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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-14
REAL ESTATE.
BUsNESs AT THE ExCHANGE.

Tho storm Of the last few days has interfered with
real estate business. There auction sales at
the Exchange yesterday. Miss Agnes X. Murphy has
sold for tho Murray estate lot o5xs5, los feet north
Of onehundred- seventy nnth-s on tho east side
Of Bathgatc ave. with two twoStory and attic dwell
hgs thereon, for 81 600. Douglas Robinson j., has
sold for s. r.. Arnold the house No. "a West Twenty
Auction Room Committee give notice that they are
prepared TO rcnt TO members further signs on the
walls of the Exchange.
The following property offered for sale: An old
colonial mansion and farm OF 100 acres near Newourg
front residence and nine acres OF land in Essex
Conn.,. at $500.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N. Y. CITY.
Tinton-ave., cor 1esth-st 30xlQ0; William .,oo
o5 isFs and w ssS to John Of N SByS
Same property David wOln and wife to Fanny
another 10 Anna Ichmann .e...'..... 1880
Peter Iercb and wife to Francis r. Reynolds 1000
Sane to & R'SRs''&& aM HrSHs' Reynolds ana %iG
sehShes a3 WIFE 81 70 Thcnas MciHerney 10000
TnTsye q str >; S0 10 TdwaTd Strumm 1900
Tnisy; and w VIZ 10 Christian Anderson $4,000
BoTs w 4S o. S e5sST sOs%i
No 5aTs Fioe no % Maurice hurn''V 1920
12tSs No. s5s East Charles Kohler and wife s4oo
2lstSI No 4 Jsm MeSH cdsteIIo $500
san ssfI TTopeT 70 RexanaeT Lesley wife
7ays % na r IL 1 . Isabel 9SfoC 1850
Al right e ETC. in in. VII Of % Ns SeSse Kuna
Fronts NO sS ,u Henry sprasue Au $4,000
sst 10 george g az adaxe sT5 John ooo
Roesn referee John T Me sl.hnstc; Rail 0VOO
road 1esx1oo Frederick sehwab and wife p ono
ss,bsf fOhn 1 s@it r. Of iiti:ayc looxlOo5;
Margaret Smith and another to CoFneha McnN'"
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Ainsworth Catharine A and husband, 10 70 Emmy n
Thorn No loo East 34h.st years s15 600. ,oo.. ..
Andersen Christian, 20 John X Eoley' i-o'n''"
SHAVE / year q mortgagesl. s63, W., r.,r.a
, Dlei"s e. " SetS.s st " othaye years. $4,000
Costello James Il. u the eXcrs and trustees oil Bcnl
n sherman deceased, S 21stst. n othaNe' years.
80, 600. -, ,,.,,.. ~, c,,,i.r "a lin M
SIS W 4istst 4 months S2.1Q0 -, $780,. ~.
Pagan. Sarah and husband 70 the ing sS oon
Tay Michael and wife. to Louis Arnheim NO lOI
Noff0lk.st, 3 years, 800 COO. - ~ %, W..
Fiazer Robert G.. TO Holland Trust 20, NO 81 Nes'
GaTvey. PARK. to Molle Gutenberg 2sh-s. ad
Cu1eurath Emil and wife, 10 James Crossley, ems
holn.st Jcnningsst $500. - 900,
IIaalen John w aud wife. 70 Maria III Rider, 1874
St q 7th-aVe installs $4,000.
Sane Amy Willets, 132d-st 7th-ave, months
$4,000 ~, $780,, -, -, r.
Hexter Sarah and husband TO the Mutual Life ms Co,
N 74th-st, JcXington-ave 3 years, 81 600.
Kauchian. John +, 20 the Hebrew Benevoent and Or
phan Asylum Society," s5'h'st' 2dsVe' years.
Sl4 COO 49, ~, 90.
st, W Avenue A, year, 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-14
BrookIpn j1ropertp for Sale.
FOR SALE-HOUSES
By
LEONARD MOODY,
20 COURT-ST.
COME TO BROOKLYN.

NOW IS THE TINE TO INVEST IN BROOKLYN
PROPERTY, WHERE you CAN PURCHASE HouoE
AND LOT IN As FINE AND GROWING A LOCATION
FOR HALE THE MONEY THAT YOU CAN IN NEW
YORK. AND WHERE THE RAPIDLY INCREASING
ELEVATED ROADS AND RAPID TRANSIT IS RI
DUCING THE DISTANCE AND INCREASING iiiH
CONVENIENCE OF TRAVEL TO NEW-YORk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-14
p0ST OTTICF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of

Z tho Postmastor-Ge General Washington. ID G., Seps
H. Iss0-seaei proposals invited from parties carry
np on pe business Of steepae efsiavng ard Plato print
ing who hal eNIcF.snce IN conducting that bus
nos. and Will received this Department until 10
occck noon on THURSDAY the 2Jth OF September 1889
for furnishing postage stamps In suck quantities.
as Az be- ca led by the Department during period
four years commencing on the iTs day q December 1882
viz Ordinary postage stamps for the OF the pub.
ic Newspaper and Periodical stamps. 3. Postage.
due stlHps 4. speeia delivery stamp. Proposals. mpss
he made IN blank provided BY the Department.
securely eRysloDei and sealed endorsed PROPOSALS. oi
furnishing adhesive postage stamps and addressed ths
Third Assistant PostmasterGenetsl Washington. d. q.
BIDS delivered In peIson NEST be handed In ha'ofe
tho hnur specified receipt Otherwise
they win be considered. Blank forms OF PROPOSE
WITH ntl secifce lions VIII be furnished upon appcato1
the Third Assistant pnstuast General. JOHN WAN.
AMAKER, IOs.rnaster-Gcncral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-14

THE BOOK OF opEYAIR SPORTS. octave. 500
pages illustrated The standard authority ON
American open amusemeptS Rules for sailing swim.
ming ball playing shooting. horseback riding, &C. &c in
Entertaining aud universally eompI wanted by the area
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-14
MANHATTAN BEACH.

Trains from foot Of East 34th ST., NY.
&c 90 except sundays, 30 10 20 II 90 IL 30
(l2 80 Race days, c. j. j.. c. only. 30 q so
and Race days C. l. J. G. only. and Hourly from 2 20
10 6 20 p. m, Last train from Manhattan Beach
:25 p.
Whiteba-st terminus Of elevated railroads hour.
ly from 10 20 II 10 p. III 40 Race days only,
~ 10 IL 40 Race days only 10 q 40 Race days onyj
ana hourly from $40 70 $40 p. IN. La& Train from
Manhattan Beach, :l5 y.
on Race days all trains stop track.
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Proposals.
MINT or THE UNITED STATES AT

MINI OF THE UNITED STATEo AT
vi pTTIt ADErPHIA pa SUPFRINTEN DENTS
6Ffic F. scptem5er is proposals. ndorsed
Proposals Tor baks" viii be received BY the
undeslgnel until the 1st day Of October lss9 at l2
sVppiy Mint subject To The
OF Inc Director OF the Iirt with hundred thousand
100000 pounds. more or less OF one-cent blanks
properly aiHcaled cleaned and miled; composed %
yvo per centum OF copper and aye per eeatum Of
lin ana zine ia equal proportions. The blanks 10 be
of Tho proper ty, and within the legal tolerance
Of weight the hnenos aud proportion of the metals b
be dstelminei the Mint Assay. All blanks not suit
a9le coinage be re!eclei Sample blanks be
Lad on application The under gned The right
served TO cIeet any or all proposals DANIEL NJ FOX,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-14
STATE or INDIANA.
PROPOSALS
FOR
100000 TEMPORARY LOAN BONDS.

Sealed proposals for the purchase OF bonds OF the State
OF Indiana authorized by act Of the General sembly
NO. 6l9, H. r.. approved March H. 1889 TO the amount
therein authorized will be received at the Oce OF the
Auditor CT State OF Indiana In the city OF Indianapolis
until the l4th day OF September 1889. at clock y.
these bonds authorized Tor the purpose Of Carrying
the State government making pCvs for the funding
q NE present outstanding temporary loans at lower Iat
OF interest, etc.
The bonds herein designated will be payable at the fiscal
agency OF the State In the city OF NewYOrk IN ten years
after their date and will be redeemabe at the place
at the pleasure Of the State after five years
They VIII be Issued I'm registered In denominations
70 suit the purchaser transferable at said fiscal agency
without expense to the holders. and VIII. bear interest
the rate Of three PEE g per cent per payable
Proposals less than par and accrued interest will
be entertained and al proposals must be accompanied by
certified check 10 the order Of the Treasurer OF the STATE
OF Indiana, equal in amount to FIVE cent 40 cent
81 the par value Of the bonds bid for Checks Of
cessful bidders Will be returned Immediately after the
piled account Of their purchases and in of failure
TO pay the balance due, Will be liable ~ forfeiture
The bonds win be payable and deliverable &C the Office
Of Messrs. WnslOw, Laner Co.. IN the city OF New.
York on and after Wedne slay, September 2j 1880
crued interest being charged tho purchaser from date OF
The right is reserved reject any ard all proposals.
tsement to their bid and state denominations 81 bonds
desired.
Copies OF the authorizing and the decision Of the
Supreme Court OF Indiana upon the cOnsttuOpAlity of
the act may be had by applying to Messrs Winslow.
ALyINP. HOyEY, Governor
BRUCE CARR, Auditor of state.
Es.sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-14
Railroads.
Y EW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Fast Express Trains via PHILADELPHIA 70
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
PUTtMkN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Leave NEW.YoKK foot Of Libcrty-st,. a: follows;
For CHICAGO. Is p. m.. 10 200 Midnight
For CINCINNATI, ST. LoLiS 3 80 a N. 100 .; m.
For WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 80 m. II 100
a. m $50 p. u. go r. ~, 3 10 D., u, } 800 D. H..
IL 100 midnight sunday, s 80 a NJ. 80. 80. 3l5
100 D. ~. II 100 midnight $500
Au trains stop Chester and Wilmington except I5
.. m. ~ c.. -,
Ticket onlces 81 cot. AS and LAO Broadway or a.
s'a oenyoTk transfer Company will call and check
p'-5N 4. oDELL. CHAs o. SCULL
General Manager. beni Pas, Agent
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Attorney for Petitioner
III Broadway. New.York CITY.

ADVERTISEMENTS rOp TTTr, XIV. YORK
q 5TWETyi' 6FSFEjcT%$ 4 h EreHIIyEp q rSih
t nss IN, g9' p p $50 BroadSS between Twggly
TlyYenJy hirast, corner ,Eiahhaye. lsa sNih.aye
corner Forty sev9nlh.st l02G Thrd.avc. near Sky
nrstst i,fO5 rirstayc. JOG Wes Forty. sccond.st :
The HARLEM OFFICE $50 East one huRdred.and
smenT'Ithst w to y. m. at regular once rates
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ANn LnNh RRANcH RAIL.

NETWORK AND LoNt BRANCH RAIL-
~ ROAD FOR RED BANK, Long BRANCH OCEAN
f,EOVE AND ASBURY PARK OCEAN BEACH,
sPRING LAKE AND POINT PLEASANT
Ilua table september 10, 1889 Trains leave
NotYort foot Cortlandt an1 Desbos'es 3;30 ol0
a M II noon 20 10 (eNpress) 20 expressl, 10
N ~ sunday. . .i5 a. M, ) 100
= From loot n Libeftyst 100 S:lj II Is 30
so leHprcss 90 80 leSpfess), $40 sundays
4 900 90 a, -.
RUFUS BIODGETT j. r. WOOD
Sunerintndeut Genl Pass Agent Penn U. T.
H. T. BALDWIN. CENT Pass Agent c. Il. r. VI y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-14

COME TO BROOKLYN,
And consult reliable real broker and our list ne
largest and selection OF houses In the city Wen
built in the and all styles and material. with a
modem improvements all prices varying from 5000 COO
to 80 also Desirable property 70 exchange
At 20 Court-st, PhrniX Building and 27G Fiabush-ave
LEONARD MOODY,
REAL ESTATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-14
Drn GOODS

X EAL VALUE in Carpctings, Mattings,
49, huk,s Fancy furniture. Our assortment com.
S0Ss "a should be examined. ANDREW TESTERS
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Iistellaneons

Is ao Ills Ills OF every description at 81 8 Pearl
~0ffEL. MANUFACTURED Ai''''' '"'''' "a
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feaa! Notices.
SURROGATHS COURT, COUNTY OF OF

SpRROGATES COURT, COUNTY OF ON
Letters Le,,Ss q Admnson the goods cha'teis and
ontario County. y. y. deceased.
-, - me creditors Of Samuel 4 woodward, decessea
You are hereby nOilHc1 that I. being the next OF KIN
o. s.lo deceas,i. intend to apply to The su19e@e :
ont OF me Couuty OF ontario for letters or admins
tauon on The goods chaiies aud credits o. said saIn-
ovt a =, Woo1ward deceased upon giving bona una :
y" the provision OF section 100 OF tue CoIo
A. 'iHlI di9ceaare. in penalty not exceeding twlfe
W. aolht OF claims Of creditors against slll
which nar be presented nursuant 10 this notice
ana you ae hereby also notified present your aims
nthhS ald estate To the Surrogate " Ontario CoLiy
ms oec IN ne Court House Ia the Village VI Canaan
nnsu1 OIailo county, before The Hrf Gay OF
October. 1850. Dated August &C. 1883 Yours &c,
CHARLES y. BUCKLEY Petitioner.
Attorney for Petitioner
III Er0adWaV NA,
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Gornirn BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD. Near bay and ocean bsthtoy an,
boating generous table; liberal teIs 10 and fssn
station free Address Box 20. Speonk l.. / ~ '''N
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Hlu5ital Instruments.

REMOVAL
Wii. hAABk IL co.
14S FIFTH AVENUE,
90thst.
a number Of slightly used grant, upright and square
pianos OF make which specially selected and useS
~ me artists Of the metropolitan Opera House Company
eg The past opera season. VIII be- sold a. bersl re.
eeeaoa Rom our regular prices
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y HARLEST0N SC, The South 4 sou,hwsst.

~ FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
-,,,,, Sailing from New.York and Antwerp weekly.
BELGENLAND. -. wednesday, September IS 8 80 a.
Cabin rates First Cabin, $50 and upward. Excuss
800 and upward. Second Cabin. $40. Excursion. s72
and $50. Storage at very low rates
PETER WRIGHT & SONS Genl Agts. q Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-14

TENU NEW -TINN IN, DC.
l. EXCURSION good O davsl 81 .25.
Steamers C. II. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip Pier % f.. r.. D. ~. and y D. m Sundays
for 'MFRIDFN HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD. HoL-
YOKE &C. Through tickets sold and baggage checked at
GA broadway New.York and Court St. Brooklyn.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-24
Annapolitans Mentioned.

The police force of Baltimore had their
annual parade yesterday and made fine
display. After the inspection President
Schryer called a number Of officers to
the front and publicly complimented
them on their meritoTlous record. The
list included the marshal, detectives, Of
ficers and policemen. Among the latter
was Policeman Owen Nj. Taylor, for
mer resident Of Annapolis. He was spec.
tally complimented for having arrested q
notorious burglar last winter who was
attempting to burglarize drug store.
officer Taylor has been on the force about
three years and is quite popular at the
police department and esE ecially among
his fellow officers at the northeastern
district, where he is stationed. Officer
Thomas ]. Hardesty, formerly of Annap-
oils. was also placed on the roll Of honor
by the police department for his merito
rious record.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-24
Personal Mention.

Ensign w. o. Hulme, q. S. Navy. of
the class Of "a. is visiting friends at the
Naval Academy.
Rev. and Mrs. Williams, have returned
from New York, whittier they went to
attend the meetings OF the General AS.
sembly of the Presbyterian church.
Gen. and Mis-. Ii. h. Lockwood are Wis
Ting their daughter, Mrs. Sigsbee, Naval
Academy.
DR.. Geo. shannon and his bride are
visiting Rev. j. shannon. the groom s
father, on Prince Georges street.
Detective Gault. of Baltimore, was here
to-day on business.
Commander Ptowman OF the Oyster
Navy arrived on the morning train.
w. +. Petherbridge, register az wills.
was IN Washington yesterday on business
with Mr. Mudd.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-24
"cAP1rAL" JoTTINus.

About twenty four Of the new corners
have been admitted to the Naval Acade-
my. The others are waiting for their de-
posit money and will enter IN a few days
Those who have been admitted have en-
tered upon their duties and are being
made familiar with the regulations of the
Academy.
Commander Plowman. of the oyster
navy, will shortly take cruise over the
districts to ascertain what repairs are
needed to the fleet.
The weatherwise-and perhaps the
"otherwise"-are already predicting a
very hot and dry summer
The tide yesterday is said 10 have been
lower than vas ever seen at this season
in this section before.
A number Of oyster boats were left
high and dry by the low tide Of yester-
day.
The Southern Feather Renovator Com
pany which has been doing business here
for several weeks, left this morning for
West River.
The sweet gill graduate will soon be-
come the observed of all observers.
Drowned while bathing" Is q line
now frequently seen IN our exchanges.
A number Of citizens witnessed the
parade of the Baltimore police yesterday
aud were pleased with the fiue appear
ance they presented.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-24
colliaion With re Pond.

The steamship Danville. Of the York
River line. and the sn amer Samuel J..
Peniz. belonging TO the Maryland Steam
boat Company. running between AnnapO-
lis, West and South rivers. coslided in
the barber last night about 8 20 o'clock.
The collision caused considerable excite
ment among the passengers Of the steam
ers at the time. The Danville was on
her way to Richmond, land at 5 30 o. clock
met the Pentz. which was returning from
Annapolis, off Kerr's wharf, near the
ferry slips. The cause of the collision
could not be ascertained. The upper
works of the Pentz. near the forward
cnmpanionway, were torn or, and the
stsm Of the Danville was split. The
Peniz went TO Skinner yard for repairs
and one Of the other boats Of the line
took her place on the Annapolis and West
river route to-day.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-24

The transition from long. lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks
and eroch 10 the fe If the individual.
Such remarkable event Is treasured In
the memory and the agency whereby the
good health has been attained Is CRATE
fully blessed. Hence ii Is that SO much
is heard in praise Of Electric BitteTs. 50
many feel they owe their restoration 20
health. to the use Of the Great Alternative
ana tonic. If You are troubled with any
disease Of Kidneys, Liver Of Stomach. or
short standing You will surely find relief
hv use OF Electric Bitters Sold At 50c.
aud 81 per botlle at J. Walter Hodges d
Cos Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-24

Frederick johnson. the young man ~
eidentiy shot ID The arm Oh Sunday morn
Inc while sailing Ia the Magothg river.
Anne Arundel county, died from the
wound yesterday morning q bis home il
south Baltimore. Johnson. With ! mum
Der 81 ether men. left the city at twelve
O'Clock Saturday night for . pleasure
trip. Intending 10 return en- Sunday
night. AT the mouth Of the MaGothy
river large bird was seen dying about
the boat, and johnson ran into the cabin
10 get 4 gun. The gun was suspended on
the wall, and III bis hurry johnson caught
the trigger Ii one Of The straps, aud the
load went into the muscles Of his arm.
He was aiken 10 the city end DIR. X. III.
p. Ellis was sent for and dressed the
wounds. Later Ia the week blood pois-
oning set In and resulted In death. lie
was just tweniy-one years OF age
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-24
rnn rrRsr or rnn SEASON.


The Steamer Columbla Carries $500
Excurs1cnlats 70 Bay Rfdgs.
BY special Invitation Of The Bay Ridge
Company, Mr. Cbas Webb. Or ] mana
ger. the paiatIal excursion steamer Go
lumbia. made her FIRST trip 70 this Justly
popular resort yesterday afternoon. carry.
Ing about $500 excursionists, patrons Of
the resort. from Baltimore city. The
boat landed about O'Clock. and the ex-
cursionists were given full possession Of
the grounds and buildings. They soon
spread in every direction. and while the
gentlemen inspected the buildings and
improvements. the ladies took possession
of the fieldsand groves, and gathered wild
flowers in profnsion- one carrying
away IS a souvenir of their taip a large
bouquet Of wild daises and red clo-
yer MISUNDERSTANDING one very forci.
bly, Of the popular and amusing puzzle OF
pigs in Glover" All appeared TO enjoy
themselves hugely. The hotel, pavilion,
opera house, bathing establishment, cleo
trio railroad station and other points Of
interest about the grounds were visited.
The new electric railroad will be q fea
ture OF Bay Ridge this season. The line
is two miles leng, aud extends all around
the grounds, giving q fine view OF the
bay, Annapolis the Naval Academy Sew
ern river aud the adjacent country The
whole trip can be made for ten cents.
The bathing houses have been put ia ex.
cellent order, and new suits have been
ordered and will arrive In time for the
bathing season. The pavilion accOmmo
cations for guests have been enlarged,
and large corps Of walters will be on
hand TO facilitate business. which must
necessarily be conducted at Bay Ridge
this year. Boats, fishing tackle. and
everything for the comfort and conven-
fence of fishermen and others has been
arranged, and the season proper will open
Saturday June 10Th. Many Annapoli-
tans also drove down during the evening.
The Naval Academy BaAd. under Prof.
Zimmerman, discoursed some excellent
music for the excursionisis during their
Stay. occupying the large pavilion oppo.
site the Band Stand. The steamer re-
turned to Baltimore about six o'clock.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-24
.IT ONE O'CLOCK r. u,
On TUE6DAK Y. June nth, so
the Following described BONDS and STOCK,
70 Wit:
Sixty -thrse First Mortgage Bonds Of tho
Bay RIDGE Company Of Anne arundel
coanfg

These bonds ara part Of an issue Of three
hundred six per cent, coupon bonds, each for
one thousand dollars, due fifteen years from
April /. 1856, principal and interest payable
il gold, secured BY mortgage deed OF trust to
the Union Trust Company Of Philadelphia,
mortgaging the real estate OF the Company in
Anne Arundel Comfy known as the BAY Ridge
Resort and pledging fifty $1,000 First Mort.
gage Bonds Of the Bay Ridge and Annapolis
+. +. Company.
Nine HUNDRED and Ninety Shares Of the
Capital Stock Of the Bay Ridge and
Annapolis r. a. Company,
each Of the par value Of City dollars. This
stock is part Of a total issue Of one thousand
shares. The Railroad of the Bas Ridge 81
Annapolis X. r. Company, extends from con !.
nection with the Annapolis, Washington and
Baltimore Railroad, near the City of Annapo.
lis, to Bay Ridge, distance Of about four and
four tenths miles, is mortgaged to the Union
Trust Company Of Philadelphia to secure Fifty
First Mortgage six per cent. bonds.
TERMS OF SALE--as fixed by the decree.
Cash. Deposit Of $4,000, required from pur.
chaser at the time Of sale.
HUGH L. BOND, JR., Trustee.
For further Information apply to the Trus-
tee, or to,
J. J. DONALDSON,
go st. Paul Street,
JOHN K. C0WEN,
B. a. O. Central Bldg,
524 Solicitors. Baltimore, Nd
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-24
A commendable Showing.

OF the twenty three regular scholars
that have been attending the classes under
Pref Werntz, preparing for admission
TO the Naval Academy, nineteen we're
passed as to their mental qualifications by
the Naval. Academy examiners The
showing made by these classes is so,gsnd
that itinsures q large number of pupils
each season to Prof. Werniz His system
is thorough in every branch Of study.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-24

o. Sunday last Cnrtis's Bay II this
county, assumed the belligereDt state
for which Il has reputation Tim
Heating accused Thomas b. Essep Of
talking about him and challenged him
TO fight. Essep accepted and was knocked
down with Keatlngs nose ia bis mouth.
John Buskey ran In and kicked Eetep.
AS Heating and Buskey retired from
the field of action Esiep drew revolver
and emptied it at the heads ofhis retreating
assailants without effect. Officer Arnold
arrested and Justice Green fined Buskey
Sc and costs for assault, Estep s. and
costs for carving q concealed weapon
and Heating 81 and costs for assault.
Last year il will be rcmemb ered that this
notorious resort opened with the murder
of Riley, BY johnson. who was tried
In Baltimore City and acquitted.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-24
sent 10 the House Of Correction

Robert johnson. colored. was commit
ted to the House OF Correction for three
months by Justice Basil, for embtzzling
money from Thomas CoulbourD, white.
He will be taken to the institution to day.
This makes the fourth term that johnson
has served in the House of Correction.
Annie Hill, colored. was tried before
Justice Thomas Basiithis morning for dis
orderly cor duct. and fined 81 and cost.
She was committed to jail 10 default Of
payment.