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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-24

WASHINGTON, June "a. The wedding
gift Of Mrs. NJ ". Dahlgreen to Miss
Drexel, who will become her daughter.
in-law June 20, viii be yellum bound
prayer book, beautifully illuminated.
Tiffany has made the cover a work OF
art. From the family jewels q lot Of
and an anchor Of diamonds, rubies and
sapphires set into the covers. The clasps
are similarly enriched.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-24

IT is the financial management Of
Mr.. Il. II. REIN, the City Treasur-
or and Collector, that has given
standing and confidence to the city's
finances and not the present board
lie has made one Of the best treas
urers and collections the city ever
had.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-24
Ex-Goyernor oden Bowie, of

Ex-Governor Oden Bowie, OF
Maryland, was on Thursday, grant
cd q pension for service in the Mex
lean war. The old veterans who
fought and won that war regard
their pension as a decoration Of
honor.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-24

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-24

BALTIMORE. June pa. A. Hanck.
aged 20, teller Of the Traders National
bank, committed suicide by hanging On
Saturday night g. his summer home on
Charles street avenue. He was suffer.
ing from an attac Of nervous prostra~
tion brought on by close confinement
AID hard NJ rk.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-24
TOURISTS.

Whether on pleasure bent of business,
should take on every trip . bottle OF
Syrup Of Figs, as It acts most pleasantly
and effectually on the kidneys. liver aud
bowels. preventing fevers. headaches and
other forms of sickness. For sale In SOC
and 81 90 bottles BY all leading druggists
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-24

BERLIN, June PA landslide oc-
Cured in one OF the Kaltenlentgehen
Quarries. Six worlmen we're killed and
many Others injured.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-24

FOUND ADRTFT. on Greenbury Point, !
NJ BOAT. which the owner can get by prov
ing property and payiog expenses. Apply to
HARRY JACKSON. 30 King George st. go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-20
THE ATLANTIC BASEBALL ASSOCIATION.
A STRIFE FOR GOOD DATES GAMES OF THE
Nrr.pU ANN Jrparv oITy CITRs

STRIFE FOR GOOD DATES GAMES OF THE
NEWARK AND JERSEY oITY CLUBS
The schedule meeting OF tho Atlantic Baseball
Association was hold at Taylors Hoel IN Jersey CITY,
yesterday. The delegates wrsnged all the afternoon
and far into the night over choice dates. The dele
gates were J. n. Collins and J. H. shoemaker for
Newark; P. J. Powers for Jersey CITY; J. ". Howe and
E C. Cosgrove for Lowell; W. H. Burpham for
Worcester; r. W. Curtis and H. L. spencer for New.
Haven; E. j. Lloyd and ] N. Henry for Hartford; T..
F. Bogart for wilkesbarre, and ]. II. Ehrlart and H.
W. Putnam for Easton The selection Of q ball was
assigned to a committee composed Of Powers, Burn
ham and Bogart Tho same committee viii also
make up the umpes schedule. Manager MccGunningie
and several OF the Brooklyn players were present.
The games Of the jersey City and Newark clubs ART
follows:
a. m July 4, D. m. 90, $50 september q, p. M, 9.
With wnEssbsric-Juno /, 3; July 2 3; August :, 8,
). q g. g. n Via GsStSsat4siy 3 June 2, "a
July 90, a2; September Ia, T. With NSw,Hayep511
september a 10, r. Win Iowsii@Aprl 90; Nay i
June ys /. Iii Civ '1s AZ vi S'Sss%SfF 49,
iS a. M "a 81 ssH5RSser M q
80, 81. August %, 81 With Hartford 20, a.
1S "a a Agst 10 yu sH e. a. Ha
90, 81 september 20, 81 WITH Worcester-MAy ~,
S %s august s 49, II Jun. S e. e. 49,
Newark at Home-With Jersey city-May Q, ID, 90,
= m; July (, 2. m; "a, 81 se2temGeI 2, a. M {;
gust o, o, 30, 81 With EastonJune J. .. July 9, Q.
August 7, 8, 20 20, With Hartiord-Msy al, June
ID, is. July II, 10. september 10, ID. With New
Hayen-May ., 4. June l9, 10. July 90, 90, Sep
TENDER 49, II. with Worcester-April 30. May !.
Io%eDAp e. e. june me- g. g. july 49, T. sep
TENDER 10, 10.
Newark Abroad.-with Jersey clty-May 8, IL, 30,
With wilkcsbarre-May 2s, 90. July 8, B, 80 81.
August 60, ~. with Easton-May 81, %. July O.,
20. June 90, %. August 90, 81. September 81,
%. With New-Havcn- May 90, 81. June "a, 2S.
May IA, Is. june 30 %. August IL, 10. Sep
TENDER "a, 25. With Lowell May 10, 1e. Juno Is,
10. August 10, 13. September 90, %.
Woonsocket, II, T., March 10.-Con Daley has signed
contract 10 catch for tho Indianapolis baseball team
the coming season, and started to-day for that city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-20
A1ABoR TICKET FALLING 70 prycEs

Chicago, March 10 Special. There continues TO
be great interest In the coming municipal election and
the situation changed considerably to-day. Tho
Labor ticket Is breaking up, and In fact as a party
In the present campaign, It's disintsrahOn is almost
certainty. ". p. Rend the big coal DEALER whose
nomination as treasurer has excited so much comment
and promised to bring considerable strength 10 the
labor ticket, has declined to run. Nj. Gross, the
candidate for Mayor on the same ticket, win also
probably withdraw. There is considerable gossip
floating around concerning the efforts of the Phila
dephia Street Car syndicate and their desire to con-
troll the election Of certain Aldermen The mechanical
engineers In the city have forgiven Mayor Roche
for going to Rochester for q city engineer and de-
olariug that there was really nobody of mechanical
engineers IN Chicago from, which competent man
Gerecke has been appointed they threaten 10 work
against the Republican nominee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-20

for ten locomotives with the Baldwin Works for exclusive
their Atlantic City branch. The schedule time
between this city and the seashore has been reduced
eighty minutes which VIII require trains mile
minute Tho management have also contracted with the
Pullman PaFor Car Company fifty be bull,
from special designs for seashore new station al
Atlantic City viii also be built The Reading Railroad
has ordered also nifty freight y refrigerator freight
cars and 500 twenty-five ton hopper bottom gandois eoa
carr.
Chicago. March 1o.--At shs meeting OF the Western
States Passenger Association to-day . resolution was
adopted providing that Chairman Abbott and many
OF the members could conveniently do should attend
meeting called by the Interstate Commission as wash
Ington March 81 The purpose Of the conference is
to reach thorough understanding Of the provisions Of
the amended law requiring Joint passenger tariffs be
published Chairman Abbott left here for Washington
tonight accompanied by the general passenger agents
Of the Burlington the Chicago Northwestern and the
Chicago and Alton.
Columbia Ohio March 1o.-The annual meeting Of
the stockholders OF the Pitsburg, Cincinnati and ST.
Louis Railway Company held In this city to-day.
The report Of the Board Of Directors for the year ending
December 81, 1893 read showing following re-
suits the main line between PtSburv and Columbus
Gross earnass e. sss 547 decrease soapared with
1887 Of s4i9,ss0 Sc Net results for 1913. profit Of
sS41.sSs OIL decrease compared With 1887 o.
s47S $50 ~ the results including all lines operated for
1888 being deficiency Of so5254 "a, agsnst surplus
for 1887 Of seo29I7 a. The expenditure during
the year 10 betetments, but charged 70 operating
penses e4S6 l12 90 This includes the completion OF
the seconi Pittsburg and Mingo. well
about eight and half miles OF second track be-
tween Columbus aud Newark. The directors elected
follows: George r. Roberts wssr Morris, J. n
DubarFy. II. II. Houston Frank Thomson William H.
Barnes and John p. Green, Of Philadelphia; J. N. Me-
Cullough W. ThsW, Thomas d. Messlef ard James
MeCreA OF Pittsburgh Robert SheraFd IT,. and George
W. MeCook. Of SteubcnyiIe. The board Will organize
at early date.
CEOr annual Report Of he c. B. and O see Fret PaesJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-20
MORE RAILROADS WANTED IN DELAWARE.

Dover, Dell March 10 (spociaD.-Tho House OF
Representatives this morning passed the bill reducing
the tax upon the baltimore and Ohio Railroad Under
an act Of 1887 the yearly tax upon this railroad was
hxcd at $40 900, tho paid by the Pennsylvania
Railroad. As the latter ROAD through It's branches
does at least fourRfhs moro business in the state
than the Baltimore and Ohio, the lattcr appealed to
tho Assembly for relief ard the bin passed this morn
Ing Is the result The a ,ussion upon the subject
brought out the fact that 20 was strong feeling
among the members I'm favor Of the baltimore ana
Ohio. Representative Gray OF Wilmington, echoed
tho sentiment that prevailed, whom he SAID ave
need railroad competition IN Delaware, and In the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad SEQ our only hope Tor
that competition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-20
PHILIPSEN WANTS HIS BAIL FIXED
RECORDER sMYTH THINKS 81 900 TOO SMALL A
SUN AND WILL DECIDE THE QUESTION


Charles Phpsen, tho manager Of the North River
Fish and Game Company, taken before Recorder
smyth yesterday by Detective Sergeant PeraEEo, who
had brought him from Philadelphia. His counsel,
Charles W. Brooke, asked that plea OF not guilty
be entered 10 the indictment for perjury and no
allowed until Monday to file demurrer II he wished
10 do Mr. BrOoke then asked that bail be fixed
on the Indictment De Lanccy Nicoll, who conducted
the examination which led to PhllDson's arrest,
seated DstrioLAhorney Fellows while the motion
was argued. Mr.. Brooke mildly suggested 81, 200
the amount Of bail. Tho Recorder said: 81 hardly
think that would do Tho punishment for the offence
Is Imprisonment for from two TO ten years.
pistrictAttOrney Fellows said that Philipsen had
attempted by writ OF babeas corpus 10 hinder tho
officers from taking him from Philadelphia. He had
been fugitive hOm justice and ball should DO fixed
at an amount likely to Keep him here lilo suggested
10000 the bail to be ashed. The Recorder said
thgf he would decide the question this morning
Phnpsen committed to tho Tombs.
The Commissioners OF Accounts had no witnesses
to examine In the market inquiry, although number
weri called. An adjournment was taken until TO-
morrow, when Controller Myers and Chief Clerk
McAdam may be examined, and there Is possibility
that Phnpsen will conclude 10 testify. Mr.. MeAdam
he'd not sufficiently recovered to DO present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-20
ARMY AyD Navy INTELLIGENCE.

washington, March lo-Major Clifton Comfy, Ord.
nance Department, has been relieved from command
OF the indianapolis Arsenal and ordered to proceed
TO Columbia Tenn, to establish the arsenal author
Izod by act of Congress. Captain John ". Summer
hayes, Assistant Quariermas er.General, has been
granted months extension OF his leave Of absence
The secretary OF the Navy has decided IN reply 10
query from a retired officer OF the Navy whether or
not he could accept position In the Consular ser
vice without vacatng his commission, that under
the law and the rulings Of the Attorney, the accept
snce Of such an appointment would DO regarded n
q resignation OF his commission as an oficef OF the
Navy.
Tho only bid for constructing the machinery OF the
armorcd cruiser Maine, that OF n. +. Palmer Ir, d
Co.. of Hew-York has been referred to the Bureau OF
steam Engineering for examination report and
recommendation.
The chiefs Of the Bureaus OF Ordnance, Equipment
and Recruiting, Construction and Repair ana eteam
Engineering have boon directed 70 proceed Without
delay to prepare plans for the construction Of the ne"
vessels authorized BY the Naval Appropriation Dill
Of the last session OF Congress, namely ono arnorea
steel cruising monitor of not less than 5000 ons ~
cost not exceeding 81 o0OoO the plans approved
and recommended by a Naval board In their report
TO the Secretary OF the Navy and by him referred to
tho House Committee on Naval Affairs 1.-THE plans de-
signed by John h Thomas Of illinois,, to DO approved
by the Secretary steel cruisers or gunboats OF the
most approved type Of 500 to 900 tons displacement
to cost In tho aggregate exclusive Of armament, not
moro than S7Oo,OO0 and ram for harbor defence
OF the general type approved by the Naval Advisory
board November Z, 1851, OF the highest practicaoc
speed. Each bureau Is TO prepare tho plans pertain
Ing TO H. and the chiefs arc to meet as often as nec-
essary for tho purpose OF considering ana settling
upnn the general chaFaC teFistcs Of the vessels.
Commander James NJ. Forsyth has been ordered 10
hold himself In readiness 10 command the nautical
school ship saratoga; Surgeon r. A. Mafmion has been
ordered 10 the receiving ship Franklin. Passed AS
sistant Paymsster J. Il. Stanton and Assistant Pay
master T. j. CowIe have been ordered to examination
Tor promotion: Surgeon y. Mcp Feiebee has been de-
taohed from the Norfolk Naval Hospital and placed
on waiting orders. Surgeon, W. Y, FaINen has been
deta. he'd from the receiving ship Franklin and ordered
10 the Naval Hospital Norfolk, Va; Commands
Charles A. Schetky has been placed on the retired
list 10 date from March %.
The rs OK hiss arrived at Gibraltar, HON ward bound
from Egypt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-20
FRIGHTENED KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATS
THE CENTRAL ASSOCIATION ISSUES AN ADDRESS
on THE EVILS OF THE PRESENT PARTT

ORGANIZATION AND THEIR REMEDY.
An important address was issued to the public
last evening by the Central Democratic Association
OF Brooklyn which has been firmly organized In oppo
sition to the rule 81 Rosez MrIAnehlin Tho meet
Ing was held at the Clarendon Hotel and ". p. Fergu
presided. After some discussion, sddress was
unanimously adopted, which was In part as follows:
10 the Democratic Electors Of Kings County.
you been O close observer Of political events In
thc City OF Brooklyn from Democratic standpoint. 10
be apparent you that the Democratic party has
failed 20 call 10 its support such preponderanee OF s
voters Of Kings County ~ would reasonable ex-
peeaon Why Is this so Leaving out Of consideration
the failure OF Kings County to roll up majority In faycs
Of Democratic electoral ticket In 1888 large Is The
perys admitted strength had promised. and combining
ourselves solely to local matters what tho existing
eondtonsi Democratic Kings County has Republican
sheriff. For the first time in mary years we have
Republican County Clerk The majority for Tho Demo-
candidate for Mayor in 1887 hundreds instead
OF thousands Of The conditions are such that the
Republicans encouraged believe that their party VIII
capture the city government at the coming fall election
To what these conditions attrbuable Is the manage
OF what is known the regular party organization In
this county truly Demooraticf
The address then called attention to the ways IN
which The present management of the party failed to
command the respect aad support OF the public and
the press Of its political faith, and contnued
These evils cannot DO rcmedcd except by organiza-
ton OF honest AMI selespecting Democrats who are VIII
Ing the reform OF party methods within party
lines. The Central Democratic Association Of Kings
County been organized for this purpose We believe
that order the full Democratic vote the nom
nations olee should Ia reality be msde by the rank and
NE OF the Democratic party, and that those nominations
should be the choice OF majority Of the delegates
elected exercising their actual individual prefer
and the wishes Of their constituents.
resolution adopted oondemning Mayor Chspfa
for failing to inquire fully into the charges
against Fire Commissioner Ennis, recently laid 10
fore him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-20
DESTROYING THE PROPERTY OF CArTLEMEN.
CONSUL JULIA RECEIVES NO NOTICE.
HE BAYS, HOWEVER, THAT HE MAY BH RE-
cALLED-His EXPLANATION.

CALLED--HIS EXPLANATION.
effect that information had been received from sGnto
Domingo that LeonoIo Julia the Dominican Consul
at this port, had been recalled because Of HIS often
sveness By aiding the Hsyan insurgents 10 violating
the neutrality laws OF the United States, did not
cause much surprise in nayan circles, but those In
sympathy with General HypPolite wero inclined 10
doubt IT, Il was also said that the Dominican Gov
erDment repudated the purchase Of the steamer Msr
cedes now In the service Of Hyppolite AZ Cape Hay
ten, and that Of the Madrid, under libel at this
port Consul Julia represented that he had purchased
these vessels the part Of his Government, and
that he had nothing further TO do with them. Con-
sui Julia said to reporter Of The Tribune yesterday
= have. received notification OF my dismissal by
santo Domingo. Yet II may be 80. It would not
be surprising II II should first be learned Of At WNsh
ngtop So far the Mercedes Is concerned, bought
the for prvale parties at Samana and she went
there under the Dominican flag A. for the Madrid
or Conserve purchased that vessel for tho Dominican
Government do not know that she is Intended for
Hsyu or for Hyppoe.7
Another Official connected with tho Santo Domingo
Government said should not be surprised 70 learn
that it was true. am only surprised that your Gov.
ernment had not demanded Consul Jua's recall, as
his actions werc likely TO cause embarrassment to the
United States. Another thing that would seem 10
confirm the report IL that q few days ago the old
Cabinet retired and the Cabinet took of1ce. Con
sui Julia's brother In the old Cabinet, but no
has relative In the present 0ue.'
II was learned yesterday that the Carondeet which
vessel reported 10 have board tho battery and
ammunition for the Madrid had arrived al SANTANA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-20
BALTIMORE AND OHIO AFFAIRS:

WORK OF THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE COM
PLETE-THE STOCK RISING IN THE MARKET
baltimore March 10 SpoclAD.-Tbe committee OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad directors appointed unoer
the Spencer administration 10 investigate the financial
condition Of the company and the loading TO the
failure to pay dividends. has complstod its work
whea tho CARROTS regAined control and elected hr.
Mayer president several members Of the INVESTIGATING
committee were dropped from the directory. II WIS
then thought the work OF the committee would be
ubandoned but Senator German representing the in
forests Of tho state of Maryland In the company, per
sisted in the Investigation, aud the minority Of the
committee completed TIN work whether tho results
Of the investigation will ever DO mads pubic Is not
known ouislde OF tho Board Of Directors, Tue last
annual report OF ex President Spencer embodied some
OF the conclusions reached by the committee, such -
the surplus myth and other mStters. The present
financial status Of the road clearly and trnhfuly
defined in Mr. spenoet's report, although tho causes
that led 10 IL were not mentioned
Tho question OF declaring or passing hahyeariy
dividend up at the April meeting OF the board
II Is not intima,ed anywhere that the company can
nay cash dividend but there hnanciers who favor
tho idea Of scrip dividends. This thsy say, would in
crease the capital stock which IS too small for the
value OF tho property. The sale VI the scrip would
relieve the needs OF the Hopkins University and re-
duee baltimore city taxes and the stock III ms way
would be distributed among investors The advocates
OF this plan ncrase OF capital STOCK 20 me eA
tent Of e. 100000 would make the total only about
gro 100000 Up 10 this time 100000 has becn suo
scribcd 10 fund for the relief Of Hopkins University
and this sum VIII be increased - ~ leaat FlOoOoO.
Baltimore and ohio Official states mai steps tar, o
OF The road The stock IN this market continues TO
advance; opening to-day at 05 II sold up 10 90 Ia
closing at that figure, and several small lots sedhnS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-20
Cuticura

For cleaning. purifying and beautIfyns the sdn and
scalp and restoring the hair OF children and infants and
destroying the Of scrOfulA and all hereditary huor
the cUTIcuRA REMEDIES simply infallibe
oUTIoURA, tho great skin cure instantly slays the
most agonizing itching burning and Inflammation, clears
the akin and scalp Of and scales the
hair CUTICURA SOAP. the greatest Of skin beautiner
Is indispensable in treating skin diseases and baby humor
1t produces the whtsS eearest skin and sotest hands
free from plnnla spot or hlemlsh. CUTIOURA RE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-20
ANDY HOOK PILOTS SUSPgVpgp.

Two of the Sandy Hook pilots were suspended
Yesterday by the Commissioners. Pilot Michael Me,
Donald was reported by tho captain Of the steamship
state OF Pennsylvania also by the agents Of tho State
LIMO, for going ON that VESSEL In state Of ntoxcsr
ton on March IL AS no could not BE- trusted 10 take
tho vessel to sea- tho vessel was delayed, with con-
sequont loss to tho company Ito pleaded exenuaticn
on the ground that hn had been up all night with his
sick children, and was easily overcome He was sus
pended during tho pleasure ot the Board.
Plot Charles Hammer wa rsuortea ~ incompetent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-20
CHARGES AGAINST THE LRH1uH VALLEY.

wAshln-ior, March lo.-htEIn'nt If COUNSEL IN
the case Of Coke Brothers Co., against the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company was begun before the Inter
state Commerce Commission to-day. Franklin b.
Gowcn, Of Philadelphia, appeared for the complain
ant, and John @. Johnson, of Philadelphia, and ].
Vaughn Darling, Of whcsbarTc, for the defendant.
Al OF the parties IN lntcrcs, were present a, the hear
Ing which was concluded February II, 1850.
The complainant charged, first, discrimination In
favor OF bumnols as against anthracite coal second.
unrca sonablo rats and thlTd. Discrimination against
the complalnants and 10 favor Of the IAhGh valley
Coal Company, the stock Of which r. owled and con
troIIcd BY the stockholders OF the Inhgh Valley Rail
road Company. Mr.. Gowen opened tho argument.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-20
MEETING OF COLLEGE TRUSTEES

At the meeting Of the Normal College trustees yester
day the Executive Committee recommended tho
elimination Of the studies Of history and geography
from tho examinations Of applicants to the college
President Hunter said that this with the view to
DO away with constant reviews and the examining Of
pupils in tho public schools on these subjects At tho
suggestion Of Trustee sanger the consideration was
postponed until next Tuesday
A Misunderstanding Is said to exist between Trus-
lees Galloway and selgman in regard TO the supplies
of the college Mr. selgmsn insisted that all supplies
should DO advertised for. bottle of mucllase was
wanted which Mr.. Galloway urged should be excepted
from this rule After hours discussion, Mr.. ssiis-
man prevailed, and the muciage, which VIII cost 40
ccnts viii be advertised for In The Cny Record, AZ
. cost of 81 20. -
The trustees OF the College of tho city OF New
also met yesterday An amendment TO the bylaw
was adopted by which the mechanical course OF tho
college was extended from, three to i've years.