The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1889-04-26

File Tar OF Russia has i>seud an rdic. for
bidding members of his Clraiv IN cn;lrac.
morSana;ic marriages.
Or. knight. the new Protestant Episcopal
Bishop OF Milwaukee, has received MANY ricll
gifts, inciu.!.n, costly imported ycstmcnl~ a'.d
l ring.
Tie trades display i, Annapolis Tuesday
was ye:y credi,lblr 10 the business men of
our Stale Capital. The manifestation of such
enterprise cannot fail 10 he largely beneficial
4" Tire commercial interests of the .incir 1T
City, ANA 20 I've productive Il GOOD rhromchou,
the state
SirJulau rApncefJ:c, British Minister 10 he
United States. arrived i'll Washington abou,
o'clock Tuesday on the New York limited eX
press. He was accom- panied by his secretary
and Mr.. Michael Herbert. the Charge of the
Leighton, ana WAS met nj the station by tie
Legation attaches. That evening he was en-
terta ined at dinner by Mr.. Herbert.
!'om Piatt's United States Express Com
p=uy has becn awarded the contract for trans
portin. the government coin. Tom Piatt's
man Is Postmaster of New York and Tom
Plat j. still looking ont for anything Else that
is Ioose q, both ends Warner Miller is still
lying where he fyli--"auiside the breast
works.
Tie new ei.hl-hcur law enacted by the
Legislature of Indiana goes into effect in that
State on May /. Il provides that. unless
Otherwise agreed by contract. eight hours shall
I've legal days work for all elias, OF III cchan-
ics aud other abp7egs, excepting persons en-
ploycd a doniestics or on farms. The Two
classes of wage workers, who. ny the exemp-
ton clause. are deprived of the benefits of the
law. form The largest proportion OF toilers in
Indiana. The operation oil the l.w and its
results wil bc watched with keen interest by
employers and employees in all parts OF the
nitcd Safes.
The advertiser. columns of the newspapers
nowadays TEEN with OFF,, ii ali sorts Of relics
of Revolutionary men aud things At astonislI-
inEly 1w prices. OF cumse 4 guarantee oi
genuineue,s is promised with every relic
The mos: unique yet offered can be found in
Washington. The ady,r Semeut is healed
...rhe Hair of General and Mrs. Washington -
and adds that ..an extraordinary chance is
herewith offered to purchase genuine and
exceedingly interesting relic Of the Father OF
his Country
TIE year 1889 bids o be notable epoch
in railroad building. Information gathered
by the Rg1irGy -ige shows that 6G6 new lines,
with All aggregate mileage of more than
5000 miles have been projected since the be-
ginning OF the year. Of this mileage ASS
miles are under construction, II, CTS miles are
already under construction, ll,6lS miles are
surveyed and 29U1l are incorporated and
ready for construction. This amounts 10
nearly one-tlIird of the mileage of railroads
now in active operation. and indicates perhaps
more than anything else the confidence tina, is
felt in the reviving industries Of the country.
\ scientist of New York. who yesterday
heard the news about the alleged corner in
susa-. spoke thus: Let those corners beware.
We are now operating in the domain of chem
is;ry to procure various articles of food from
inorganic substances. and substitute for STU
gar, known as bensoc sulphinide, is now al
tracing the notice of chemists Its sweetness:
is 800 times of that of sugar and it is purely
| inorganic compound. The discoveries OF
| modern chemistry will here after he utilized
| more than they have yet been in the way o.
providing food for mankind"
strorg and active. with steady demand fol
AL kinds particularly carriage. saddle, ani
| trotin g-stock, fer which there IS great rage
just now. Splendid prices were realized a
the closing-out sale Of tie Marshland Stud o
| Gen. Benjamin +. Tracy al the American In
| siitute building on "Wednesday and Thursda,
| of last week, the tiye-yelr old mare Gretn:
going for 81 300. the ten-year old selding Afro!
for S2,i00. tie nineteen year old stallioi
Mambrino Dudley for SG,00o, and the three
year old f!ly Astoria for $1,000 The entir,
consignment Of 80 head brought nearly SIii
900. These were Northern-breI iIoiters. too
which are considered by many 10 be inferior
70 those reared in California or Kentucky.
| Mr.. Depew says he has prepared an CRATIC,
for the centennial literary exercises on tn,
Sub-Treasury steps that would take an hou
aud a quarter 10 deliver, if he should delive
it. He dropped il at the centennial headquar
ters afew days ago and told the committeeman
about it. He said he had carefully shut him
self up in his room and practised the speech
He was astoEisled AT the result. Its uuex
pectcd length made him miss his train. Tina
impressed him strongly with lie fact that tina
speech WAS really too long. lie referred feel
insiy TO The hosts of the people who woul,
crowd Bread and Wall streets wien the exer
cises came of, and TO the fact iha: many o
| them might have trains to catch. FINAL,
| Dr.. Depew promised the comm ittee solemn,
that though it pierced his very heart lie woul'
| handle his cherished Ms. without gloves all,
! not speak 4 moment over twenty-five minutes