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New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
MR.. ABBEY SKIPS ST. LOUIS.
~. 10 nonuh1ir
From The st. Louis Republic.

From The 81. LOuIs INOPuI1IO' :, .,,.
Marcns Mayer advance agent for Henry E, Abbey s
...j"ne in this COUNTRY, passed through ST. Louis
aC'l on his way TO the City OF Mexico to open
the advance sale for the Patti M te som
elei' m tirn AZ night and when asked particular!
about the prospects appearance Of the great % 9t
H., - onis said: am very sure thai lnle' fdtti
III I'M o., M i'm 81 Louis under Mr. AbDeys manage
,nnt and Tor the reason. has been before staied
. e.'i % ,ihev has determined to leave the city out
20 ~ cir,,it This determination arose from the
newspaper treatment of Mary Andeso4 GIIins id r er
i7 nIaracterizes as brutal. ] had talk with
him recently before leaving Newiork ana 6roos ga,
I'D the subject OF Patti engagement IN 81 LOUIE pGv
NO reason why he should subject the attractions nnder
his management TO assaults that are uhcalleu lJr u
mnzzle or attempt TO muzzle. the press nor o9s nc
object 10 criticism hut he deeply resents such s.hs
oe those made uuon Miss Anderson, which uneouDteuY
served TO depress her spirits and hsslen 'he rhose
causing shortening of the engagement, Ino'o
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
DIED.

DIED.
BRUCT-wednesday morning, James W. Bruce son OF
Fnner serVice at his residence 1o3 East 2sth-st, on
Friday morning at 10 o'clock. - ,.... ,A n
friends also those OF MS Dro.hers' 'o A'
and Robert NJ, are invited 20 attend
BUTTRICK-on Monday, December 49, lSs2 Helen ida;
Buttfick aged years and II months .,,.noo ., no,
Inc lSei o Bereen.st brooklyn n Y, Thurs
day December 26, at p M ~ .
CROCKER-on Christmas morning, December % 1883 OF
trocker IT, and daughter OF Mrs. Laura and the iate
Funeral seryees 1sl 5thave Friday evening, Decem'
Relatives and Intimate friends invited.
Interment private.
Montreal papers please copy.
HUBBARD-on Tuesday. December p; Mrs A. R. Hub
FdSe Ts from No e ia W East on Thursday evening
26th inst, at o'clock
IDterment at convenience OF family.
MIDDLETON-0n Monday December 23, 1883, az M
residence No. 7S4 6thaye, after brief Illness Ihomu
W. ;. Middleton in the 10Th year Of his age . .,,o
west OF Sth-ave on Thursday, December &C. 1889. si
10 80 q. m. Friends are kindly invited
YGATT-on Tuesday, December -. at New-Mlford.
Conn Eli Mygatt formerly OF Brooklyn NJ " In the
Funeral at New.Miford Thursday afternoon 2eth inst
NAPIER-At Del Rio, Texas, Tuesday, December IL,
Andrew Napier, Of John b. and Maria Napier, & OF
pany A. 165th n. Y. ", cd Duryee's louayes -.
Funeral Thursday. December 2e, at 3 p m at Grace
Relative and friends OF the family and comrades Of his
fuIly invited to attend without further notice.
Trains leave Long Island City and Brooklyn at D. M
ToMPKINs-At White Plains n; r.. Monday, Deeembei
l. Warren and Mary Smith Tompkins.
Friends invited 70 attend he funeral services from
wALLEN-Entered into rest, after lingering illness,
Henry D. eldest son Of the a ea 3 II We!t p t Mlsn on
Thursday, December 26, at 80 p. m
Grand Rapids. Mich, papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
rs THE DINE NOVEL GOING OUT,

From The Washington POST -, -.
Is the dime novel disappearing ron Ie ra,qS H h
innoccnce? IL looks that way. a tedoHcr Iv'u liSi
nnnils short Indian story They listened with open
w. snd the tomabawk flew BIZ the boys head ana
buried itself i'm tree" Now children no" many VA
Won know what "A tOmahaWk Is =
Come, any boy who knows what tomah""A ID
may hold up his hand
one timld hand went up ,,,7s
Well Johnny what is a tomalawk "a ., o h,,
A tomahawk Miss Mamie. is some nho oi pi'u
believe" ,,,,
Why do you think 1t is bird y .. co,, nv tbo
q Because il is hawk, and you SAID IL nc" pS '''
innocence forever. and down with the Boy Scout
Of Dead Mans Guch."
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
THE MONKEY DOES A HEROIC THiNo.
r,ol,od nm nv Tho KafhiaWar Times.

large ourangoutang was very mucn s'oa,'lvu & 10 40 "
his aud the baoy boy who % r hroRe e' out on in
the house. and everybody was running neio u airu
there TO put It out while the ttie boy nnht ~ s nt hin
the staircase was ali In flames what conId De upg
AS they were looking up and wondcrmg' ng resey ihs
monkey appeared with the baby III MS arms n ala
certainly climbed down over The porch ns anu eoud haye
done IT, for a man cannot climb like monkey, ana M
not nearly strong You ma may peted ass after P" that n
This Is true story and the child who was saved was
the young MARQUIS of Kildare.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
I copy, but do not venture to comment.
CHRISTMAS DAY AT THE THEATRES.
HELPING THE GENERAL ENJoYMENT-GIFTs
AND TOKENS OF GOOD WILL.

HELPING THE GENERAL ENJOYMENT-G1FTS
AND TOKENS OF GOOD WILL.
Christmas is essentially day Of home enjoyment
and public amusement of any sort is secondary But
the theatres have their place. they have on every
holiday and they do their best to add to the general
good cheer There were matinees at all the theatres
except Palmer's yesterday afternoon and Palmers
will have one to-day The weather was so fine that
many people were glad of opportunity that does
not often occur at this season to stay in the open
air. and many Of the matinees were poorly attended
But others had good audiences and all dd well III lhe
evening, some, indeed, much better than usual.
But Christmas at the theatres is not altogether a
matter Of box-Ofice receipts There are pleasdnu
relations between managers and employees and actors
that show themselves just as plainly at ths season
as do the pleasant relations between people In other
walks of life There were probably few people IN
town who Jared better than J. NJ Hill, OF the Union
Square Theatre. He received 213 presents, Dreaming
his former record of 1853 They came from all pdr's
of the country, from Maine to California, ana IL"
foreign lands are yet to be heard FROM 'They also
included everything; jewels, silyerware, furniture
wearing apparel and all sorts of things that can take
upon themscIve, the spirit of Christmas. one among
them that was noteworthy was pair OF cmDroiuereu
slippers frora Mrs. Hill, who is true arlSo WIN
her needle. The slippers were decorateu WIN
pansies ard forget nots, ana they "eie
as perfect as paiHter could make them WIN Ills prus
put the present that Mr. Hill valued most, or ought
TO- was little bunch of hyacintlls from uhy III
& bronght il 10 ris door and said that four or nve
year, % aeo 'J tb samiiy WAS In much need Of money.
Tile gver. whose mother had sent her Win inc no"eiS'
cOqd have " been c Of m0S e Brosd%ay feae
handsome presents OF levers anu ~ ,s1u-rI -
Fletcher the treasurer, william Gavin, the assistant
treasurer and others Of his more immediate sta ana
rffts OF money 10 other employees OF the tneatle
The dav was enjoyed everywhere. and the people who
bought tickets not the only ones who enloycd H.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Richard Mansfield will give his first matinee OF
King Richard III at PalnIers Theatre this afternoon
and there has been large advance sale OF seats At
the matinee on Saturday A Dolls Home VIII be
repeated. with Miss Beatrice Cameron as Nora
The company that have been playing Shenandoah"
in Philadelphia will be seen at Proctor's Twenty
third Street Theatre this evening and the New-lork
company will tahe its place in the Quaker City The
change is for only one night. .
Miss Florence st. John Will appear at the Broad"ay
Theatre for the first time this evening, in the part OF
Marguerite in Faust up 20 Date" - , =.
The sale Of seats for the return OF " me brlEanus
10 the Casino on January & will begin this morning.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
P0stOGice Notice.

(Should be daily by all interested as changes may
Letters foreign countries need specially ad.
dressed for dispatch by any particular steamer except when
documents letters not specially addressed being sent BY The
Foreign mails for the week ending December 2s viii
close promptly in All cases at this once as follows ,
uer = Amsterdam Via Amsterdam etter must be d
rected per a. IL a. M fS tas ne oaay Ia MAJ.
s9uSsSs CO. MsSs and Tc cspe a. sS per ' oaana %
FRIDAY-At l a. m. for Pernanbuco, Bahia RIO qs
ane AID santos also the la Pa'a oS s0u1sss s,no,s S:
az No de ''nSrO @, toF Biaeaslds m,Fla"
from " At rom p NsapSrl % ISa rsSS'
sATURDAY-Aso a. m; for fshss Ia SasscsSe Via hsSSs
pers for other m for ~sss sosne a. asss
per $sssSsaea IA q alS.sSv 80 dsc,sa
per pcvona g 81 letters Tor France switzerland,
serya via oSs ePPcssai Be directed per serys2
at 10 n %i,g ,9T Islands direct. Alarch; at Il
also faS sad and Sa Re, s.s s
At a %,rss ,ss fSssSsIi' f2sysi per ishos is
i%S porto direct per Island letters must BE- direcs ire
S,fss az IL 80 D. for veHezaels and casss
sl ssys%ss va poSs %1st Be diee eSsss
for mast Sssp Sc Gr directed per- @ city % q coaS
IassnNSpNY-At D. m. for Costa Riea Via Limon. per
p" e t'eS seSy iaSds per ship TOp Bid from
ErsnSiseol close here December go nc 90 N,
ss p1Ss'9S sc.s Scs IabHs: BE- Sa
Mails china and ssao !fDan sasrI pe sSs &c g. 0"M Ms sa
asssS San F Fpsso sss sAsss sss
SsTS JspIary e . e S,A VIZ .S mail. q; As.s
Ms 0r via Key West F close at this Oce daily az
80 a. m. .,..,.a ., rr.ns.p .pa.ia. malls 4. =.
81 sfssdps .s Sf SGs1Hs overland
e San rs".so on nss Ss sv G sos All q S
"a m us s,sustebed thence The Registered an
'io'ss at so p 81 sisffHss Ss corr Postmaster
possofnes Nsw,vork n. Y. December 20, isss.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
AIINE EROM WHITTIER.

IN the Fdftor Of The Tribune.
Sir In your issue Of this day l find in Brother
Chadwick's anniversary hymn, whether knowingly
or unInowingy the twelfth line an exact quotation
from Wtittier's poem The Meeting" without any
quotation marks
THE breath OF diviner air.;
which may have been only an omission OF the
printer or typeseter but to which feel it right, in
the Quaker phrase, TO call your attention; ana am
tr,Iv >vonr friend ELIAS IL. UNDERHILL.
White Plains n. " Twelfth mo-, 20, 1893.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
npATU OF JAMES " MACK.

James W. Mack, welknown variety actor Formerly
the partner of James Z. Sheridan dlcd III lhe alco
hoIic ward at Bellevue Hospital on Tuesday night
Mack lived in California a number of years ago aud
was at one time moulder in a machine-shop In san
Francisco He then went on the stage and acted III
minstrel company at the San Francisco Bella Union
lie was prosperous long as he travelled with sner
dan bui after his partner left him and went 10
Soni,b America he began drinking heavily and lost
his money and the ability 10 gain more. a rev , Gay
ago his condition became so serious thaI MS HIenus
had him sent TO the hospital.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
A SHIFTING TELEPHONE.

From The Detroit Free Press.
There are some people who make queer aisposah
OF their telephones. wellknown unaerlahcr Oh uis
city has his telephone dumb-water. T.. ne rum
IL up 10 his at night and can answer Niuloul
getting up In the daytime he runs IL UP Out h 81 sp,e
always wanting to use your telephone for moment
drop in for that purpose he tells them they can use
II II tbey ran find IT.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
JAMES ". BRUCE.

James W. Bruce, who has Tor years been prom
nent figure In the drygoods trade In New-fork' died
Yesterday after a brief illness, from apopIexy. Mr.
Bruce was sixtyone years old unmarried and native
Of this city, where he spent his life In mercantile pur
suits. The funeral will be hem tomorrow at
10 M, at the home OF Robert Bruce. No. l23 East
Twenty -eg gllth-st
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26

Yes, Merry Christmas even to the READY au. "n ~
secondhand philolocer whose philology doesn't ht
But he mustn't bring that old rubbish about Christmas
meaning Chrlsts mass into the house, you Know Dc
cause we all know now, though Dr. Noah "epsNr
didn't that this sort of mas comes from the Ahsio
saxon maessa,s meaning feast or holiday ana nov
from the Latin "missa," meaning first "disnhSSeu'
and, seoondarily the service OF the mass from .io
how do Won explain the fact that all the Lsum 1 anu
Catholic nations call these occasions feasts or festa
and not masses
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26

the calm and deliberate opinion Of every oyal citizen
Of Utah and Idaho In saying that the aomssion ", y,
Idaho into the Union OF states will be the greatest step
yet taken toward solving "the dibculues wnIcn
menace American interests In Mormomu9m;; se'y
truly yours, Fixed l. DOpoio'
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
TILE SECRET RALLor IN CAXApA.

From The Toronto Empire.
The people of Montreal will have the prvnese or
uslng The secret ballot for the first time IN tnc comS
municipal elections In that Important "'
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
TILE rnrRrR Hills RAILwAr.l

From The North India Pioneer.
n Is reported from Peshawar that survey p,xsr r
tine ~ railway along the left bank OF the hao
, @ ~ - the Khyber Hills Is 70 be undertaken fortwii'
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
CORNELIUS B. SWART.

schenectady, y. Y, Dec. 20 'epeclal)-Corneilus H.
swarf an old and highly respected merchant OF this
clty died this afternoon, after lingering illness.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26

The Senior da Fonseca, who wrote that message Oh
absnrd sympathy with Postmaster Bobadil BomoasecS
de- noulanrer, of Poppycock Chapter No. 1888 De
pepdent order of Charlatans must surely be our oiu
friend the conscientious and unconscious hdlOriss
who composed that wonderful work. the the aGa sh man iG
the Portuguese to learn the English my S9 ,ed
siIIv, MILO the little boys gurgle. II was "hs'ieU
of the first partition.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
Tile REy. SAW yoNEs,s DAUGHrER MARRIED.

CHATTANOOGA Tenn, Dec. 25.-William Graham o.
Gainesville, Ga, stenographer OF the Cherokee judi
cary Circuit was married tonight TO Anna Jones
the yearod daughter OF the Rev. sam Jones
The brides parents opposed the match.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26

Tho route 10 Landi KotaI by way OF the Munasoh
comrtrv is meanwhile TO remain nntonchea.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26
Liebig Company's Extract Of Meat

The Cambridge. 6th-sve and Ssd,st' 10 a.. pGnIS mns
model nome with all hotel conveniences CUISINE unsuE'
passed. LoreDz Reich proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26

Manitou Ginger Champagne.
strictly temperance drink made from Mshilou oPrins
water fruit syrups and Jamaica ginger
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26

Did YOU know they were having real ola iaS'ion.u
pague of rats, of beloved Norway ra,S III pa,s,
of the British Isles? Oratory in an ADJOINING u'lo
might account for the sudden eruption hi'o ''u
Lothian but the pests arc even worse III 'le 'eis "a
,,, hore thore &c nauCht to drive them and
only DotatOes and turnps TO tempt lneI .ho ipcd
are sir r. Wilmington late of LONDON anu t,o W thcr
chance.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26

Annual sale over 5000, 600 jars.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-26

And speaking OF cholera. why can't man sneeze now
adays without causing ncpient panic If there is one
thing which is always in fashion at this time of the
year it is sneezing But you had better not sneeze
at present you would be popular. OF course every
one knows that man may sneeze without having
the inhu-" Ia gr"-that Is, you know the sneeze
But New Workers are naturally suspicious. SO don't
sneeze, but IL you do don't look guilty. That
is almost prima faoe evidence in these uneven times
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-06

The Young Mems Social Club of East
port gave sociable and supper last night
at the residence of Mrs. Williams. which
was largely attended, and . most eDjoya-
BILE time spent by all psesent The even
ing was taken up in various amusements,
such as games. Singing. &c At 10 O'Clock
sumpiuous supper was served, after
which the amusements of the evening
we're continued. until after 1s o'clock
when refreshments were served. The
sociable was one OF the most enjoyable
that has been given by the Club this sea
son, and all regretted when the hour or
rived for their departure. The members
If the Club are composed of the follow
ing named gentlemen of Passport -
j. r.. Chaney. A. H. Williams. Fr. Helm
buck. G j. Jefferson, G. n. Tyler. J
Chanev. J. Nattzen. G. Briiton. H. Hell
Ter. and J. Burnes The club was form
ed for the purpose Of social enjoyment.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-06

The military and mask ball given last
niebt 81 Tie Assembly Rooms BY the
u vernors Gusrds vas LARGELY attended
and decided success. The easiusaes
were Of an aEtr Give and groiesous
character. y bile many of them we're got
ten mp in magnificent style. Tie music
was inspiring, the ballroom, with it's
brilliantly lighted chandelier its decorated
walls, and the fitting form. Of the mem
beers in their closely fitting uniforms.
lent enchaniment TO the scene. and all
went merry as a marriage bell Among
those present were the following and the
characters they assumed
Miss Lizzie Basil, Prince Imperial
scarlet silk, with gold trimmings. n ISIS
Hattie Hardesiy, spanish Lady orange
damask. with black lace trimmings. Jno
Parkinson, King of Hearis-black cloth.
gold trimmings. Harry Eslinghausen.
Russia black velvet, spangied aud gold
trimmings. Lemusl q. Brooks, Clown.
Harry Hopkins, A handsome Peru dress
of scarlet velvet with orange. blue and
brown trimmings. +. Bender, Swiss
blue cloth, straw trimmings. August
Hank, Spaniard-black velvet, orange
spangel, gold Trimmings. Wetley Weller,
French-black velvet, silver trimmings.
Chas. Ii. Brooke Scotch costume.
A. NJ. Clarke, Imp dress VIM. +.
Bentley and Edwin DeLeon, Santee
Clowns George Hawkins, Clown. j.
F. Bowers, Prince Albert-red cloth,
gold trimmings. Robert Williams La p.
VIM. Duvel, U. S. Mail &. A. Crandail,
Japanese-white and garnet silk. john
j. Louis, of ST. Louis, Uncle Sam. Geo.
w Williams, OF st. Louis, Indian. ID.
G.. Williams. OF St. Louis-Highl
The above costumes were furnished by
Mr. Elias G. Hyde. of this city. Supper
was furnished by Chr. Spengler, in his
usual good style Prof. Henry Schryer.
of lie Naval Academy Band furnished
the music for the occasion.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-06

A very pleasant Tea was given By Mr.
and Nrs james T. CLARK. Friday even.
ing at ihsir home, near Columbia, How
ard C. unity to their gne~i. Miss Carrie
Dorsey 81 Front Royal. Va A profus
iar of tastcfully arranged flowers. decoTa-
ted the pretty parlors On The table stood
vases Of flowers, and 10 the center there
was pyramid 81 exquisite beauty. Gotta
posed Of Marechal Neil roses aud smilax.
Among those present were Misses Jennie
Harley aud Ella Hardey. of GAINESVILLE:
Miss Annie Hamlyn, Of Highland; Miss
Iglehart, of Austin. Texas; Kiss Jones.
OF Baltimore: Miss Adele Walking. the
Misses Linthicun.. the Misses Myrrly. of
Simpsonviile. Mr.. John r. Clark. haTles
X. Dorsey. Michael Dorsey. DIR. J NJ. b.
Rogers, Thomas Linthicum, William
Clark, ir. Rowels. Harley. Thomas w.
Treakle. Hammond Dorsey, Upton w.
Dorsey. Harry 0wings, Harry g. Wat.
kius, Reuben NJ. Dorsey, jr. William Har-
dey, John j Myerly and others.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-06
WANTED.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN the subscriber, of Anne Arundel
County has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Anne Arundel county. in Mary
land, letters of administrati % on the per
sonal estate Of IVAN Won TORP, late
of Anne Arundel county deceased All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, TO the
subscriber, on or before the
10TH DAY or AUGUST, 1889.
They may otherwise, by law, be exclu-
ded from all benefit of the said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate are reques-
ted to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 1st day of
February, 1889
2 6 ANNA Won TORP, Administrative
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-06
Missionary workers.

A meeting of the Ready Workers, an
organization of Young girls, was held
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock 10 the
Sabbath School room of the First nj. L.
church. The religions exercises consis
ted of responsive scriptural reading by
the president, Miss Lillian Linthicum,
and members, prayer by Mrs. Huntley.
Mss Bessie Goodman, secretary, read the
minutes OF the last meeting which were
approved and adopted. the roll was then
called and the collection taken. A read
Ing by Miss Nettie White on the Hospit
al in Beirut, then followed. Miss Fannie
Basil tnen read "What Holiness Can Wo-
men Save" A very interesting and in
structive meeting was held.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-06
Newspaper Space.

There seems TO be many people yet
who do not realize that a Publisher
space is his only stock in trade, that he
must live by disposing of the same just
as n merchant disposes of his goods. OF
course regular allowance of news and
other matter blongs. OF right, to the read
ers. Tais is in perfect harmony with the
idea of making good advertising medium
of n journal. But to ask that publisher
give space to that which is not news and
of interest or profit To the few instead OF
the many, is on par with asking far
mer for q donation of his produce gotten
by toll and sweat. Newspaper space is
under estimated by many people.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-06

ORDERED. This 21st dav of January,
~ 1889. That the sale Of the properly
mentioned in these proceed ngs fronting
on the East Side of Market street, Tim
proved by Seven New Frame DWELLINGS,
made and reported by Robert Fl Smith,
Trustee, be ratified and confirmed, I'm
less cause to the contrary thereof he shown
on or before the 21st day Of February,
merit.
PTo7ided copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper printed in Anne Ar
undel County once in each of three
successive weeks before the said 21st
day of February.
The report states the amount of sales
to be $500.
SPRIGG HAYWOOD, Clerk.
True Copy Test
j21 SPRIeG HARDWOOD. Clerk.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-06

The question of the Presidents future
has at last been settled by statement
that comes from the White House to the
effect that on the 9th OF March Grover
Cleveland. then a private citizen will be
come a member of the New York Law
firm of Bangs. Stetson, Tracy q Nc
Weigh. His name will not be incorpora
ted with that of the firm, and he will
probablv not appear in court He will
take the place of Mr.. Wayne McVeieh,
the father OF Mr.. Charles MacVeigh, of
the firm. who Is at present counsel in the
arm. The president will live in New
York city. AT first he will probably oc
cupy rooms in a hotel near Madison
square.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-06
some to Annapolis. aen.lemen.

1t is stated that representatives of the
McKeesport. Pa tool works, who were
in Cumberland last week will visit ether
Maryland CITIES for the purpose OF in-
specung sites and inquiring into the In
duceme1ts that may be offered to locate
their works. Remember, the company
ere said TO employ over four Thousand
operatives. Here is an opportunity, for
some city or town in Maryland to capture a
prize Cau't our Business Mems Asso
citation exert their influence to have them
come TO Annapolis, aud inspect our oeautl-
full city with all its advantages Such
prize is worth capturing.