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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-31
actual business at $4sldyf9y sixty-day bills,
and siSSN for demand

actual business at $4slhyfy sixty-day bills,
and 1881 for demand
Government bonds we1A dull and strong.
State bonds were dull Ilnd steady.
The exports OF specie,from the port Of
New York last week amounted 70 500, 349,
Of which $032, 900 was in silver and $50, $40
gold. All the gold and 4, 500 in silver went
to South America andsS630, 200 in silver
went to Europe.
The imports OF specie at the port Of New
York for the week amounted TO Si42, 1872, of
which $3.50, 20i was IN silver and 81, 1898
gold.
The stock market had the true holiday APP
pe1rance this morning, the attendance being
small and the transactions consequently few
and unimportant, while the movement In
prices possessed but little Significance except
In one or two stocks, Outside interests were
doing nothing In the market and commits
sion Ieople were idle, and while the temper
OF the room was conseryatiyely bullish, the
traders, who did the bulk Of the business,
put out few short lines. Some covering in
Reading OF the shorts put out during the
past days gave that stock an appearance OF
strength, and Il advanced u per cent, with
New England following, but the general list
was intensely dull and fluctuatcd within the
narrowest limits. A drive was aftcrwmd
made at Reading and Omaha preferred, and
the latter was down per cent, but the re-
moval OF the pressure was followed by q
sharp recovery. Even cotton oil was quiet,
andShile Burlington displayed some strength
toward tile close, no other feature marked
the dealings. Opening prices were
steady and at but slight changes
from last evenings figures, and the list
moved up slightly under the lead Of Read
ing and New England, but thos9 gains were
aitcrward wiped out. when Omaha preferred
lost per cont. This In turn was neutralized
and the market became again steady, and 50
closed. The final changes are for small frac-
tons only, except an advance Of per cent.
in burlington 4 Quincy, and are about
equally divided between gains and losses.
Railroad bonds were quiet but firm
| throughout and almost all the issues traded
IN show small advances rs the result of the
| days trading. The sales OF all issues reached
| sGD60O0 out Of which the Reading second
I.preferred incomes contributed sl5s, 900, but
no other special feature was shown. The
only decline was In South Carolina seconds,
which dropped o per cent further, 10 4sc.
The sales for the week aggregated IS, IN, 600
| against a., 9l7,00 for last week. which con
tanned six business days.
The total sales of stocks today were 90, i2j
shares. Closing quotations.
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ST. Lorr. Dec. o.--flour-QuIot and UNI
changed
Whcai-was weak and fraction on early,
but sificned later, aud closed about ic
higher, No. 2 cash, Dilsy bid. May, fiOlk
Mlu1 closed at si.U2A bid. June sold at
U,lc, CLOSED at sl.o0k bid July, 1k@
piisc.
Coma shade hrmcr 40. ? cash. 30 30
Soi,c January NetlU,,e closed NJ 3u7sc
bid February, 1uhc. March, SiA@3lao,
MAY, 81 'fmJlh.r.,
0ats-vcry dull and no tnlcs Of cash or
options 81 No. 2 were male
Ryo-Dull &c
Harley -tasicr SIMPLE lots 81 Minnesota
sold at %. Dakota aud Mlnitula &c.
llay-Quici aud UNCHANGED.
ifan-Quict aud unchuumd.
lia1 ccd-Numinal. y ~
Buucr-Dulli creamery, aes2Sc; dairy, p
@aic.
.af.-uull. i7c.
Lead Stronger 90 Az BID.
Corumcal-firm at SisNei.D.
log ding and cotton tee Unchanged.
Provisions Were ilrmor in tone but the
trade was very light salc' being confined to
Ioh lots.
Receipts. -Fluur, 1850 Iris wheat GoOO
bu corn i3N0D hu. as 5000 bu. rye
Lon hu. barley. 100 bu
shipment Flour $40 trls. wheat, 1000
bu. corn. itluu hu; tot. ii.coO bu; rye.
loo hu. barely 100 hu
CmoAao. ~. Dec % = fn'r but ess
WIS transacted ~ whrat md No nca nor
startling fCaturs were iNclulFsl Ahout
the same influences " idci have nn,Cicl the
market the past f,rty-cigl hour. controlled
tie market. namely gpos slsud, huyinf by
some larry finders aud only nnalvmic oder.
mg,. Tic market has nppgwntiy slHrl
ilsv1 ~ tllli upclai ~ up rlilWr Navkward
a'put selling. and shuts Disposed 10
cutUL cich hivnncy mixing them more
mcasy. The f,cllnsin Ne Nrrtliwc>i ngs
rci uficd decidedly sifol frr. The market
olinfl NJ alvnl v,'sivrla, CLOSING. dcrl.nrl
lic, rlled " eguias and ihru aissnesi lac.
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LONDON. Dec. "a p.m.-Thc amount Of
bullion gone into the Bank uf England on
balance today Is 40OOO pounds.
PANS Dec 20.-Thrco per cent rcntes
s2f 03lic for the account
BANK cLEARiSos.
CHICAGO, H., Dec. 20.-liank olcarings,
$40. 10000.
B,trNoRE. Nd, Dec. 2p-Bank clcarings,
81, s55, sos; balances, Si3l, ib5.
PmLAbELrmIA. Pa. Dec 20.-Tank clear
ings today, fl0,TS3ll, balances 81, 53s So
For the week Cloarings, s5GOd5, 100 bal
nnccs, E,pln,730.
BosroS, Mass, Dec. 20-Bank clcarings
today. ti2g8s, 7s2, balances, 81, 7gl, SIS For
the week Clcarings, 7S,S5S $50, balances,
| $s.Gi3, as For the same week last year,
cloarlngs, go 2s7. ioi; balances, 81 t30. 7sS.
Sr. LorTs, Mo-, Dec. 2D-Bank clearing.
today, s2,pla. 2b7. balances. S3i7,2t2 Foi
this week. Clcarings, siGOla. as, balances
| q. son sis For last week: Clcarings, S2l,
/ 40, pa balances, a., 100, $40. For correspond
ing week last year Clcarings, els, 40, sI4
balances. s2,3gl, 7i8.
Nav YonK. Dec. 21-Thc weekly banl
statement shows the following changes
Reserve, decrease 81, O13,2 iS loans incrcas,
u. ~ GO. specie, decrease, 4, 2l6 600 Legal
tender increase, ti5G iOO. deposits. incrcas,
| fii,7Oo circulation, decrease 5000 The
hanks now hold ~, 22i,3li IN excess Of III,
- per cent. Clcarings today. Si2n, i3i, SO
balances, ". tps. rs For the wcck-Clcar
lnss, S1i5,53ti los, balances So, i01, 80.
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Live Niask.

CmoAGo. ILL.,, Dec. 29.-The Drorers Jour
nal reports; Cattlc-Reccipis, g. 500 head;
shipments. none: market steady; choice
becycs, $40, steers, S3s5Cdil0, siockcr
aud fccdcrs t2O0d3o0, cows, bulls and
mixcd. sl.2j@3O0. Texas cattle, ti.s00t3.O0.
Hogs Receipts. 1850 head. shipments,
l.OOO head market weak aud bCtiOc lower
mixed, SlpoCd6ib. heavy SjODd522
light, siaj0b.lS; skips, s3JO@lm.
Shccp-Rcceipts, 600 head; shipments,
none; market steady; natives t3OOMi -;
Western corn fed, slOOdli0 do. feeders,
q. 35a3.5O, Texans, S250@325, lambs SiJ0
Gt6.7b
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FISH, ackorel. half brls, No, I, $1,000
900; No. 2, Ss.0o@S50; No g. $3.50; lob
kits, No. l, Si35. No. 2, sl.25; No 3, $l.1O.
Dry herring, family, Soc per box; N O. roe
herring half brls, $3.50. White fish. half
brl. 1900.
Hoo PRopUors- Easy; pork, sl5,50@l5.75;
sugar-cured hanta ilk@l2c; breakfast
bacon, llgl2c; clear rib sides, bacon, SIC:
bulk pork clear sides, nc; clear rib sides,
TIC long clear, Z re; shoulder, &c.
LARD-fcs s9skc; half brls sA@s%c;
kegs sh@s9sc choice kettle, 0%@lOlGci
easy.
Pos FErr-Brls, 5000 half brls, 800,
kegs Sl,25.
FnrsH MEATS Beef, headquarters, DC; fore
dressed 0dGHc per ID; spare ribs, sJIGg0c;
backbones, 5h@6c per Id.
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bIes iocsi2c; cream crackcrs. 7i<6ts,se. w.
CoRs MEAL-Pcarl, $3.50; roller, $21o;
quiet.
BEASs AND PEAs-Nayy beans, 1926; me-
dium, $500.
oAT MEAL--In half bris, $3.50 from store.
CRACKED WHEAT--In half brls, $3.50 from
store.
HoMIgy AND GRITs--From store, 1928.
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pnnE CnuBE Oit-tuc; prime summer vel.
low, ~. SUMMER white as; cholce cooking
summer yolluwl,,s dc. cotton seed mcal, SipVO.
less than car load. f3i.Vo.
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Wool.

ST. IoUIs No, Dec. 20 Wool market
very quiet and unchanged; receipts for the
week. i5SOAs pounds, Tor the year 1854 JO1;
increase over last year. l,W2S. i2i pounds.
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Lawn -choicc, 81 common To COOL, per
bend fihnf, 80.
Iloss,-Clmiec lieln, Sc, good. tLCstLS 81
common iAWf'sr.
tAfrtr-tlracr gras.. iatsiAc goni, ~
Gijc scnlasag.. BOZ a.. rh"lrc feeders.
gs1a3c. fcclur-, iAfa'tc.
snrtr-thoi,e A. me .ium. 5.y3,sc com.
mon, ti.OOtDi.hO
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rircd iueiinr, dun headache, Iaius Ia various
Parts ~ The badly sinking al the ptof The stomach.
lus oi appguie fctcflshucs-, plinplc ~ sfvs. nrc
all Tusltlvc Cyidcncc 81 POISONED bloisl No mat
avoid death Aekcrs English Hood Eliycf has
ncyar inilvd 10 fCmuyc trrnfulous ~ syphIliilc
puisons. Sold under positive guarantee, u.
liv'sicf druggist 80
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Nnu YnrL nr, ,.nnh. MnrLri.
Tn. FIRST y, ,..tom. of Death.

Nrw NoKE. Dec. 2a-1fhc market was
quiet and without change, still the tone l.
to Increasing stcadncss for oil fabrics.
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rNcnANnr ornr,rfoNs.
Many coIroN sTAfrNrNr.

Imports &CRh 80 Ma rvs la
M H. tm MSLRRh ~ q, &RwKh
~ 4. No&TRR ~. X G, SAN m WI
c,NankH ns ~ r. ~. Tenn MIA mr.
IA scamcn. a. wag0nH IN Total, :.oi9
iaics
Hspors.- -MAcRR gS MGTRR o. Ia
MIR 1910, e. oAswRR o. H. &TRA
"a X n&H RR. tog Tenn Aid 80 Total
. ttll haioa
T""A N NNNlIItNA aaAlA
amount .old but not dcll,srgd. la ifaniiL
th,s,.-.,s. '..s..s..sta ltii
. Total - ....... ......- tluSi
Which takcn from fuuulns rceuuni ioi''9
Leaves nnsold sioct ........a..............is,to i
pAny ronr ASp isrralon MoyEnSt.
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PLANTATION MOVEMENT,
rorAL nroEIrrs rnoM rIANrArI


The New York FIapciaI tNrOlirTf oI Dc.
ccmbor -, estimates the total supply Of
American aud other oottons m follows:
Total visible supply, lscs, 2,pldsoo bales,
against a,OH1, $50 Ia 1857. These figures In.
dlcatc a decrease Of cotton In sight of i0s..
a2b bales as compared with same date In
1887. and decrease Of SOs, 900 bales ns COM
parcd with 1896
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OiInnh rnrncntInc.

cLryrASp o., Dec. 2o.--Pciroloum easy;
Aw. hoe, TIC.
WILMINGTON, n. C., Dee. 2a--rurpcntine
steady at sc.
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fious -fron sscsc. oommcn ~ 6o41coi
family, tl2oat'sr, ehu'ce, fI-op1ttoo. fuucs,
si5Stttoo extra fancy, <stv<,o1 patent
csses,as,,soda, extra SO. ,tobls ,eAsr>.
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COTTON MARKET.

Tho local cation market opcnod easy and
olo.ed easy: middllug pNc. Sales, 400
bales. includiuF 800 last evening ot which
seOs bales 10 exporters aud 400 bales 10
spinner.
- rxCuANor QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary nominal COOL ordinary, SIC
low mlddllnr 10 mbldllng, o1sc; good mid.
ding U,lc. ,niddline iaiE 10 Size, fait
nominal.
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middling. 9Nc good middling; io%c; mid
ding fair, 10 ii.i6c; fair. II 5-i9c
Futures opened firm and closed barely
steady, as follows; December, 93s@9.40;
January, 0.3o@9.4O February. 9i9@o.5o,
March, 9.6O@9.6l; April, 07i@o72; May,
9.Sl@0.s2; June, 09i@902; July, 09s@e.0 90;
August io05@i000 September, 9.7l@o.,3.
Sales 64,Goo bales
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
easy; middling one Sales, $500 bales.
Quotations are as follows: Ordinary, nc;
good ordinary SIC; low middling, SIC;
middling, orc; good middling ioc.
Futures opened quiet and steady and closed
steady as follows December, nominal; Janu-
AIRY, 010@92O, February, O.20@030; March,
0,376903s; April, a45g9.i6; May, 0.546D
9.55 June, o0s@o.Gi; July. 0.7l@9.72 Au.
gust oos@oCo Sales, $4,000 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
At noon Spots--Quiet, moderate inquiry.
Sales, 5000 bales Of which O 800 were Amer
lean. Receipts, 1900, of which $500 were
American. Closing quotations were as FOL.
lows: Middling, Odd
Futures opened steady nj decline and closed
steady.
These prices are given IN pence aud Giths,
thus. G,03 means G63-0id, and 5,0i means
6.l-0id1
At rpmd January, $40 b; January Feb
ruary, $40 :; February March, 5.l0 8; March
April, $40 >; April My 5.2i =; Mny-June,
5.23 s; Junc-July, 5.2i b; July-August, 6.26 &,
August-Scptcmbcr 5.26s
IIAvRE.
Spots closed quiet and stondy.
Tres Ordinaire, 0Ifi January futures
| 03lsc
Above spot quotations represent OF foi
80 kilos oi low middling cotton. Hayrc
terms aoS6 kilos equal TO 100 lbs, and 6.25i
equal 90 81.
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BY rHLEaRAPa.


Nrw luhK. ie, "a Money on call was
easv. n = ~ pei crnt last loan q closed.
oiiorrd ni a l'rlne mefcaNllle rstrr 3ifa
q. sle,Ilg esel,slgv ,lull anal w,ak, 9 will,
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Articles lOpei

Cash quotations were as follows
Flour-Weaker.
No. spring wheat $l.O046o1.0 No.
spring wheat, s31@93c No. 2 red Sl.0034g
No. 2 rye, soc; No. 2 barley, nominal; No.
llax seed, si.Go@l.GOlS; prime timothy seed,
$3.50.
Mess pork, per Dbl, s12.0O@l2O5; lard,
per 100 lbs, $40; short ribs sides loose \
,6s0g0.s5; dry sailed shoulders (boxedI,
S0.75(g6 s7ls; short clear sides (boxedl
N.l24d725.
Rcceipts-Flour, 10000 bbls; wheat, 25, Ooc
bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
1900 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
Shipments-Flour 1900 bbls; wheat,
10000 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 1900 bu,
rye, 5000 bu; barley, 2s,ooo bu.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-. Dec. 20-Wheat-
Receipts, l,iGO bu; shipments, -: In store,
1853 iJ bu; steady; No . rcd, cash, Csc bid,
D34c asked; May, 0sc bid, 00lgc asked; No. 2
soft Csc asked; January, D5c bid; May,
Si.O0h bid, $i.0lk asked.
Corn-Receipts G0Sl bu; shipments, 5.6i6
bu; In store, lO7, 575 bu; quiet; No. ?, cash,
251c bid. 2Gc askok January, 25hc bid,
25s.c asked; May, NC bid, 2J5sc asked;
No. 2 white, cash, 30Jsc bid.
oats-No. 2, cash, 221Sc asked; May, 2iAC
bid, PAGE asked.
properties
NEw ORLEANS La, Dec. 20.-Markcts
dullCof Common 10 prime, i5H@isI<c.
Rice-Orjinary TO prime, 3A615c. Cotton
-seedproductsy-Cotion-seed oil prime crude,
delivered, 43c; refined, fob, 6Oc; cake
and meal, long ton, fob. S2l75tg S95. 90.
Sugar-0pen kettle, strictly prime Sc;
prime, i5sc; fully fair, 4Nc; good fair, issc;
fair. T-i0c; good common. 4Jsc; common,
ihc; inferior, 3h@ic; centrifugal, planta-
ton granulated, 7a7 Lice; choice white.
GF-iGCg5ifc; on white, O 5.i6aG1so; gray
white 6H@0kci choice yellow clarified,
O l-lO@gIc; prime yellow clarified, &C; oil
yellow clarified, 5Ng5 l6.i0c; seconds, 40
5l1c. Molasscs-Open kettle, choice, 400o
iic; strictly prime, 96@37c. good prime, 80
@33c; prime. 2sa3oc; good fair, 25d2Gc;
fair, 22@2ic; good common, 20G22c. Cen
tifugal-Striotly prime. 2iC,2oc, good prime,
2O622c; prime isCDlec; good fair, lie; fair,
Ice common 10 good common, i3GIi5c; in
fcrior, ll@i2c syrup, 2sCG32c.
NEw YoRK. Dec. -. - Coffee - Options
opened steady aud iOCI2O points down. closed
steady and 5 points below yesterday; sales,
1850 bags, Including February, siA05
May. sii.7OdliO0 June, si4sOaitsG. July
SliSStglly0. August, sii96; September
slLgjCgi5.iO, October, si6.O0. Spot Rio dull
at 1880.
sugar-Raw nominal fair refining. SC; re
| fined dull.
Rioe-firn and In moderate demand; do
nestle, 4A@6Ac Japan, 4A@5ac.
| CmcAoo, ILL.,, Dec. 21--on the Produc,
Exchange to-day the butter market wa
| quiet. Extra creamery, 21kM2slEc; cxtri
hrsts 2i@25c; extra dairy, 23G2ic; extn
irsts 2Oa22c. Eg,s-i7 h@ishc.
CiSciSSArI. o., Dec. -. - Whisky :
Active, lower sales, 2G25 barrels finishes
goods ON basis Of Si.O3. Buttcr-Quict
Sugar - Quiet Eggs - Heavy at iGsi7c
Checso-QuicL firm.
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GENERAL TRADE.

buy and sell stocks aud bonds through 4.
NJ. 0albrcath, No. 10 Madison street
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and COMMERCE.
y 1nB CENT. NEW YORK Elk
\ kN0E PAR SELLING.
y Ee6y -siiddlins Cotton o s.sc;
G1 Today. 1900 Bales - The
o<noxAi Market 10 Steady = Meats

.4 < n al uEpAy EvENiSe, Dec. ~ 1855.
k Ihcro ~ heavy demand for money,
k SaAnd is promptly met. Rates are
~ ppr cent.
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Groceries.

NEw ORLEANS, la. Dec. 20-Marhcts
dullCof Common TO prime l5k@is1fc.
.seedproducts,- Cotton-seed oil. prime crude,
delivered, 43c; refined, fob, 5Oc; cake
and meal, long ton, fob. s2L75gS2 90.
sugar-2Pen kettle, strictly prime 6ci
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-24

The United States Supreme Court
has sustained the validity Of Kan
sas law making railroad companies
responsible in damages for injuries
to their employees growing out of
the negligence or carelessness of fell
low-employes. This is contrary to
the common law rule, and the rul-
ing Will in good time have most sa-
lutary results. If railroad compan-
les have to pay for all the manning
and killing done to their employees
through the negligence of other en-
ployes it will lead to the adoption
of improvements and precautions
which will add much to the safety
of the general public.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-24
SENATOR Brown yesterday intr,

SENATOR Brown yesterday intro
duced bill, intended as an amend
ment to the Inter State Commerce
law. 1t provides that any shipper
who shall misrepresent the charac-
ter, weight or value of his shipment,
with view Of securing lower rates
than are charged to other shippers
of like property, shall be guilty of
misdemeanor, aud shall be punish
ed as prescribed by the Interstate
Commerce act. Any railroad com
pany or common carrier which shall
receive shipments, knowing them to
be misrepresented as above referred
to, shall be guilty Of misdemean-
or, and DO punished accordingly.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-24

The United States. Canada and
Mexico all have protective tariff
systemssvery similar in character.
Between the three countries there
is a marked disparity in the rates OF
wages, and there is a still further
disparity of wages in different parts
of each Of these countries. Now,
if the protective tariff make wages
high in some parts of the United
States, why has not the protective
tariff divinity like miraculous pow
er in Canada and Mexico? asks the
Philadelphia Record.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-24
JAMES REvBLL, Solicitor.
ORDER NISI.

In the matter of
the mortgaged real In the Circuit Court
estate of Thomas for Anne Arunael
Il. Burnley and Har County. In Equity
riet Ann Burnley
nRDERED, this oath day Of April, 1888.
~ That the sale made and reported by
John L Benjamin and WIN. Il. Butter
for the sale III the mortgaged estate oil
Thomas 4 Burley and Harriet Ana Bur
lev. be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown o.
or before the
Twsnsy- fourth day Of Nay, 1888.
Propidsd. . copy of this order be inserted
In some newspaper published 10 The CITY
of Annapolis. once Ia each Of three
successive weeks, before the said oath
day of May. 1888.
The report states the amount Of sale
TO be seven hundred and Ten dollars u 71O D
SpRaGa HARw00D. Clerk.
True Copy Test
a24 SPRra0 HARwoon. Clerk
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-24

WoMAN's MAGAzINE.-We well
come to our review table copy of
"The Woman's Magazine" pub.
lished by Frank e. Housh s Co.,
Of Brattleboro, Vt, at the small
subscription of one dollar per year,
or 10 cents for single copies. It is
replete with we'll written articles.
and several handsome illustrations
also adorn its pages. Its contents
recommend it to every household,
and its influence will be felt where
ever it is read.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-24

TIE Washington gossips and
Quidnunes vii hare to make anoth
II guess 1t the next incumbent q
The Chief Justiceship. Mr. Phelps,
il has been discovered, il too old,
and comes from the wrong locality.
There may be other things wrong N
his intellectual makeup or his &C
CURED opinions. but the objections
above noted are enough. The mill
of conjecture may now grind on
until checked by due exercise OF tx
ecutive authority. It won't be
Phelps-that is settled.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-24

The Baltimore american de-
serves much praise for the enter
prise and interest it has displayed
in the exposition building project
for Baltimore city, which has nearly
reached the enormous sum of $780,
600. It is deserving of memorial
stone in the building.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-24

TIE friends Of Spencer G. Jones,
the present Clerk of the Court of
Appeals, are pressing him for Con-
gressional honors. Mr.. Jones is a
very able man and would fill the
position with honor to his constitu-
ents and call it to himself.
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SENATOR John Sherman seems to
have the most unbounded faith in
the ultimate success of his candi.
aacy for the Presidential nomina-
ton. with the essential necessity for
al election thereafter, for be has
rented his house, on K street,
Washington, d. G., to Gen Saxton
United States Army, for year.
Senator sherman, it is said, intends
10 live at hotel until he goes into
the White House. The hotel keep
er is to be congratulated.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-24

The President has written let
ter instructing the United States
District Attorney for the District of
Massachusetts to proceed against
the owners and masters of fishing
vessels who have imported foreign
labor for use on their craft.
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SYRUP OF FIGS

Is natures own true laxative. II il the
most easily taken, aud the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the System,
when Bilious or Costive, to dispel Head
aches, Colds and Fevers; to cure Habitu
al Constipation, Indigestion, Piles. etc
Manufactured only by tho California Fly
Syrup Company. San Francisco, Califor
MIA. For sale by J. W. Hodges, City Drus
Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-24

BY the use Of Ayers Sarsap arilla. elias
ITCHY of step, buoyancy Of spirits, and
the bloom Of health, may be restored to
the system which has become enfeebled
with disease. The best vitalizer and
blood purifier is Ayers Sarsaparilla :
Sold by al druggists Price ST..
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-24

The President is again welding
his veto on the pension bills. Yes
terday he returned to the House,
with his objections, three pension
bills.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-24

The Hon. Barnes Compton,
member of Congress from this dis
trict, addressed the Maryland Dem
ocratic Association at their rooms in
Washington, last night.
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ORGANSl PIANOS!

THE undersigned is special Agent for
1 the celebrated Estey ORGAN.sW
or, Decker Bros, Estey and Fischer
PIANOS. Visits Annapolis two or three
times every month. He will be pleased
to call on any one intending purchasing
or renting Piano or Organ. Terms to
suit all purchasers All orders addressed to
q. o. DEMUTH, care Sanders and Stay
man. Is N. Charles ST., Baltimore, or j.
w. Hedges s. Co., City Drug Store, An
napolis.will meet with prompt attention.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-24

The Great He1lth Drink. Malt Phoso-
plsxsss. Al A Hearts Cigar Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-24

DY VIRTUE of power in Nor rage
Id from r En- Howard. II the under
signed dated the Ord day Of January. 1885.
recorded in the Lxnd Records 81 sid
county. IN Liber s. H., Ne. %. f0lios IL,
ETC., will sell AZ public sale. on The
premises, in First district of said county,
at o clock p. NJ, on
On SATURDAY. april 26h, 1883.
A LOT of GROUND. with. STORE
HOUSE thereon, distant about 300 yards
from Mount Zion Cross Roads, contain1
ing
One Acre OF Land. more or less, s
adjoining the land occupied by Alexan
der Clayton and Stephen johnson, and -
particularly described in said mortgage.
TERMS OF SALE-Ca on day OF
sale. or final ratification by the Court, In
the discretion of the undersigned,
WILLIAM ON EMS, Mortgaree,
JAS. REvELL, Attorney. u
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WM. M. ABBOTT. EDITOR
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-04-24

TUESDAY, April "a. 1888.