compliance with the
give notic. tnRt shall apply IN writing 70 the
Court Of General SessionB a the Peace and
jail Dslivcry Of the State OF Delaware In and
for New Castle county, on MONDAY, tina 10 day
Of November, A, D., 1888, beiDg shs nrxt term Of
said court. FOR license for ssid hours ne an INN
or tavern for the ealn therein Of Intoxicating
llqu 70 In less Quantities than one quar-, IN Be
drunk on tho gremises. and the follow M re-
spectacle citizenB Of said School districts recom.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-11
8 50 FRANK II. PREVENTION.

N0rIoE Il. JOHN CRAVEN. TUE
~ OWNER and occupant OF tho h u.e 81 u.
tnPont streets, IN the Fifth ward of the city o.
WI mingp n, COMFY q Now DAstie snd st.ts II
Dol. ware. ia n mpii. noe v IL ther qulsemrnn
g 80 made NJ q provided. do hereby sivs noiics
IA { l fhAil Appi In writing tn q 9 q u / al
General ssseions Of the PeAre and JAN Dsuvsry
o. the State o. neisvare, ard for New Castle
Der, A d 1855. teipg the ext term OF said
urt = = ieenen for ssid house No an inn or
tave n, for the sac therein Of Intoxicating
dfu' / on IN premises, and the following ro
spectacle cit ms ~ sAid ward recommend the
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-11

Pans soup Is an oes1a, toIiel adjunct
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-11

n tT!oE Il IA@RENoE DURHAM
~ Y 9TnA and tSnan, OF the bn,so al,
~ l ~ VIZ w Eiehl, sirest 10 the II fiji " I'd
y hsstS ~ ! n ngio~, cCu y OF Res Casa,
.i ~ 1s. pel. VAR, coop lance y Ith the
Z 9 we m ut OF NJ & s az the q 7Ilsrsl hssem n.
~ ~ u, u ~ eNss nedt aud p,ovi ed, DO berebv
sY' e thGt shat appIy In WI ling ta =
a o ,,.. urgef.l ee'ein sdt the seNr snS jai
q, w l q, tge state o. auAfe. In a. for New
NJ, w. ,Vel gu W Y, The ~ n day a
~, ner, o ISIS helnF tea next term ~
~ - ~ for llnent' said hous AZ 4, I'M ~
o. aTerp; tor h. S. e trnrrin OF in,oxicat,, =
VIZ ~ iean Quantities han one gu vt. 10 be
sl,e'Sbs clt ma q said wRIi reconi msns ths
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-11

NJ oTIOE. Il, ELLEN M. FORD THE
IN OVER and o cupAnt OF the house
situated 81 Nc. 49, East Bspenth stroct.
n tho Rlshth WARD Of the city 81
Wil7 instf n, county Of New Castle and State q
Delaware, In compliance with tho require
menA of the acts Of the General Assembly
III such case made and provided, do hereby awe
notlce that shall apply In writing to the Court
OF General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail De-
livery Of the State Of Delaware IN and for New
Castle county, on MONDAY, the 18Th day Of
Noretn tr A. D. 1885, being the next term Of eaid
court, for q license for said house as an inn or
tavern for the sale therein OF Intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart 70 DO
drunk on the promises, and the following re-
spectacle citizens OF said ward recommend the
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-13
Equal Taxation.

Some of our butchers In the market
are opposed to the unequal taxation of
butchers wagons. and have petitioned the
Mayor and City Council for remedy.
They claim that one half of the butchers
doing business in the market, and who
live outside the city limits. their wagons
are exempt from city license, while those
who live In the city are compelled to pay
a tax on their vehicles They claim tina.
this is unjust and unreasonable and that
these butchers should pay their portion
of the citys expense for the use of streets
as much 30 as the city bltchers.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-13

Mrs. Annie 4. Hayden. wife Of J. &.
Hayden. Tor n,any years engaged IL l1<
jemelry business ID this city has died :
bin for divorce. gincalo mafrinonii.
IL the Circuit Court for Frederick conn.
". The bill alleges that they lived 20:
gefher 40 man aud wife in the State OF
Maryland. until nine years ago when the
said James + Hayden deserted and aban-
doned her without cause; that said aban-
donment had been interrupted for more
than three years and their separation il
deliberate and final. and beyond any rea
sonable expectation Of reconciliation
Mrs. Hayden Is the daughter Mr. Zeller
OF Frederick. Md. and was married 10
J.. e. Hayden 10 November. 1870. from
which union they have two children now
living-Fannie Alberta. aged IL years.
and Clarence Z. Hayden aged u years
They lnst an interesting little daughter
during their residence in this city. which
is buried 10 our City Cemetery. Mrs.
Hayden has many warm personal friends
here who will regret to hear of her do
mestic trouble.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-13

The bright sprlng days have caused the
flower gardens 90 look attrs ,tlve ana
beautiful, and pleasing 80 tue passer ~
The love of q ,wers is an evidence OF ex
celient taste. aud few places can boast 81
prettier or more well kept gardens than
Annapolis Whilst this is true. there ais
many young people In town passionateas
'fond OF the beaulilnl blossoms. but who
take no pains u plant and cultivate them,
and who often i0trude upon their neigh
DORIS and without permission rnthI0&sls
pluck thA brighiksi sud pEsz1Iexi.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-13

The finding of 1rr Carrots body yss-
ierday morning bY tbe steamer Nanilcoke,
mention 0f which was made ia the CAPT
tai Yesterday. put an end 10 the large
searching party which have been on the
al rfss ever since the large reward was
offered for It's recovery. The remains were
found to be Ia remarkable good state OF
preservation, and free from any bruises
or mark of injury eDly few skin brok-
en- places were visible Cd the hands. sup
posed to have been caused By the crabs
The body was picked up af The mouth OF
the Magothy river. near the Anne Arun-
del shore, and within mile from where
the accident occurred. 1t was clad IN q
blue Yachting suit. with tan-colored
Yachting shoe. His fine gold watch and
chain were intact and indicated that IL
had stopped al Q 80 10 bis pockets were
also found his private keys. his Russian
leather pocket book and an antique silver
pocket piece. The body was turned over
to his immediate friends. who placed Il Ia
charge Of an undertaken who prepared 1t
for burial, after which IL was removed TO
the residence of the late deceased, where
the funeral took place this afternoon.
Several persons lay claim to having dis
covered the body. A passenger on the
steamer Enoch Fratt, claims 10 nave seen
the body at 80 floating with the face
downward aud called the attention OF the
second officer Ia the wheel house TO the
fact. who refu ed to stop. saying It was
nothing but floating mattress. sion
after the steamer Naniicoke. which was
following Ia the wake of the Pratt Was
seen going towards the object and stop,
and take the body on board. Mr.. Moore,
the passenger on the Pratt. who first dis
covered the body, was very much pro-
voked at the wheelman not stopping
The bugeye Zen. Joseph B. Seth, s
Capt. George Ward. which reached here
late yesterday afternoon vas short dis
lance from the steamer Nanticnke when
the body was recovered. Capt Ward SAYS
he saw an object in the water on Sandy
Point. and was following 1t when the
steamer came up.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-13
Personal Mention.

Miss May SchoffieId of Penya", N. r..
who has been visiting her brother naval
cadet SchoffieId for several weeks. has re-.
turned home.
Airs. Grafton Munroc has been spend
,nr several weeks with her sister Mrs.
Price, Centreville, Nd.
Miss Annie Dashiell, Of Washington Is
the guest Of her sister Mrs. Lewis Clay
ton.
Mr. T. p. Elliott of Washington. who
has been home on his vacation left for his
duties yesterday
Mr.. ]. Y. Todd is visiting relatives IN
Talbot county.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-13
The Evening Star.

Mercury is evening star, aud takes the
lead among the brotherhood of planets on
the June record, being in the best condi-
ton for observation with the naked eye
that will occur during the year. He sets
nearly two hours after the sun on the 18th,
when be arrives at the most distant point
east from the SUI, aud must then be look
ed for In the northwest, forming q TRAN
gle with pollux and procyous tue planet
being west of the star. Mercury will be
yisib for week before and after his
greatest elongation which occurs on the
18th.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-13
The College Drill.

The last drill Of the year took place
this morning on the college campus 1T 10
O'Clock The Naval Academy band was
engaged for the occasion aud by its in
spirlng strains the corps acquitted them
serves spiendidly The dress parade"
went off in most faultless manner rs
every man knew what 10 do and how and
drill were very much pleased at the ap-
psalsnce anu .ns aili Ss,,, Dea.lne vs =. ine
lamar. whose efforts have brought the
battalion to such degree Of perfection
invited the officers Of the corps to his
house where lunch was spread for them.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-13
Bicycling on Sunday.

A number OF prominent citizens of
Harrisburg, Pa, have entered protests
against the promiscuous riding Of bicycles
IN the streets Of that city, on Sundays.
Ii is complained Of that on Sunday even
Ings, while church goers are passing
along on their way to worship, the uni
formed knights OF the wheel disp0t
themselves on the public thoroughfale
much to the annoyance of the general
public.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-13

The farmers and truckers Of this dis
tricl are busiIy engaged In picking and
shipping straw berries and peas; tue coun-
try altogether presents lively appear
ance, rs crowds of people Of different ma.
tionalities. ara all over the county on the
truck farms picking berries, peas etc.
Duriug the storm OF last Sunday very lit
tie rain fell Ia this vicinity, which was
eagerly looked tor, as g,sod rain would b.
quite welcome. The dwelling of Mr. L.
j Halrs will be completed this week. and
3 store will shortly b established there
10 the great convenience Uf the neishb0r-
hood.
4 Lawn Party will be held ut 1t Car
mel al. e. CHURCH ON Wednesday and
Thursday Of next week the Goth and 2isE
insl.
AIr. Albert Fuller. Of Baltimore. is :
guest at bis uncle. ar. J. d. Cock, Of this
district
Misses Mile d. Cook and Annie III.
Llnsiid ere whiting frisnas IN Baltimore.