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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-15
MIDSUMMER SPORTS.
Baseball, Lawn Tennis, Cy-
cling, Yachting, Boat
ing and Fishing.
THE PETS AT HOME THIS WEEK.
Gossip of the Ball TOssers, Tennis
Players, Wheelmel, Yachtsmen,
Oarsmen and Anglers.

The schedule of the Atlantic Associa-
ton gives the Jersey City Club five games
at home this week. Having recovered
somewhat from the tremendous drop they
took at Wilkesbarre early last week and
resumed their winning gait. Manager
Powers Pets can be expected to play
good ball.
This afternoon and tomorrow the Low
ell Club is due at Oakland Park. Wednes-
for the New Haven Club. No game is
scheduled for Friday, while Hartford is
due on Saturday.
The local club should win four of the
five games if they are all played. The
contests, however. will not be picnics for
the Pets, as New Haven and Hartford
will make things rather lively for them,
and Lowell will try to do likewise.
Yesterdays Championship Games.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
LEowsll;"......o 1SS9SS ~ g 8 !
Batteries-Sulliyan Smith, Kellogg and Murphy,
Dooms. Fields and Duffy.
Umpire-Larry Coreoran.
AnEHItAN ASBOC1AltONs-<AL \. l<Othot
0; Baltimore, 0. At Kansas City, Kansas CITY, q
Athletic, 1. AT Cincinnati, Cincinnati, 4; Brook,
lyn, 0. Game called owing to rain at the end or
four innings. At Louisville, Columbus VS.. Louis
vile, rain.
Tomorrow's Championship Games.
ATLANTIC Association. Lowell at Jersey City,
Worcester at Newark, New Haven at Wilkes
barre.
NATIONAL L-EAauE.-Chicago at New York,
Cleveland at Philadelphia, Indianapolis at Bos-
ton, PittSburg at Washington.
AMERICAN AssocIATIoN.-No games scheduled.
Standing of the Clubs.
Newark's victory over Lowell yesterday
permitted her to tie Hartford for fourth
place in the Atlantic Association race.
The record Isl
w sHSssi 3 L r 'ss5ssl ss saSas: y y = 4 r g;
hartford. 20 % .557 Easton....... 10 &c .2T7
Here is the National League record to
to date:-
Boston sasss. "a g 8 ..sssss cSIcsso ......ssS ! .5 aIs
Cleveland :. 40 a6 .eos Indianapolis % 80 $40
Philadelphia. "a 90 500 Washington. II AZ .2ss
Baltimore's defeat yesterday caused her
to exchange fourth for fifth place with
Cincinnati in the American Association
competition. The record is annexed
CLUBS: " y d !; p sG ps e1Gns, y; j !; P saa
B. Bro o1Sla. .....s s 8 Kansas city..a s. ~
Athletic -. SO es' .5S2 Columbus ....26 "A 81
Cincinnati. J. .3s az .542 Louisville LIB 81 1908
The results of Saturdays international
League games put Toronto in a tie with
Toledo for third place. The record fol
lows
CLUBS. " [. rcT; CLUBS. VI, PCT;
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-15
Yesterdays Championship Games.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Tomorrow's Championship Games.

ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION Lowe at Jersey City,
Worcester at Newark, New Haven at Wilkes
barre.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.-Chicago at New York,
Cleveland at Philadelphia, Indianapolis at Bos-
ton, Pittsburg at Washington.
AMERICAN AssocIATIoN.-No games scheduled.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-15

Baltimore's defeat yesterday caused her
to exchange fourth for fifth place with
Cincinnati in the American Association
connection. The record is annexed
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16
Ell SINE = NOTICES.

New scidand rvilcsi gold jewelry
al o. II. iayior's.
Send to the I}d'f.iKTIa for Job work
OF every descriptions.
Appirga,c's cold water Meaching
soup, for sale III o. r. ray Suy's.
Suhserih, fsr she BssEAVfN, only
81 a yenF.
I'us'-a's-9 raerus End elegant dolls
al ., L. s,y hr's
Neat g'fi pna cl,itlfen's books at o
+. Iayla1's i'eFnding the hlentt series
Ghaf'crbaNeS fe,i other very sslractive
ieseb,r Anris.
Nsirhe- ar anything IN he line =
iewrfry lere'isag repairs, II left at y
y. Tlyior's will he forwarded to a
hrslriass workman. G,od work
guaranteed, prompt aiieation and
r,.asonal,e prices
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16

TIKI mines TN the tuinstock have
made up heir aecrunis for the year
1889, and il praVea thai the total Weld
OF the lode fnr tiss sweiyut4ofah VIZ
$6,ai.a@as. Gus -. less ;nan waseS
pected IN ,Iaularv lasf. hut IA grealer
than the yield Ut ANY year SINGS sc7.s
II appears 10 aad'eale Fsfow bfss st.@iy
incrcsae ptsproduciDn Nilhon, The pfss
venli,ious aid OF bunanyis. Mining
authoi tiles ptedir' u WELD of yS, -IUa. .
00U tor lSs3a, bal sisll rriTlicffohs iansi
b. taken fnr vh,a they are worth
There are nou tvrrve bullion. proabe-
ing mines on the lode, several Of vl.etl
coss iaore to oper,.a thar the bullion
yield. Bnstbrre il siwsvs noa>ioli-
iiy 81 G,ss lrrfins y !r,lN,~sd. and hnpe
springs eiernal in tne mipnr's breast.
IL lsto be regretted mat Tile expert
menis for sYaasiaiifieg power by cleo
nicty tfuin ;he SUR, 'nunel level In
nsills. "a ihq suffice he proved II fail
ure-a' least for the present. Tney
were Il, frs, pronounced 10 be decld-
ed success, aud ssoguine operators de-
cided thai the Swing in TIE cost OF
running Tia mills wnaid enable The
niaers to sxpiiacg s. ore nrehmlsly
Ii seems .Dst ,his halcyou perioG has
TO ae deferred Vet awhile. Ii ong', 10
come by amt by. II power can be
transmitted by electricity one l,ne,s
foot, Win no greater loss than ~ per
cent. it can he transmitted n mile or
scn Ei!lfs, aud some day the secret of
trsnsmit'ing it viii De discovered.
Persons Of superslilions turn OF
mind are ssHauine that we are on the
verge If q new mining mania Tho
base their hopes on the curious coinci-
dence that once in every ten wears the
epidemic breaks out in this country
ami that it usually breaks out before
the decennal period. Thus, in 184s-49
the gold washlngs in California set the
world crazy; in loJS-53 y mining Juror
broke out IN the East, based on imasi.
nary gold discoveries in the Southern
States; in lS6s-C9 the value of the
Connsiock begs=r to ~; realized; in
1888 the discovery nt carbonsies nj
Lsadvills cenvulsed the mining con-
mani,y. II is argued that 1850 will
possibly confirm the SER nj formula.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16
A,te,s,iaa. rr,,a p~csars.

judge Ri-jngs instructions to the
Jury in he case Of Garrison ~. N'sd
deli, recently lrlnf in Ikuwthofne,
have ben printed in pamphlet form
by AFT. Cbari2 the Shnrlnand repor ter
The lbs; fneliols cuvei every point
necessary 10 making valid min ing
location, and every prospectnr She aid
have copy For sale al This oissee
Psicp, 80 crnie.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16
NOTICE.

Is hereby given 10 each of the abovs-named
dsilnqaent taxpayers, that snls.s the taxea
penalty aid cas's be paid in trH, in enrrcp,
tands 10 ine at my oftice, on or Before the
THIRD MONDAY (ihe sl.t dayl Of Jsnuarv
\. d. 1880.
That on That day in u$wt horne. ia TIE comfy
ol Esm ralla, State OF Neyads. at the Co,rt.
house dooi Of said county, between the bours
OF . O'Clock. = u aud 10 o'clock I'm. %.
wh, commencing as 10 o'clock h. II. of ,hst
da, viii SEP at public ausron 20. current
fnnds. to the bidder who viii take The smallest
qiaaiiby Of real estate assessed 10 essh nor
son heretofore mentioned ia satisfy the
takes, penalty and cos = hstc oa> nd Tint such
SAB. rs subject to redemption within sis
u. 'a' h- after "a g. Of sale by paymem of ali
'aia sums vita. three per Cen per IA nth
thereon from date of sale until paid.
L. W CLARK,
eA-"hcic Tax Reeeiy'r, Esmeralda county.
Nevada.
swthtru Dec mber ;, 1883.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16
KATE FIELp,in New Orlrans Tin

KATE FrELp,in New Orleans Times.
Demotiai: In Alaska," she said, ~
glacier Is u wonderful torrentthat seems
TO have been suddenly frozen when
sbou; 10 plunge into tie sea. WONDER
fully picturesque Is The Inns glacier.
three miles wide and 800 feet high at lis
mouth. Think OF Niagara Falls frozen
stiff, and lhiriy-sx feet added 10 lis
hight, and you have slight idea Of The
terminus OF the Innis glacier. Picture
background Of mountains $1,000 feet
btgD, ana snow clad, and then Imagine
gorgeous sun lighting up The snowy
crystals with rainbow coiors The face
oi thai glacier takes on the line OF nqu q,
marine the hue OF every bill OF floating
ice, big and liitle, that surrounds the
steamer and makes navigation serious.
This mailing serpent moves at The rate
ofS69 feet sdsy tumbiipg headlong in.
~ the ses, and MS II fails the ear IL star.
tied " submarine thunder. The berg
goes down deep into the sea, and woe 70
tbs boa thai il in ts way when il rises
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16
INVENTION

In v ENTlON i hss s re-. Wopla
during the last half century. Not least
ehton2 ne inventive pgc4at-ss " r nsetned
ami system of work that can be l,.rforrseG
all over the coantry without separating the
workers from their homes. Ply khcral; any
ohe can do the wn~k eth se., rcune c. cid
no. special siilSty rcQlsircd. Capital not
needed; you are started free. ca this cut
and fetnrfs 10 Us and will SEND you free,
something Of great ynlGe aud Importance TO
,on, that VIII tart you ia or.iness, which
VIII niinE YOU in more money right AWAY.
thsp anything else in the world. CIrsnd ons-
nt FVee. Address True & Go Ayusta Maine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16

= n y OT - a y On, { a.
COUNTY OF EsSEALpA.
/, W. J. Iiepley. Clerk OF the Beard Of
County Commissioners in and Tor said Cour "
and state. do hereby certify thai the foregoing
bi!lr were passed aud ordered paid by the
hohrd OF County Com AL ssiones. on tue
oth OF January, 1880.
w, J. HENLEY
Clerk If the Board.
Hawthorne. Deceni ber 8, 1885
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16

THE esigencies OF newspaper com.
petition in Sun francesca have resnr.
rec,ed the famous blatherskte Kear-
ney from well-earned obseurity. II
WAS the newspaper enterprise Of the
Chronicle that gave kearney his first
start ~ an agitator. of which the most
tragic feature WAS the staying Of Chas.
DE Young in his own Office, on acc3un!
Of squarrel growing out Of the very
agitation he bad fos,ercd. When the
Chronicle got through with krarney,
he went over to tbe Call, speeches and
al. and for long time was the politi-
cal protege OF that journal. From there
:" oblivion was his next step. Now tho
Examiner 10 the target at which Kear
hey hurts his harm iess wrath. Is i.
not about time that the people OF San
Francisco "iumhled' to This very
commonplace black guard. and tina; he
should be rclcgated 10 innocuous de-
suetudey
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16
C1AS. L. Bag H;.

pRACTIcAL AsSAYER AND MINER.
! slogist. once and Laboratory, Haw.
taony1, Nov.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16

We have calendars IN great variety.
Some aimanlcs glorrfy the genius OF
literary mn, while others sound the
fame OF liver pads. What Is wanted is
= Boys Almauac which will note tile
proper season OF :he various amuse.
nenis dear 10 the coming voter. The
S'ason Of kite flying, marbles, dirt hop.
sce'cn, sling-shonting, potato pop guns,
should be noted, with proper il'u.ra-
tiens and rules regulations aud recipes,
for zach OF lnesc cxLilaratins occupa
lions.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16
Weekly Examiner

he coming year pruIaiso- to be crosi.a
with g rrh events.
IN the Uui. ed Ststrs h entrance NJ new
issues into the political arena has been fol
lowed by Il change of administrator
europe II vast camp. Army turps patrol
the fron,iers and mi!li,us OF men await the
signal fos the most titanic war .he world has
rg seen
The Examiners news sst herring machinery
i unequaied. It's eptyrsponderS. dot the
ha5ltabis sle be. NotEii4g casn escape heir
vigilance, aud no expense !. spared in spread
Ing the resi,ts OF theiy eit-rts ocfore IN. BIZ
aninrr~ rcaders.
fhe most natsd wraess OF aetion in rhe
world contr bate to the weekly ENnlser.
Jnhs Verne. sitthor OF y F" Trip to TIE Mass"
ETC.. Robert boTss Stevenson ssta tE Ct
" IreAsure lslansh +" e.s-; Rider Hsgysrd. ~
thor Of sh etc: Anua Katherine green.
aaihor Of = / he sdvenagori b Ccsc. have alb
written stories FOR the Examiner ANA viii
continue 10 d. 40.
The EXAMINERS Commercial News 10
compiled by experienced IN m. VINO carrfuly
guard the ploducsr's interest III all nsrkes
reports.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16
NHW To-
ANNUAL MEETING.

CCRY HILL CONSOLIDATED WIN
- I'M COMPANY Notice is hereby given
that tho regular annual meeting Of tn F, stock
holder of the Lucky Hill Consolidated Min.
ing Company will o. held at The Office OF the
Baldwin tiotel. San Francisco. California ON
THURSDAY, February u, 1882, az 5 O'clock
P. ~, for the purpose of eleciing Boari Of
Directors for the ensung year, and the tra MS
action NJ such other business as may come
before the meeting
F. n. BLACK, Secretary.
0fice-Badwin Hotel, San Francisco. Csli-
foraia. jai6-id.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16
BILLS PASSED
BY
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONS. =
-uP-
ESMERALDA COUNTY NEVADA.

1T THE LAST REGULAR MEETING
N Of the Board OF Com mi ssioners OF S.
meralda County ,yada. the following bills
werc acted npoN:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16

Candies and NUS.
Tohaccos assl cisnrs.
Fruits. Hrsies and cherries.
Oranges, lemons and bananas.
) a'ioDary, periumeiy, watches and
jewelry.
.And, 10 FACT. 1891 other Hecessary
articles, too numerous to mention.
Ask for anything yoo want aad yon
can &C, II.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16
a. q. u. W.

a. q. u. W.
Lake View Lodge No. II 4. O. U
", meets on the first and third Mon
ays &C each month.
j, A. CALDWELL, W. NJ.
r. n. RICK. Recorder
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16
n ORTIZ STAR CONSOLIDATED Mn.

n ORTIZ STAR CONSOLIDATED Mn
inr Compaus, Location of principal
place OF bu -iue,s, Hawthorne. y Y. Location
OF works hawthorn Midihg uririci. Il slae.
raida county. New. Notice he-e are delin
qlent upon the fo.lwiDg desc ibe -tock, on
account OF ass ssiatht No. ), eried IN the
9Th dav of september. 1875. the several
amounts ,et opp nite h, names OF the re-
speetivc shareholder, No oilaws:
Name No. Cert ~ shs. Amt.
J. y hoiler .--.....is 625D Sal %
ID Yong. As i25Q e.. ~
George Dewar az " 500 G2 30
y ierin.. ioA ...... 80 6s50 81 2a
And III aceeTdlnce with law nd an order
of the iSoa g ~ ilns = inssea s.n be u, /.
day OF september, 1883 -, m IN, III Tres OF
sact stock ~ mas b. a. CESAR. viii be sold
ut pubic anc. Oh. - III Dtl;c" uf The tom
pany. Wad eh : - uon Jaw aornf. New. gu
1hprsda,. ins ~ f. day o u eenh.'r. 1870.
Al I'll h,nr o! io'e9Gk # said das. 10
paw raid delinquent ast sssInent b reo.i. 10.
get thor with costs Of adyvr.isin. aud expenses
OI paIe
j A. WADoELi., Secretary.
ONCE -Waddsli's Saloon, Hawthorne. 4 me.
raida county, Nevada. nclStd.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16

Express Hoars.
The following are llse opening am
closing hours OF Express, until fur.
ther notice:
Wells, Fargo s. Co.'S express o.iioc
opens al . n. NJ; closes for nj nth
DIT 10 40 A. VI; closes tor south AT = ~
p. M. Office closes at 1880 Z. NJ
= A. KNAPP, JR.. Agen,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16

Job Work nea Iy done II this office.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-01-16

Address; .andehha Water orks and
Milling Company flImitedJ. tandelnria. rs
meralda County, NevaGa.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-01
Capital" Jorr1Nas.

Maurice B. Pcugnct, of Kirkwood
Nd, has been nominated for cadetship
at the Annapolis Academy.
The contract for lighting the streets
with gas expired last night
Men were at work yesterday banging
electric wires and lamps In different parts
Of the city.
Don't forget the literary and dramatic
entertainment at st. Mary's Hall to NOR.
row night for the benefit Of the johns
town sufferers. Tickets S5 aud % cents.
A large crowd OF AnUepoliiars spent
Sunday at Bay Ridge.
The electric railroad at Bay Ride was
run for The first time yesterday,
A large crowd gathered around the
electric light building yesterday 10 wit.
ness the movements of the machinery.
The Republican city convention will be
reconyened tomorrow night to I'll vacan
cies on the ticket.
The locomotive at the A. u. B. Short
LinessR r., which has been undergoing
thorough repairs for sometime, was put
on the track late last evening.
Capt. Geo. w. Clark carries a lame
hand, having been crippled by running
the IN OF fish under his finger nail.
The Adams Express men donned their
new caps to day.
A slight FIRE occurred at the residence
OF Mrs. Rehn, on College avenue, yester.
day, caused by the explosion of fire
works which We're under the bed. Dam
age about $50. The occupants were alb
sent, and on their return it was discover
that ed about $50 In silver had been stol.
en-
Mr.. N. Glow commenced to drive piles
tpr the new bridge across College creek
Tor the new Severn road over the Govern
ment Farm.
Too Can Save Money By ordering M0nu-
meat or Tombstone OF me during this month.
have four setsiust finished entirely new
ueSlgnS--call and make selection.
w. b. FENTON,
lSw "a Md. Avenue, Annapolis, Nd.
10 order IL give their employees holt
DAY on the 4th. the Office hours Of the
western Union Telegraph Company will
Oe from to 10 q. M and from TO 9 p.
N.
Kev. 5. shannon received a telegram
last evening from bis son ID Baltimore,
announcing the accidental dislocating Of
ms ankle. The young man arrived here
lnis morning and was taken 70 his father
residence on Prince George street.
DANES Evans. an employee at Bay
nudge, was slightly injured by an electric
shock Yesterday.
The electric lights we're turned Oh the
Hotel Wolfes during the testing Of the ma.
cnlnery yesterday for The first time. and
acted ike 4 charm.
Inc electric light was turned On tbs
CITY about 4. SO this afternoon.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-01


Hiss Maggie Quinn, 0f Frederick Cily,
Nd. Il tie guest q Hrs. VIM. lglehasi,
Gloucester street.
Miss Nora Scott. The celebrated tenor
singer of Christ lP. E.) Church. balti-
more. who IL the gness ok the Misses
Thompson, daughters Of Prof. W. n.
Thompson. was the object Of much ad-
miratiou ia the churches In which she
sang yesterday.
Miss Louise Beall, Of Baltimore. spent
the day with Mrs. Andrews. Maryland
avenue.
Miss Emma Theme and Mr.. Thomas
Hood visited Annapolis yesterday. belng
the guest Of hrs 3. B. Cole, Conduit
street.
Bfr. Thomas G. Weeks and Thomas
Marshall we're In Annapolis 20 day.
Miss Katie Hadaway. 81 Baltimore, is
visiting Miss Matte HOwes, at The resi-
dence Of Mrs. James s. Taylor.
Mrs. S Stuart. left here to day for New
Windsor. Carroll county, nd, TO spend
the summer.
Miss Mary Speed, Of Harlem Avuenue,
Baltimore, who has been spending some
time with the Misses Feldmeyer. left for
home on Saturday.
Dir. William I'll. Feldmeyer and bride
will return from their wedding trip to-
morrow when reception will be given
at the gFoom's parents.
Mr.. III. Strohm, who has been attend
ing the National Athletic tournament at
Cincinnati, Ohio, returned home yester-
day.
Mrs. Amanda Strange and daughter.
are visiting friends In Ceosreville. Nd.
Mr.. George Heiniz, OF New York, Is
home on visit to his parents on Green
street.
Miss Hattie Warmsley, formerly Of this
city, graduate of Western Maryland
College. is spending some days with re-
latiops In this city.
Miss Virginia Hutchinson and Miss
Grace 6pier, Of New York, are the guests
Of Miss Anita SOuthgate.
Miss Fame Clason, who has been at
tending school en- the Hudson, Is home
for the summer Vacations.
Mrs.. Noble aud her son, DIR. Noble, OF
Port Dcposit,are guests of Capt. and Mrs.
Wilkinson.
Misses Alice and Lille Brady, Of Wash
ington, are visiting their uncle, Mr.. John
Brady.
Miss Houston. Of Dorchester Coanty, is
visiting the Misses Claude, on State cir
Gle.
Mrs. Dr. Williams, Of Mcadville, Va,
is visiting Der sister, Mrs. DIR. Reid, st.
Johns College.
Miss Linn. of Cumberland. is visiting
Miss Mary Magruder.
Miss Burnett, Of Easton, Is visiting
Miss Efiie Conner.
Miss Lillian Dawson and Miss Rosa
Trader, who have spent several pleasant
weeks with Mrs. James l.. Boyd, have
returned home.
Miss Clara Long, OF New York, and Miss
Mamie Hanlon, of Baltimore are spend
ing several weeks with Miss Amelia
PiDkney.
Miss Gannie Brewer, who has been
teaching In New York during The winter,
has come home for the summer vaca-
ton.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-01

The ladies at St. Mary's Church, under
the auspices Of Miss Agnes Himelhaber.
are making great preparation for must
cal and literary advertisement at st.
Mary's Hall On tomorrow night. July End.
for the benefit or the Johnstown sufferers.
This Is noble and patriotic cause-one
that should appeal to the sympathies Of
every citizen. The entertainment viii be
one Of rare excellence and worthy the
support of our citizens. The exercises
will consist Of the beautiful drama IN Two
acls entitled The aipsy Girl. and will
conclude with beautiful tahINau, when
the angel Of sorrow gathering flowers FOR
the graves Of C0nemaugh will be permit
ted. Tickets 0f admission IS cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-01
African Methodist sunday school.

Every department In the A. NJ. E..
church Is at work like a charm. The
Sunday School quarterly review yesterday
was the best ever had ia the school. Next
Sunday the School will begin the third
quarter with new lesson helps, published
by the Sunday School union of the A.
M. E. Church, at Lashyille, Tenn. These
lesson helps consist ofTeachers' andSchol-
ar's Quarterlies, and Juvenile and Gem
Lesson Papers. This Is a thing never
known before In the history Of the A. M.
K. Church in this city. It shows that
the colored people are making progress;
and that the A. M. Z. Church Is accom-
plishIng good work for the race. Here
tofore they have been using lesson help
published by the NJ. Z. church North.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-01
Celebrated slneer in our ohurchea.

Miss Nora Scott the celebrated tenor sing
or in Christ (P E) church, Baltimore, has
been spending several days with the
Misses Thompson, daughter OF Prof. w.
II. Thompson. on Main street, and has al.
tracted much attention by her musical and
operate singing during her stay In our
city. When II was mooted around that she
was to sing 10 the st. Mary's Church
Yesterday morning, and in st. Anne's In
the afternoon, and Ia the Presbyterian
at night, quite number outside Of their
usual congregations assembled at these
churches 10 hear her musical voice. Miss
Scott has q sweet, soft. mel0dious voice,
clear and modulating to the nicity Of q
hair, which showed much skill and train
ing Her singing was greatly admired
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-01
The VERDICT Unanimous.

w. d. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind.
testifes: Il can recommend Electric
BitIers as the very best remedy. Every
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-01
me naval Academy Addition.

The Naval Academy authorities are
geographically pushing work on their
recent purchases. Most Of the land for
which Congress has lately appropriated
the purchase money is in the possession
OF small property holders. The largest
single amount will be for the plant Of the
Annapolis Gas Company, whichis valued
IL $4,000. The total amount to be taken
into the Academy Is twenty acres, and
this will make the grounds seventy acres
ID extent.