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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13
gRie 1T biesi

@ir bisien tinbunoeit Dollars SsIobunue
fur ieoen Hall bon aatarrb. tsr nidt ourdj
SnIl's aatarrb Sur gebelt weroeu tann.
8. 3. Cheney & Co.. Gigenib., Soleoo. Z.
Bir bic llntepsidneten baben 8. 3. ebeneD
ieit ben Iebten Is 9abren 9etannt uno balien
ibn fur bOIlfommsn ebrenbaft in allen @e.
fdldftsberbanoIun9en nnb fnautieG befdbiat
oIle bon ieiner 8irma einsssansensn 8erbino.
lihfeiten gu srflIlen.
&eif s. 8rauoJ. SrobbanoeIs'Sroenifte So.
leoo. 8.
Baioins Sinnau & Warbin. @roBbanbeIs.
9roguiften. Soleoo. o.
q. 9. ganposisn. gonir,.. SOItoo National
8ant. 8oleoo. ..
SaIfs Satnrrb Snr piro innsrIid gtnonl-
men uno wirti 6irstt auf oas BIut uno Die
ihleimigen Obriladen bts Spitsms. 3eus.
nfie frei psrianot. Rreis 75 6. fur Die 6la
ide. B;rfauft, BON apotbeferu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13
,,Die SSair,"
Mp. SIG 2acfaipamna SiDenue, stpci Sbdrem BON Der
bemtfebem Sbb Jellp,ps Sale.
SSir Dfferiren 9rpee Bargains in
IOerrcm ttmS S0ntem 9trtifcln.

@uts Sanbtiibtr Cts, tptlbs 10 pshb lin6.
Slotbs 5iI&tiitr nit 6ranjsu % Gents,
pfrtb Si.25.
ltint SpiysnSorbSngt IS Gents, putb 25.
@uts Damtnlfriimpft Gents, ptrtb 10.
aintsrifriimpff 5 Sis., ptrtb 10.
Seine SonnsnIbirms ppn 70 Gis. aufrp1rts.
au6 biaiss unb cute auspabI ron 8tssu-
fhirmtn.
I6dtr BON 10 Cts. aufp6rts.
SpBfu.aapptn fir Stinbr ppn 10 Gents nuf.
pGrts, srpbt AuspabI.
@utt ausmabl BON Strifpdarsn, SpiBfn, etc.
Damtnbanbihubt BON 10 Gents aufparts, in
alien Diuitrn.
aussssidntt CUTE Nannn.Sodtn, 6 Gents
unb btlitrt.
Gutt Srmmsr. llntfrbsmbtn IL Gts. unb aui-
r6rte.
Sai&sntii&g BON 2 Gents nufpGrts, srObs
Auepabl.
@uts SUItntrGsr IS Cts has paar.
@utt ptief, farbiss uub ungtlaunbtrtf iltbers
bemetn ppn A. 9ents aufpdrts.
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Serbinan6 Sdrbber, bon Der 10.
Warb, ipur6e am Sreitag bon Glib.
Roblins auf bic 9lnflaee nah bem @es
fdnsnib sefdidt, benz Matbias Slid
s32 aus Der Taibe eeftcbIen ;u baben,
tpdbrsnb berieIbe in SoHone's @irtbs
i6aft ben Sdlaf beS @eredten i4lief.
3u elmer Seisr bes bierten SuIi nit
garaoe, 6euertperf etc. auf bieier Seite
Der Stabt perben bereits lebbafte 8ors
februnsen eetrChen.
Sine eeipiiie Sarab Buchanan bat
eesen ben @efdnsnibipdrter Sermann
9ob cine &Iaee auf uneebdbrIihen
9lneriff erbOben. Sic 1T cine Grres
itantin, bic ct mad Pittsburs bra6te.
Ba- Sdieportionen "a 5 @ents fir
4rbeiter BEL Senri4.
Serr @m. S. aieIsI baut an Der Sc.
bar Ibenue elm sroBes bpppeItes Senes
menibaus.
Wartin 8uri6ner erri9tet Elm Yads
fteinbouS fir 9efddftsstpede an Pros
fpect goenue.
Serr Mi1asI Wiqer febrte am bers
eansenen Dtittipp9 bon ieiner 9teiie
aus DeutidIanO ;uriid unb iiebt gut unb
seiunO aus.
Die Ra6ridt bon elmer Trauung Der
99itttpe WieperS nit Yeter @aspar 1T
untpabr unb ber 8eporter Iieb ii6 iebens
falls einen sebbrisen Barren aufbinben.
gs bsiBt, bic Ninoofa @aFer Cons
panic iueree ibre 2eitune mad Der SIbs
ieite ausbebnen.
HA- Ssi8enipan's beriibmtes Retps
art Eager unb 8alantine's grport
Bier 1T INNER su baben beim Sdbden
ober Dubenb Slaiden Bel Wli9aeI
Uliaer, 434 unb 436 Gebar apenue ;
beSslei6en bic befen 3utfden un6
gferhe su berleiben. @ae 8eitelluns
uhsen BEL 9oft Ober TeIepbOn punftIi9
ausSefibrt.
sA- @bas. S9eu6'S Stiefels unb
Sdubsei6aft 1T nit ben bsfsn @aas
rem rei9Iid berieben unS bic Preiie
iino 70 niebris, tpie irsenSipO in Der
Stabt. 3
s@- SIN Sdubfore Der @ebr. Slid
an @eoaritr. finbet man bic beitegaare.
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Spbe Narfer Wotiseu.

Der aIte Satob Sauer ipurSe am
Dcnneritas in BEN Spoe 9orf S6a&t
bon einem 8arren iiberfabren un6 ibm
elm 8ein ssbrodsn. Dem Sunsen
@eorge gfi6oIas iparb in Der Mount
9leafant 9rube i'm Rabe zines &arrens
cine SanS aerqueti6t.
= SloripaS, SaS., 10. Wlai, 1888.
= an ben beftisiten rbsumatii6sn
S6mepen Ieibenb ssbrau6te i'd ct.
Safobs Del NIT ausge3ei6neten grfoIs
sen.-Beter GpoIan6.
= 2iais, bic 13 Sabre aIte Iodter
bon @bsiit Wliller bon SelIotpsitrabe, 1T
70 f6iper an Der Gus3ebruns erfranlt,
baB man fiir ibr 9eben fiir6tet.
= Die @efIeite sebentt ben toms
menoen bierten Suli in srobartiaer
@eiIe su feiern. g8ir eIIuben, bab
aneeiidts Der unsrbbrtsn nnsIadsfdae
i'm 2anbe bic llriade su elmer pomp6s
fen Seier febr serins 1T.
= 9ie MitsIie6er Der @etleite @as
meta 9iebeeea Soge iueroen am iSrelta8
Der @briitiana Gebeeea 2ose seIesents
lid Der 8eamteneiniebune in oieIer els
men 8eiud abitatten.
- Man i6Gbt, 6aB einbun6srt 9ers
fonen (hauptiddIi6 WeIi6e), bic friis
Der auf bieier Seite setpobnt babsn,
BEL Der Sobnstonn 1leberi6tpemmune
ibr 2eben bsrIorsn.
Ba- @dnidsit bu bsine Steuern bon
25-40 ProSent erb6bt, 70 itimme fit
probibition ipenn bu es ausbaIten
fannit, f6nnen ipir's aud. Bebente
aber, 6ab bic Srunfenbeit babur9 nidt
seboben ipirb, nod bic 5ffentIias Nos
raj. @ine Steuererb5bung ipiiroe sus
meiIt bic 9lrbeiters uno MiitteltlaIie
i9per treffsu, tpie aud ben 9auerns
hanb.
= Narsaret Me@Ione bon 8elebue
1T ipeeen unseiebIi9en 8erfuufss Bee
rauidenber @etr6nfe unter $500 8drss
ibaft eeiteat iporben.
= Sits bid ppr 8trus.-Ssbt eae bu has
ribtiss Or. 5bemas sltftrifGf Del btfpmmif.
auriIt Group, gitbma, Saubbsit une Rbsu-
matismus. PA
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'SVHIIIgt ViHInuTfl UhIpFtH INV
9lusfoden. l1uffffembel ,c f.63f


8ednet man bieie gofen sufammen,
10 ereiebt ii@ bic eoIpfaIe Summe bon
30 MiIlionsn Dollars, ipel6e biefe
8rauereien idbrli6 in 2bbnen auS5abs
len unb ionitipie bernussaben.
Dies 1T nur bon Brauereien unb
8rennereien. Sisr;u fommt nod bas
&etaiIs s@eiddft, in tpeI9em 10 MiIIios
nen Dollars 8apitaI aneelest iinb. unb
idbrIid 5 Willionen Dollars fiir 2Dbne
un6 2icenfen auSbesabIt iperoen.
Die 2eute in ben bsridie6sneu 9Deiz
gen biefeS @eiHdfteS be.ahIen sufants
men elm boE5S 3ebnteI alss Steuern
i'm Staate.
Rein Meni8 nit seIunOem SeritanSe
fann nur einen AusenbIid- baran bens
Ten, bieie eswaItige Snouitr;e nit einem
S6Iage total su berni6ten, unb biefe
9auienbe bon 9Irbeitern brcbICs 3u mas
den.
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anabtn-S SaIstiidtr fir 8 9tnis.
Stibens Rinner>grapatttu pon 10 Gents
auffplrts.
lltberbpltn unb 9icuitn bon 40 Gts. aufpGrts.
gBir fabrsn bic sr6bis unb bilislie Auspabl
BON 98anb- unb SaIhsnubrtn. @uit
RidsI librn rs Gts., bic ionftpc $t.25
folfen.
@rpbt uub billist apspabl ron 9ttpsIry. Src-
htu unb Ranl6tiisnfnSpft BON 5 esnts
has paar uno tbsurr.
RsTtr, @abeIn, eSHtl in GROCER guswaPl fsbr
billig.
SaarbiirIitu, 3abnbirftn. aGinme uub ale
anere 9ehone, bic mir su biIlisfeu pref
fen pfftrirsn. Damtn 4IsibtrfuSpft Ron
Gents aufipGrts.
9Sir Iaten bSflihf bic etutihen Snren une
Damfn sin, unItrn Stpre su bflu9fn unb
9Baann unb prrtIs Su priftn.
9Bir ptretn ale 8fiuhtr frtunblid bsbiensn
uub reel btbaneeln, unb seisen germ bic 9Haa.
rtn, aud psun ni6t ssfauft piTp.
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Mahrnf.

Dit &sisn Ssrmtlisu. bic 9Iumtn SGbIiib'n,
llnb sbtnlc idusa mars um hid etl&tbn;
Ded iii 60 nit Dir ned uidt GAM une gar aus,
Dsint SttIf Isbt fort i'm bimmIii6tn paus.
@obI i6mrit uus esiu S&astH, bu tbarts
ainb,
Tod biif Su srlSf ron S6mrjsu unb Siint;
Dif 9sibsn hfr 3tii, biz ftnuf on niti mtbT,
iino bin nun purinist i'm bimmIii&tn osfr.
90 btsibt uns Der SrOa, ti9 tinit pithH 81
isbu.
Su ben armsu sflu. 70 IitbIih uHb ftsn;
Gann ptresu mir pitetr auf ttris Stvtint.
liue al uuIsrs SbTdufH liHe ausesptiHi.
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sas aarI saimpff eenierpatarianl.

Der moberne Yiano ani6Ias unb
Ie9nif seIebrt in allen Departements.
1lnterridt fir Standardization, tdsli6e
2eftiDnen. 81 ben WlUnat. 9lle Sns
itruftionen itebsn unter Der bireften
2eitune bon SarI Sdimpff.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-13
0anffaflnna.

gBir Idetn ben Grmubsn un6 9apanbisn,
ippit tsn Ssrrtn pahcrsH @unbsrIid une
SSaTs s"sIl T., A,g g'sngI.n SSni Iar ,em
ter Sola, bic uns PISBli4 bur& bsn 5Ob int
Tidtn purbt.
@tsrst unb GareIiHa @6ItIi.
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Don Netersbnra.

- am Samitas fam Elm sans iIeiner
Sunse gum Sofob @6rIiB, um ais Sas
miIienmitsIieb su bIsiben, unb bsrIsIbs
tpurbe nit 6reuben aufsenommen.
Der 2oui BAIT ibn aud 8enommen,
irenn er eefraet iporben mare. Der
SafOb berer5Bert aud ieinen Store nit
einem neuen Anbaue.
-Seinri4 @snSsI ltarb bisien Nitts
mod MOrsen UNI 8 llbr mad nur 3td8is
ger 4rantbeit. 9ie 9pfioren 0sblau
unb g9inters naren am 8ienitds abenb
um 8 nbr nod bel ibm, fonnten iebpd
ni8t mebr beIfen. gr erIas elmer @es
birnentsiinbune.
- Sobn SeiI Bat ben erDbtsn uno
ibbnfen BlumenSarten in petersburg.
= Das MaidinenbauS unb ale @es
bduIi1feitsn an benz Ro. 2 S9d6t Der
9enniplpania &obIen So. tperben abs
eerihen, neil Der S4a6t oussenubt 1T.
- Dem Sannes Sartmaun feline
Srau Ieibet ipisber an ibrer alien 9rants
belt.
(Iu;ttst)
SD fcrtnt ttn aarl Gamin auf tsn 9a-
men, ben CT mir Donnfrifas absnb CAB,
bier Siftntli6 su btpsiisn, htnn ais msin Rauu
ibn ta,u auH0rptrtt, ppllte sr bieltn nit her
S1auftI auf etn Hopf lhlagfn ale anipcrt,
unb isin Batter uns NOD fsinissn eaiu. Das
stbt lbsr ale 6rr6beit, frf cine pfbTl0lt 6rau
lhdnttH gu ppllfn une hann ltintn Ndmtn
ibr sfbtn. slud babe Id ibn uitmals stIodt,
onern TT iasit na& etr itltttsn 5tat i9
babe stpas pcn Waria etirOlIt unb bic ldstf,
atbt bti bic 6ilfers; abr i'd balts unb battle
nod mic iplfe aofsineT. gub lief i'd 60
ibn fhbltn, btnn tr lief tu nG9litn Gag hen
Bart abraiirtu. aatbartHe 94 alter.
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sse9tel, YaiVage, Sener ) ssbens geri. Gei9dft

VIM. f.. R1eSe1r
Gtablrt 1859. 53 eadapaHna astHHt Scranton, pa.
W aufaa dc srSBr Stdbt GHcpas In bIkbtsn 8dr6sa.
iur paRnm hbr ale Sstb6fH.
dusi al psrmihdf buhH- poh-Vrrn
ATt gB
aaen etbms. .gHfhtunss- -8Hsaitaf.
8aupn Bntb papitr smesm Bth u
In No.
~ mdtisen Raten
Sssaugs saan aanf Miabs arafsn uHh
S&rtsnifaS albIastnn @9df uf% susIh&
eifep6ffe rrbsn In farefn Grf bHcrs.
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10 Sdte ieber Saigon unS 8sI6rei.
buns fur 9amen unb Ssinber in 8rotpn's 5
Bee Sipe,
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9dder weroen in Der beleu @eile nit
Sdiefer 9eoedt. Arbeil anf 10 Sabre saran.
tirt. Se6e art 8npier gu 8aujwsden az ben
biIli9hen BreifeH gu uertaufen. auftrd9s uer.
ben auH entgegeu genommen in ITO Rittston
apenue
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&m. &prnaeber'S
Seutid)e 9lbotbefe,
724 9SittStUn S(oenne,
nabe Bird, StraFe.

Ser Gissntbimer, in 9sntfdIan6 itaafIid
aepriftsr aputbefer uno 9bsmifer. psr,uenoet
auf bic 3ubsreiiuna bon Hsjepien Die 9r5bts
eorefaIt. aus @eoiiameuts fino friid.
n@- @-8eIephonperbinoung nit allen Aeriten.
Seutide SeiIfrduter uno @npeln. 8aient.
Meobinen, soilette.artiteI II. 1. 10.
Beoienung piinttlih uno reef.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-10


There are contingencies besides death
and old ere, for which Il Il wise % make
provision. Health may become impaired.
making It imposslbAe 30 continue business.
often "a the most critical time. Through
long financial trouble everything may be
wrecked. Occupation OF our position may
be lost. thus cutting OF eli income. a
fortune may be lost By Endorsement or
speculation. Under these circumstances.
which overtake ninety seven out Of every
one hundred men some time In life. what
becomes Of the usual policy Of insurancee
It docs not furnish money 20 start or
help him In business. 1t does not fur
nish money 70 meet living expenses. Il
does not produce an income. In short,
1t renders no financial assistance whatev-
er.
The endowment bond now be.
Ing issued BY the NATIONAL LIFE In
sURANCR COMPANY or VERMONT,
provides for any emergency that may
arise. Il can Be paid for 10 ten, fifteen,
twenty, or twenty-five years, and contains
the following absolute guarantees:
First 1t GUARANTEES an Annual Cash
Value.
Second: IT GUARANTEES Paid Up Bond
for such sum as the cash value will
purchase, the exact amount being. speci.
fed In contract at the time OF issue.
Third: In GUARANTEES Extended In
surance for the full amount OF Bond for
90 long time Is the cash value will pay
for 1t. This Is valuable option to many
who may wish the Bond carried for
its full amount during period OF finan-
cial or physical misfortune.
It protects the insured against adver-
sity In business, and also makes an abso-
lutte provision. in case Of death. for wife,
children, parents, or creditors.
II Is safe and desirable investment,
and guarantees that q certain amount of
money will be accumulated In q specified
time, which the purchaser can use at an
age when be Is more likely to DO depend.
ent upon others thad others upon him.
The principles of the Bond are indor.
sed by the wealthiest and shrewdest
bankers. merchants, and lawyers Of
America.
Under this Bond you know exactly
what you have, and If you need your
money more than insurance you can get It.
Under this Bond you have investment,
protection, and the use of your capital
Under the endowment bond.
the holder may specify at date of issue
that the Company shall retain all divi-
dends for periods of either four, ten, fifteen
or twenty years. At the expiration Of
the period selected all accumulated divi-
dends are paid in one sum, after which
they are payable annually. No dividend
being paid or allowed to those surrender
ing or dying during the term. the share
of those surviving their respective periods
will be largely increased
WILLIAM V. HARPER.
General Agent.
EDWARD HIVES, Special Agent, $50
E. German st. Baltimore. 5tf.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-10
BYLAW
IMPOSING TIE CITY TAX FOR Isas.

SECTION 1.--Be It established and ordained
by the Mayor, Counsellor and Aldermen Of the
City OF Annapolis, and by the authority of the
same, That a tax of eighty cents be and the
same is hereby imposed on each one hundred
dollars of the assessable property Of the City
of Annapolis, for the year one thousand eight
hundred and eighty nine, to be collected pur-
suant to the laws of the State of Maryland
and the Ordinances and Bylaws OF this fCor.
porption.
SECTION 2--And be it established and or.
dained by the authority aforesaid. that out OF
the amount named in the first Section of this
Bylaw, the sum of five cents on each one
hundred dollars Of the assessable property be,
and the same is hereby set apart for the sink
ing fund, to redeem the bonds Of the City Of
Annapolis. as required by the Act Of Assembly
Of 1870, Chapter 2O2; and it shall be the du'y
of the Collector and Treasurer to collect said
sum OF i've cents so set apart to the sinking
fund, separately, and to keep separate the re-
ceipt on account thereof, aud to deposit tie
same TO the credit of the Commissioners of.
the sinking fund in 1.-THE Farmers National
Bank Of Annapolis,0 and receive on account
thereof nothing but current nancy of the
United States, and the came shall be applied
under the direction of the said Commissioners
only for the redemption of said City Bonds.
SEcrIoN 3.--And be it further established
and ordained by the authority aforesaid, that
the Collector and Treasurer be and he is here
BY directed to express upon the tax bills for
the year 1889. that seventy FIVE cents thereof
are for the ordinary expenses Of the Citg
and payment Of its hoating debt, and Ave
cents for the sinking fund.
SECTION 4. And be it further established
and ordained BY the authority aforesaid. that
this By-LaW shall take effect from the date Of
its passage Sc
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-10
"oAPITAL" JorTINGs.

The excursion trains over the Short
DneShd Annapolis and Baltimore Rail-
mad arrived here this morning between
HlOdl o'clock.
The sOop Kate Miller" owned by
". / johnson, had her mast blown oui
!ai' morning by the storm and was towed
mo Annadolls by government Launch
M. Albert Welch, superintendent al
asA. 4 B. Short Line depot. met with
mntu accident this morning by the
"alas OF q couplin pin upon his foot.
The Streets OF New York will be given
nm nt at the Masauic Opera House
uOatiail 10 sic It.
Aany Annspolitans who went to Bal
DenEe yesterday To witness the great
Dsunore exposition returned last night
w 'h's morning, weary aCd tired out.
The sudden change In the weather to-
clothing.
om ~. , ). Mouitor, Lit -Comr. w. w,
Ss.apauicS, commanding, left this morn
s ~ .. Baltimore to participate in the
lae weather to-day has given us q
!, .ss s..s 2, the approaching equinox and
sAsl politicians were in town to day,
don, 'oe usu'uCEasic conVen-
R.,,ae Pensacola has arrived al
S : who're 10 take part in the lombard
-''' q the city on Friday next.
w.daae spleuded steamer Theodore
Sv sSuis, mat runs between the Patnxini
i \" Ia. asd Baltimore. was DESTROYED by
lvi M WIN al her freight on board while
, S,Ss /. y her wharf in Baltimore. 1t an
1Ous this morning.
d. Is ,s, storm to-day blew down wires Of
asDos,. sssapa and Telephone lines. and
d5oe ' are mat much damage have been
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-10

The Democrat committee OF seventy
met to-day ~ the Court House at noon "a
nominate county ticket. The committee
was callea 20 order by III. Bannon. Chair
man State Central Committee for Anne
Arundel County.
On motion. DIR. Elijah Wcems OF the
81 district was made temporary chairman
Dir. Bruno Anderson Of 4th district,
secretary.
The chair then appoiBted two from
each district committee on credentials,
who reported as permanent officers Of the
convention. Dir. John Ireland for presi
dent and Mr.. Bruno Anderson, secretary,
and Mr.. Allen Warfeld. assistant secreta-
~.
Resolutions were offered Ia reference To
the selection of the different candidates
for Office, &C., and that no two candidates
should be selected for the Legislature and
County Commissioners from the same
district. These motions all provoked
considerable discussion by members oI
the committee.
The motion that no two be selected
from the same district, and that the vote
be taken by BALLOT. finally prevailed.
Mr.. +. A. Bond, Of the 4th district
moved that they nominate the County
Commissioners first, which was also car
ried.
Nominations for Candidates being In
order, the following were putin nomtna-
tion for County CommissioneFs-1s dis
trict--J. N. Childs, Lemon Bell: 2nd' dis
trict--J. r. Baldwin; Bird district-J. Pet
tibone; 4-Do nomination; 5th-Fultou
Kelley, w. Wellham; 9th distrlct-Graf-
ton d. Ridout; 9th district-W. B. Scrlv
iner, Thos. II. Nutwell, NJ. Tilghmau
Howard, r. M. Pindell. The nomina-
tions being closed the chair appointed A.
Mccullough and r. Moss as tellers
The vote was taken by districts and re-.
suited os follows
For County Commissioners u. N
Childs, first district; J. F. Baldwin. sec
ond district; f. Kelley. fifth district; X
O. Shipley. fourth district; Grafton D.
Ridout. sixth district.
For the House Of Delegates The fol.
lowing were nominated for the House oil
Delegates G.. w. HYDE, Geo. N Potee
r. T. Griffith, B. r. Anderson. George
Duvall, w. G. Williams, E. S. Riley, j
r. Brashears. B. A. Welsh.
W. g. Williams, Jas. r. Brashears. G.,
W. Hyde and E s. Riley, having receiv.
ed the majority of votes cast were declar-
cd the choice of the convention
For Sheriff "A candidate for Sheriff
being next IN order the following were
put in nomination Jas. s. ArnIiger, Benz
Watkins. Andrew Crandall, w. I'll Bow
ard. J.. B. Burch, r. T. Sellman, Fl. Tyd
logs, w. G. Claude, Arthur Carr, Thos
j. Linthicum. Jas. s. Armiger of tbs
Third district having received majority
of the votes of the convention was declar
ed The candidate for Sheriff.
After electiDg five delegates to the State
Convention which meets In Baltimore
September 18th TO nominate candidote
for Comptroller the convention adjourned
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-10
HaY FeYer anfferera oupht 10 kno

Hay Fever sufferers ought to know
Of it's efficacy. Ely's Cream Balm was
recommended to me as a preventive TO
hay fever. Have been using It since the
9th of August and have found It a
specific for that much dreaded disease.
For ten years have been great sufferer
from August 9th till frost, and have tried
many alleged remedies, but Ely's Cream
Balm Is the only preventive / have ever
found.-F. b. Ainsworth. Publisher,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-10
SUCCESSFUL Candidates.

The following additional candidates
have been admitted as cadets at the Uni
ted States Naval Academy. at Annnspo
lis: G. E. Fitch, Of Illinois; A. A. Pratt,
of Illinois; L. F. james, Of South Carroll
ma; w. I. Crosby, Connecticut; s. @. Tai
ter, Of Tennessee: Graham Sloan, of Penn
sylvania; Edgar Richmond. of California;
John L. Stitch, of New York; L. G. As
bury, of Louisiana; j. G. Hooker, of Ten
nessee; H. L. DAZZLING, of Texas; j. r.
Morris, of Missouri
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-10
BAY RIDGE.

On and after MONDAY s July 18Th 2as 1872,
ihe a .,iii lake charge of the Passenger BUSH
rsa l heaween Annapolis and Bay. Ridge
s o. viii leave depot of the A. & ID. 5. L.
Il &, as follows:
DAILY, Except Sundays)
ta,ye Annapolis % a. M, Ills q. M, lO.4O q
siS n. m. D. m. and $40 p. m.
" Lave Raw Ridge 6.25 q, M, 10 q; m, ii 20
+, n. SO5 .. m. 45 p. m. and $50 p. m.
SUNDAYS ONLY.
f, Leave Annapolis 100 a. m, 1880 a. M. 2.l5
an. 40 D. m. and $40 p. IN
ies,c LAY ltidge 500 a. Nd IL 30 q. IN, $40 p.
m flj D. 10 and 10 o. III.
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Bucklen,s Arnica save.

The best salve In the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 20 cents per
box. For sale by j. Walker Hodges q Go
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-09-10
MEsr sTREET STATION.

onand after Thursday. August 9Th, trans of
az nav Ridge and Annapolis Railroad will
stsp for Passengers at the Crossing, West St !.
mtollows
DAILY Except sunday:-6.O5. 100 and 1O.45
A m. go and 4.05 p. M.
SUNDAY Only :--7.35 and 1).85 a. m. and go
and 400 p. IN.
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The streeta 81 VIEW York

When "The Streets of New York" was
first presented at Wallack's Theater In
New York in December 1857 It was con
ceded to be the best play Of its kind de-
plotting the lights and shades Of life in the
great metropolis. That il easily takes
first rank to day among the dramas of the
present time is attested by the fact of its
enduring success. Year after year 1t plays
TO crowded houses. This season manager
Gardiner has secured very clever com.
pany of people including w. G. Donald
son as Badger. Mr.. Donaldson Is an &C
tor of merit having played leading roles
With many companies OF note. He Is 3
young actor Of handsome appearance and
il said to be- the best Tom Badger since
Frank Mayo played the part The many
thrilling scenes Of the play Including I'm
ion Square at night. the Five Points and
the great fire scene are given realistic eff
fects by the many mechanical devices and
special scenery carried by the company.
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Would use Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat aud Lungs. 1t Is curing more
cases Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron.
Troubles. than any other medicine. The
proprietor has authorized any druggist to
give you Sample Bottle Free to convince
you of the merit Of this great remedy
Large Bottles Soc and 81.
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A Sound LEGAL opfnion.

E. Bsinbridge, Munday Esq. County
Atty, Clay Co., Tex. says: Have used
Electric Bitters with most happy results
My brother also was very low with
Malarial Fever and Jaundice, but was
cured by timely use of this medicine
Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved hil
life"
Mr.. d. !. Wilcoxson, of horse Cave,
KY, adds little testimony, saying; He
positively believes he would have died
had Il not been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward of, as vel
as cure all Malarial Diseases, and for all
Kidney. Liver. and Stomach Disorders
stands uneQualed. Price soc and 81 al
Walter Hodges & Co. Drug store.