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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
EASE HTS.

The Detroit club entered the league in
1851. Sho took Cincinnati's place. Wouldn't
it be singular i Cincinnati should now re-
sumo Der old place at De5roit's expense
The suit Of Arthur Whitney, OF tas New
yorzs, against tie Detroit baseball club las
been set1led, the clut having paid him $500
damages Tor failure 10 employ Eim after tney
hal contracted % Go 50.
Ds.roii is only fifteen miles from London,
Ont. aad it IS believed that aH International
association cub would pay there.
Dick Rocoe. tic vel known St Louis
bookmaser and horse owner. has decided to
locate permanently il Sew York. Mex ssa-
son Z 5 stable vii consist q Badge, Brad
ford, Limbo, Liberty and Leont.ne.
Tic finest basehal ground is n Detroit.
where there Is no cue 70 pay on 1t or peopio
70 pay u sss tho game
Emery. tie western expert. has taken UP
lis residsnca n St. Loas.
Tee Chicasos and Pi.tssurgs made The
nos double plays ttis year This speaks
volsmes for their inGe.4s
Ci1ciansti really made Ton Lotus an
oEer before coming 20 terms with Gus
Schmelz
EcGa-r. II las seasons onsha team. has
sirned With tie Kansas Cisy ASSOCIATION
o-cb for next yssr.
Dssroits salary list US fss.'
TIE Dstrolt o,sb lad saiary LIST n sss 20
Key Sys MorTiD aaea h-m only sls5 tas
sea=0n-
Ton,~vi-ls -~~=s~-s 8 30 s-o-, o., A.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
Largest ClothierS
in Grand Rapids.
CLIPPINGS FROM EXCHANGES.


Prince Bismarck has gone back to beer
and tobacco
The report upon the French vintage says
that the injury from the phyiloVera seems ~
last 70 have bea1 arrested Since 1878 il hss
caused tie enormous los to Franes Of
e. 5000, ,Oco.
The authorities % Portsmouth,. England,
have buUt a swimming bata for pauper chill
d7eu. wno vii al be required 70 learn TO
SWIM as part Of their regular schooling.
News from Callfornis SAYS the Chinese ot
thai state have leased numerous large farms
a Fresno. ant are bBdi.nr = packing houss
et Selma Tbis Is an endeavOr o head OF
the movement 20 supplau- teen witb boys IA
picking and canning fr'li-
Eder Evaas. the heas os the Shaker family
- New Lehen0n. has been srendinr some
time in View EorS of lssA attending 70 the
publication = MS writings A. 80 years oh
be boss and ao1s ard ta.zs Ike a vigorous
mar 81 -
The unsneakaeie T1rS regulates III ssrv-
snt girl question With high hand zar7
cocEs employed IN the Imperial palace ~
Ccusrantncpie. who ssTucs On account Il
non-raTmeut Il WAGES. have been sent into
cStir y NeTe are -an woman : rf- e ~rr7-
pei Here IS a chance Tor II iSiouaTy rorx
A Mlch' gan farmer after losing thrss
shoatz. mocred iarzs hosr 20 the bog nen
g grspr q y th tte hesr rhsi vas feasfuaz -
rs sc1ck Toe bear pressed ionz trsks
ard pouncsf uzon Br1sa the noracrt l. -
pesred- The lcsT stasmrted 10 t1g his
suemy out the uorser WIS too crze. asd
sftsr 4 bard f-hr r'r1ei tee irrTrJe- r.rn
v-6 90 tlssS T1s farmer then came NJ
with lantern snd brssned tia dsVrsaal.r
"a AZ AZ
A1siie R.r~z Cssn'sy tss 80 - fzshi-n
a. afternoon teas - ~szrinva "a sno@ made
Ike = glove. each dsir~- toe hTvfax 50
aIsee piece ~ kl3 tsshioned cvsr r. The
shces ars CIV ~ the 1e,i sni ls.iies fzssst
thst the7 sre very corfortst = Tsev cs--
taaniT cueae - rirs zraat relief - ta- toes
sfre- they fsvs besr crsai2sd NJ - tte rsr-
rsH pointed saws Ga ars fassfoaasse to-
ssrees wear
Far i far rccrs PAINTED t' ccsVar1il1s
team death to tr-s co-zase---SE A. -A---r
sg-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

The Russ Sans tailx tass the great cotton
mills iu AcscoT aud elsewhere vii. Titnin a
coupe 81 years, - enabled - rely upoD cot
ton Ercvn in tsgssia. and thus become fnGe-
peuder- n raa Amer cun aud Indian rl8TS-
sts llc iica may re exa--erated out they
ar certainly making great and not unsuc-
ccssf az ATTEMPTS 20 cultivate 30 tle-rse rs,
ard lle Russian government sur0c~ts rirh
greao ener-r every eslcre n this direction-
Recently t~3 gTea. Moscow firms rss,l we'd to
make a trial c1 lasE, scale. Jpwari 4
15oG acres rsrs PLANTED VITA Amaflcssa CT
ton seel in tae ussshborhood of Merv.--Neu
1or< Telegram
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Aniong the pupils 81 che STATE normal
vrfcpi is Young Elsl1v Vto r3s three lt5 q
ch- area in ere primary department The-s
- s7uethiu. rilae AID ilSTirng Id sEa -hcaght
~ tlat gracaals Toiius mother sums 20
3 hcol every DAY with 1er c~u E--ie c-cS.
flii Il psr.ercs ard ar0bi..cu. sst1uz herself
&c ths tasx = ecucsain- berssf aecvs rts
2ertY lac.asrrs sod occasiCDs f ilie. grew
lrx rcant FRI a mental wa-. far and -rn-
tar-ln- e. aN Zines if uoran IA ri~atiT ?
csiuca-ee this IS whar VIZ have deca scror1-
lShed 10 asr. nc rlc~e Size W. slupT a
a better and traCr Proportion --Nev Cr-
leAns E.caTtila.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

markell by rows Of diamonds Il has been
properly inscribed With - name, daSs and
achievement
N-d is ss big ~ John T. Sullivan, and is
one of rhe best inhelde-s IN the profession
II tried wrestling once. having as an oTpo-
nenr Capt Joe Bnsrich. the well known
sD0r' ny nan. bar aftsr forty minutes
hari work on tie door and al over tho room
e. gave the 10 up rs a bad ous, alleging
taas 90 was too strong 20 wOrs."
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

EsmhUrg and bresnen have EaaIr- sss7~
rsncersd r~rst e tcsir aacicre privileges as
f-ee sz1se .owrs .-d ee-cre f1crrrcrsfed
in Zoe general .Te~-1a- crisrerrs srsreG,- Ttev
srtI -efai1 tce i-tt ct r-rrsSearseon n IA
F--iss,sn ard ,r-r-nan rarislieres Keen
zre improvements kara eeen r1s7e 81 err
frrrr a1l-u ~ tee change 81 hoe nloCks Z
e.i acases have ecsn tercf stet. new ware
souses snd usv quarry trsf e ard she asrf
za>-s~r sxs-aSlssrsza.sl. --]hl.1z1a Eer~A
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

-. lsrre snfiencn. mate np 90 S'f1e AZ
ns o. islile' ari t e cary 81 snrpcse toas
WI aanser f.tine 1lra ~7cce.-i 'n tress-
Z the rrs~.r-i BE- 7rrl,aoiT saszeeresi several
hi.-.re Eirs hesrns
Re mate tbfas tbrrrr. 81 f.scsacinC cen
i-r1blv srv previous e,fer-s made fgr the
~krt offers-i hv Ths Cirrtrnart Er1nirer.
- rfIlcial nenrrr-Frsnfs ara as lslorss
Fr<t thr~'v $50 f.et acnrs
s-srsni threw ,ao fset 81 tsrteS
rniri t.irc~. 1s3 fspt fi ,cnoS
TIE SOC esSa rrass wss ciTsrsf h~ sra
n-fnpssi cluh The icckss is IN che searr
skssehal dialnclrd EiEs = rsirs s1srlsied
= n EAz pzxx. L. hsSe raEhs sra
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

sroaJ quantity OF human bloc5 from the
arm O. one o. the doctors wcs MADE kll ne
eGoTts # tie hyl4e-1ns were ID vain. low.
ever, and tae woman o.cd tTcnty-foar hoars
s1ter the operation New YORK Pres.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

J. ard be- has good
rrelf
w1thin ~ inches
Is -foW made Rx
te s Ears s<o, and
wnic1 has stood
ever Ence As .hs
zMtest tnrov on
record William
sons sTc-t vas
made under al
verse c-crrus-an
- The va ar
was dau11 az (
; -r ~. tire ground
muidT Hnt slip
perry snL a rather
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

-c-s Broke Hstdetd-s Record.
TIE hsP7isst u1an in ths Chicago club f'rse
49, Mi Wiiiausc1. ard be has good
unson - 81 rrond ~ eirse,f
RsccntlY ''Nefr came within a inches
Z bsatox Joan Haztiald's r..roV made six-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19
90


New YORK, Oct 1S-FL0UR-Dull and heavy;
city mills, $5.6015.S0 for West Indies; Minnesota
extra s.. 656D7 40: superfine $345G1a25
wHEAT-Irregular: receipts. 10000 bushels:
shipments none; No. red state, Sill; No. Q
do, $l09; No white, $f09: No , red winter,
November, $1.093{; do, December, $I.li3{
CORN-Easier; receipts, $500 bushels: ship
ments, la. sS2 bushels: No. mixed. cash. 50Jsc:
do, November, 505sc.; do, December. size.
oATS-Steadys receipts. 44,0o0 bushels; ship
ments, 800 bushels; No. white, state, &c; No.
do, SOC; No. mixed, October. 495sc.; do,
November. S0ISc.
RYE-Dull
BARLEY-DuIl; No. 1 Canada, 9s0ssc, No. 4
round state BE
poRK-Quiet: new mess. Si6.es1I6.75.
LARD Nominal; SS6., November; SIS De-
cember.
M3tASSES- Nominal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aud fairly active at
f6c.
RoSIN-Dull: strained to good. $i6aI.0s.
PETR0LEuM-Q Quiet; refined ia cases. s3<c.
FRElUHrS- Nominal
BUTTER Continues fairly active ut full
prices: fancy western e5lSH25c.
CHEESE -Dnl but steady Ohio fat. s1z0
10gkc.
EGGS- Moderately active and steady; eastern.
e.as2s6c.; western, 193ssc
RICE-N Nominal
SUGAR Refined quiet: cut loaf and crushed,
sic: granulated and mqq 4, sgkc.
COFFEE Firth ma faIHf dl4ive; fair carg0ez
no. le'<c
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19
COSTLY CONQUESTS.
Germany's Efforts TO Take Africa
Without Asking the Africans.
IT HAS BEEN TRIED BEFORE.
Italy aud England Have Both Fished
for Dark Continent Piums, but
Have Finally Given II Up
As bad job.

LONDON, Oct 19-The experience of Ger
many in Zanzibar, and the vicissitudes oil
the German East African company in their
endoavor 10 reconcile the natives of the east
ern portion Of the dark continent 10 Teutonic
domination, are having the effect TO stimuli
late the German officials and German traders
and alleged philanthropists TO greater efforts
10 impress upon the native population the al
most incalculabe advantages Of surrendering
their territory and committing themselves TO
the care and use Of the German empire.
To be sure the German traders and adven-
turers who have invaded the most productive
portions of Zanzibar have dispensed with the
formality of apologizing for their intrusion
or excusing themselves for the seizures they
have made, while the slight circumstance OF
their treating the actual owners OF the terri
tory they have seized with less consideration
and compassion than they wonld treat dogs
is entirely overlooked in their endeavors TO
extend the scope of German domination. Yet
the invaders and their hackers in Berlin are
filed with surprise and Indignation at the
natural resentment of their intrusion.
Not long ago the Italians essayed to over
ride the rights of Abyssinia in the same man
ner as that now adopted by Germany in other
parts Of Africa and the islands contiguous to
her, with results both disastrous and humilia-
ting. England has also had her share of de
feat and chagrin in the same and other por-
tions of Africa, and it will be surprising i'm
deed il, after the expenditure of colossal sums
OF money and the loss of many lives of
greater value to her at home than
they could possibly be abroad, Germany does
not also succumb to the exactions of the eli
mate, the cupidity Of trusted natives, and the
brutal bravery OF the outraged inhabitants
Of territory sought to be stolen, and conclude
that the game is not worth the candle. This
end, however, will not be reached until the
money already subscribed and that which
the present reverses will bring forth has been
permanently placed to the advantage of those
into whose hands it is intruste1 ostensibly for
the advancement of civilization.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19
Payne Guilty Of Emberzlement.

HTLLsBoRo, O., Oct 19.-Capt d. Q. Nor
row, special judge advocate Of the court mar
tial which tried Walter S. Payne, ex-com-
mander-in-chief of the Sons of Veterans, has
forwarded the transcript of proceedings to
Gen. Abbott, commander-in -chief at Chicago.
Payne was found guilty on two of the four
charges INSTRUMENTATION of the
funds of the order and violation of pledge
whereby the order was deprived for a long
time of the use of $1,000 of its funds. The
court martial sentenced him to dishonorable
dismissal, subject to the approval of the COM
mander-in-chief.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19

SocI~ry Lady This 1.ss
6'E,fc AGo. % . 19-Mr. n.
the wsl KIN gsl cone Il 2, wt
married in this city -. -,
Nellie Baker VINO IS 4 .c.-i ~.
society woman from tastat
tons were tax n 90 keep IA n
The marriags license was - !. ail.
only one or two OF Goodwi,'s y - trusted
and intimate friends were ~. e 10 the
ceremony, and these ware SONNY edged
not 70 reveal what they kasw I5 leaked
out, however, AMI he has finally al aitted it.
Mr.. Goodwin and his bride are staying at the
Grand Pacific His frien Is declare that one
reason for his anxiety TO keep his marriage
secret is his great antipathy to thu jokes and
congratulations of his numerous acIuaint-
ances
BUFFALO, Oct l9.-Miss Nellie Bal.er, who
is said to have been privately married ir
Chicago to Nat c. Goodwin, the comedian,
is a prominent society lady of this city. She
has until lately been the wife of Edward
Pease, young business man, and was a very
stylish and dashing lady. Owing to some
scandal, Mr. and Mrs Pease separated last
most of the time in the east.
She returned some weeks ago and went to
the home of her parents. About ten days
ago Mrs. Pease went to Chicago with her
mother
Mrs. Pease is said to be the lady who
aroused the jealousy OF Leila Farrell, the
pretty young actress of Mr.. Goodwin's CON-
pany who, it was understood, was to be
married to him. Mrs Pease is well connected
here, her relatives being well to do people.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 19-General Master
Workman Powderly and General Secretary
Hayes have prepared for the members of the
Order Of the Knights of Labor statement
as to T. B. Barry's expulsion from the order.
The formal resolution of expulsion appears
to have been unanimously adopted by the
general executive board on Oct. Is, and was
based upon charges that he had illegally
drawn money from the treasury of the order
and been guilty of other irregularities during
his membership The statement also shows
that frequent complaints concerning Barry's
conduct have been made to the executive
board from different parts of the country
whore no had been visiting on official bust
mss
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19
rho american nnmnne Association.

TORONTO, Oct 19-The twelfth annual
convention of the American Humane associa-
ton was held here A committee was APP
pointed TO draft suitable resolutions touching
the death of Vice Presidents Henry Bergh,
of New York, and John Ayers of Boston.
The secretary's report urged that in spread
ing its influence the association should make
every effort TO enlist the sympathy of news
papers. The erection of fountains was rec.
commended as desirable work. and the distr-
button in schools of literature intoxicating the
virtue of kindness TO animals.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19

Portions OF Many Human Bodies Scattered
Over the Quays.

PORTIONS OF Many human k10uAeS cchtbGkc0
Over the Quays.
CALAIS, Oct. 19.-The force of the explo-
sion of petroleum gas on board the French
steamer Vile de Calais, which arrived here
Oct 10 from Philadelphia, tore of the deck
and partly carried away her sides. Only the
forward portion of the vessel sank, but fire
soon destroyed that portion above water.
Other shipping lying in the vicinity of the
steamer was much damaged by the explosion.
1t is feared that the loss of life was great
Portions of dozen bodies have been found
lying on the quays, arms, legs and heads
being scattered about in shocking confusion.
1t is now learned that the Vile de Calais
was empty. 1t is supposed that the ignition
of gas generated in the hold caused the ex-
plosion. The captains cabin was not dam
aged. Four bodies were found there. Thou
sands of persons have visited the scene Frag-
ments OF iron were blown incredible distances
and all the windows of the carriages in the
railway station were broken by the explo-
sion.
The Vile de Calais, which was steel screw
steamer of 1921 tons, was built at New
castle, England, in 1887. She was owned
by G. Pale & Co., and her home port was
Calais.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19

Annual Reports of the Missouri Pacific
and Kansas and Texas.

Annual Reports of fhe Missouri Pacific
and Kansas and Texas.
Topeka, Kan, Oct. 19.-The Missouri Pa
cific has filed its annual report. The follow
ing figures are given: Total bonded debt,
$44 $40, 900; total cost of construction and
equipment, SIG, AGO, 735. IS; earnings for the
year, sl2, 64S, 937.66; expenses for the year,
81, ABS, $500 During the year the company
paid dividends of per cent. on common
stock, amounting to S2,19S, 73l.SS.
The annual report of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railroad shows that the total earn
ings for the year were 81, 631 $40; total oper-
ating expenses, 81, 1888 1856 80, leaving the ex-
cess of earnings over operating expenses of
81 ,693, 1865. In addition to operating ex-
penses there was paid out for construction
and other charges the sum of S6,903, 903 IL.
This creates deficit for the year of $780,
4l9.4S. The total bonded debt is $40, 167, 900.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19
Emma Juch Suing Mrs. Thurber.

NEW YoRE, Oct. l9.--Another of those in-
terminable litigations against Mrs. Jeanette
NJ Thurbcr, rs the promoter of the defunct
American Opera company, was up before
Justice Barrett in the supreme court, cham
bers. Emma Juch, who claims that her con-
tract was one OF the earliest, made in June,
1885, with Theodore Thomas, even before the
organization OF the Opera company, sues for
$500 balance due, aud the action before
Justice Barrett was motion asking for bill
of particulars
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19
To Settle with the settlers.

CHICAGO, Oct 19-Dr. j. L. Cunning, Of
Amsterdam, Holland, who represents the
Dutch bondholders in the Maxwell land
grant, is in the city, having just returned
from New Mexico, where the parties to the
grant have their holdings Dr. Cunning
says that arrangements viii shortly be made
at Washington with the government to in
demnify the settlers on the grant who bought
their property when Secretary Cox of the in
terror department decided that the Maxwell
grant was not valid
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Closing Quotations of the New York stock
exchange.
NEW YORK, Oct ls.-Money, eGOs15 per cent
Exchange steady; posted rates. $4.SllSO4. ssh;
actual rates, SLS4S LSil4 for 60 days and $3.50
1854 for demand. Governments quiet; cur
rency g., 121 bid; Is, coupon. ls7 bid; 4lss, do,
10Sl4 bid.
The stock market opened feverish and weak,
declining in the first few minutes Il to per
cent, under the lead of Missouri Pacific To-
ward IL o'clock buying of st. Paul, Union
Pacific and the coal shares strengthened the
whole list, and prices steadily recovered until
midday. At that hour the decline had been fully
recovered and prices were II to ss per cent
higher than they closed last night. The market
afterward was duh
@aCncfns. bids.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19
Death of Hon. AdoIphus +. Hitchcock.

Death of Hon. AdoIphus +. Hitchcock.
TROY, N. ", Oct. 19.-The Hon. Adolphus
F. Hitchcock died at his home in Kingsbury,
Washington county, aged IS years. In 1s47
and in 1867 he represented the Second Assem-
bly, district of Washington county in the
state legislature, and he was member of the
constitutional convention of 1878.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19

VICTORIA. Il. c., Oct 19-The fire in the
Southlield mine is still burning Fire en-
gines are forcing water down thu slope, and
relays Of men are constantly lighting the
flames Three hundred men win be thrown
out Of work, if the fire is not SOON put out.
Il is thought that it win have to be flooded,
which viii cause much greater delay
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19
He Succeeds Gen. sherldan.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 19-The commandery-
in-chief of the Loyal legion of the United
States held its fourth annual meeting in this
city. The election of the following officers
for the ensuing year took place: Comman-
der-in-chief, Rutherford b. Hayes, Of Ohio,
to fill the vacancy caused by the death of
Gen. Sheridan; senior vice conmander-in-
chief, Senator Joseph r. Hawley, of Connec-
ticut; junior vice commander-in-chief, Judge
Walter q. Gresham, of Indiana
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19

WASHINGTON, Ind, Oct. 19.-Wakefield &
Longs extensive livery aud transfer stables
were bnrned, together with dwelling house.
Every vehicle belonging to the transfer stable
was destroyed, besides large quantities of
feed. Twenty-Five valuable mules and horses
were burned alive. Total loss will reach
about $4,000. on which there is an insurance
of Sc. OOO
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19
Australian Mail Service.

MONTREAL, Oct IA London cable dis
patch states that negotiations are proceeding
for Canadian Pacific mail service to Aus
tralia. Il is reported that the promoters ex-
poet an imperial subsidy equal to that grant
colonial subsidy Of $4,000 or co, 00o.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19
A supposed Defauiter.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Oct. 19.-Hamlet s.
Briggs, who, since his fathers death, has
conducted the business of NJ. Briggs & Son,
safe manufacturer has disappeared. At
tachments on his property to cover notes to
the value Of $4,000 have been issued. The
signatures to these notes are supposed TO
have been forged.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19
rcmporancc Women Held rs Rioters.

GRAND Forks, H. T., Oct IA number
of women have been brought here from
Thompson, ncighboring village, charged
with riot in having raided the saloons there,
q In crusaders. Their trial occupied the en-
tire day and was bitterly contested, the local
w. c. L. U. espousing their cause. The JUS
tice finally ruled that an offsnse had been
committed and held each of them in 500
bonds, which were readily furnished
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19

LONDON, Oct 19-Mr Michael Davitt has
written a letter to The Times, in which he
gays that the Irish will not accept the scheme
proposed by the Liberals for the government
CT Ireland, unless an Irish parliament is al
lowed to solve the land question and to fix
the compensation to be paid to thu landlords
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19
Dundee ship Bullders Strike.

LONDON, Oct. l9.-The ship builders at
Dundee struck for an advance in wages.
The masters conceded an advance of per
cent, and the strikers viii resume work to-
morrow.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19
discharged for Want of Evidence.

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct 1g.-Before Alder
man Spurrier Calvin NJ. Dellinger, charged
with the murder of his wife Mary, whose
body was found on the bank of the Little
Conestoga creek on Friday, Oct 5, was dis
missed from custody, there not being suffi-
Gent evidence to hold him for trial
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, OFT. /. The sentence
Of Hefxy J. Spencer, who was 10 have been
hanged at Cumberland, Oct %, for murder
ing Scott Dawson, was committed By Cover
nor jackson % Imprisonment for life
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19

. B.& 0. RAIlPOI]lnl
scHEDuLr IN EFFECT Dc. 4. Iss,
TIE MoDEI Fast LINE EAST ,xn W..
DOUBLE Track JANxKr Copr,p
leave Camden station,

For ANNAPOLIS, 30. eco A. M.lsH
500 p. m. w. eos
For Way Stations between Rsltirnhrs
Washington, $40, go and 0S a m isI "a ses
e eo o.So ana Il.W 2. M On Sunday. 90 a.
s.OS q. m, i.S0, 500, 6S0 and llOOp m 400
Trains leave Washington for Raltimor. -.
6,M go. 40. $50, $50 a. m, L. 10 sSS ~
$50, 40, 40, $50. SIS, 6,l5. 80. SIS. II 81 = =
Sunday. $50 Z. 80 $50 $50 a. m. 10 ?
40 $50 5.5i Gas s.S5 ll.3O y. m. eS
From Annapolis. $40 S3i ls.0Sa. m m.~
p. m. Sunday, at $50 a. m. and l0u'm' ~
Baggage called for and checked ai ho,.,.
and residences on orders left nj Ticket ma
N. w. Cor, Calvert and Baltimore Streets. -
No 30 :. broadway. new No. l4a Nest 49,
more Street aud Camden station. ''f
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19

NEwpurs, N T., Oct. 10 Dennis Scanlon
committed suicide here He tied an iron
r0upllng pin to his neck and jumped OF the.
dbuk iutp tie Hudson river. Tls lH5as seas
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19
Tho weather.

Rain, warmer, easterly winds, brisk to
high on the lakes
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-19

Misses Pebble Spring Heel Button, e @
Misses StraiQ htGoat Sring Heel But, 2CO
Misses French Goat Spring Heel But. . "
Misses Kar CARGO Springfield Button, %
Misses FrerchKid Spring Heel But, StV