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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-09

IA IdIfor s4ro,iei ior iibci sriirrs
PufIonncd nnd else rariie. Arrested
A NrcrA.

a Nrcrh.
Observation-Disclosures.
PETERSBURG. NA.. Jua $50 49,
Evans. editor OF lhe Luuf OBJ. .
oi.l 1iah0ue Drgln OF tll 0rs. HH..I-
re-toI yesterday Uua charge OI rIuu-
iull IosL Ilr prosecuting witness lu
theca-. i- d. a. Weiss tler...ai.I. n.
pointed postmaster al .ml.ra. t0.ei.
willie county.
1lr Evans. after DIS af.s. HH
brought before 3D. Justice anH Du..l m
$780, This morning. Did tHe Mayor
Court DIS case na- continued i.I IHui..
day. t1 enable Evans Old obtain D.u... D.
and his bail reduced u -21I. a.. So.
hlrrs and R 81. Hampton oDc F.
n- bond Mr. Evan. I-a 500 uI
the .ate Joseph b. "a a. anl aa- D.l
onel Brady Ropa g. opl.n.a. COR
tue place of Congressman Bud I-rI
We- bias engaged as Governor llm.-
rouas assistant counsel ior lhe prosecute
ton.
ln the early par. oi june N.e
Alternately .c0lorclI IuIt0r OFF lHe D...
tom house and po-todica huilr. u..
arrested 600 q charge of having ...u
letters from the POSSIBILITIES uul alI.r Bly,
hearing Nas sent tor uaI al ln. u.Nt
term of lhe Cuilol Sutes Court. la.t-
office Inspector o. W. Wilde. ul.
heard lhe evidence given 81, ilIi eN-
animation. wa- not satisfied tDll Moses
was ihe sole eu.prit. and Postmaster
Patterson c.ucIfrad lu tn.. Du.u-
ION. For tine last two or tnae
days therefore. SIR. wilde la.
been here working on ihe case. ani
to-day etel John Is. AO-uatuy
aged -J. and Robert J. Alternately. aged
ID. sons al Aoses, and charged taem
"iln the oiien-e. John confessed o.
having taken number oi letters from
the remnilins box. and wtorappropr.a
nag tneif contents. Destroying Them.
ana A.D.il admitted llfns seem
n7 brother john with number oi
'e.lei' I'D one Oh lne rooms in
tne DiiiniuS- pom were ltADu nD-
ioie ln' united STATES Court Rag
ia.u ""7 "''d TOT examination ll-"'i-
To-" "l h""n' D'i DeihS required Do.
y'in b case in lne sum oil --.0lV ant in
POD > cas-. oi f'OV. ~ default -Aey
~ 49,
d,-. 49,. ' a.. o.'' ..'l'' .'' '7 s'i'
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-09
Great Gathering Of " Roscbuds'' AZ cen
tenury Church

This spacious ediiicc was filled last
Sunday afternoon with the various $50.
cieucs of the ROscbuds. This is an or.
ganizatiOn of Sunday schools formed in
the Methodist Episcopal Church. South.
for the purpose of raising money for
foreign missions and So well have they
succeeded in their efforts that they now
send To Mexico two missionaries Miss
Ida Duvll. daughter of the Rev. b. h.
Duval. of the Virginia Conference. and
Prof Marsh of North Carolina. who
will leave ON Tuesday next for the city
of Mexico. The meeting was tW0-ioid
to meet them and wish them God
speed ON their Journey.
The meeting was presided over by
Rev. Or. j. Il. Garland. presiding elder
of this district. who IN the course of
his remarks expressed the regret felt
by all present at the absence of Rev. j.
b. Lurens Uncle Larry, who has
spent his life i'm promoting this enter
prise. and was detained by illness at
ms home i'm Ashland. Va. The entire
exercises were of "a deeply impressive
character. The concluding remarks of
DR.. Judkius were not only full Of fer
NOr and earnCstness. but produced
marked effect upon the entire audience.
Brief addresses were made by the
following pastors. Rev. Dr-. G.. ".
Corbin. 5. s. Lambeth. j. IL. Siurglss,
T.. Il. Wise and the following laymen.
j. V. Williams. of North Carolina. c..
Il. llasker. Il. T.. Richardson, and \. l..
West. of TIM, city.
These are the first missionaries ever
sent out by this society aud marks am
era IA It's history.
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ELECTINC DELEGATES.
STARTING THE BALL IN THE SOL III
WEST.
wy,be-s rninstrmcicd Delegation 10
the Dem ccraiic Convention can
,ass of the Delegate, he Dele
gates that Represent sn"pnei''


WYrHrvILLr. VA. July s.-iha
County Convention was held to-day to
select delegates 90 the Gnbernaiornl
Convention. The representation was
larger and better than % has been Tor
wears m this county The delegates go
uninstructcd and are as follows.
Wytheville Districi-R. n. Pcnd.e-
Ton. Frank ST. Clair. Sam Cassoil, ID. >.
Pierce and G.. b. Thomas.
Fort Chiswell DstIict-l. j. Mat
thews j. T.. VI. Sander, and james H.
McGav0ck.
Lead Mines District. VI. Simmer
man. W. ". Woolson and nr. William
Pierce.
Spoedworl District-J. a. Il. Sanders.
Black Lick District-W. a.. Howe.
Dr. Jo. =. Holterand George ID. Brown.
A canvass of Che delegates shows
that Mckinney viii probably Doe The
iav0fne of six, O'f,riaIl 0f four,
and Tyler of four. it all OF thc Iele-
gates are present in Richmond.
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Governor Ftzhugh Lee was at the
Capitol yesterday. and as warm as the
weather was, he was busy opening has
mail and attending TO MS cores
poudence.
Mr. Lewis Jones, of Middlesex, came
up to the Capitol yesterday and settled
his accounts.
About the coolest spot in Richmond
yesterday vas the Capitol Square. and
The children and nurses made good use
of 1t as a resting place.
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sunday afternoon the congregation OF
Leigh street Bapust Church. received
the report of the committee appointed
10 call pastor In lieu of Dir. Good Twin
resigned. They recommended DR.. j.
NJ. Frost, of Selma. Ala. who Is the
pastor of the First Baptist Church 40
Selma Ala. The congregation unani-
mously endorsed the report oi the com
mlttCe.
DIR. Frost is considered 20 be a man OF
ability. He was located ia Lexington.
Ky. Then he went TO Stauuton. Va,
and from thence % Selma.
Ii Is believed by many that DR.. Frost
Will accept and become pastor and
cIllzen Of Richmond.
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There will bee a convention OF al,
Democratic party in Henrico shortly
after the STATE Convention. which meet.
on August nth 20 nominate "a Cover
nor and other State officers. This con-
yention viii nominate the county dele
gates. Yesterday M,ssrs. X. W. Court
ney, Simon Solomon aud j. T.. Broad
dus were appointed by the county com.
mittee after the county convention adj
journed 10 confer with the City Demo-
cratic Committee as 10 the nominations
Of Senator's.
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ttcnrIco County Court

The July term of the County Cour
OF HenricO began yesterday. rh'
grand and petit Jury of this court IN,
TINES published the day following III,
date they were drawn.
The grand jury returned one indict
ment against Elias Smith for felony
1t 10 alleged that Elias Smith had fel0.
niously broke and entered the slaugh-
ter-hOuse Of Meyer Kirsh with intent
10 commit larceny.
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PanniIi. che rnins wan.

Mr. Henry Pannill, Of Petersburg. is
the proprietor Of an iron roof paint.
which has met with great success
wherever used. lie claims that one
coat OF his paint is worth TWO of any
other. and that he can stop any leak in
roof. IN all kinds of weather. by an
application of his iron cement he has
established branch office in this city
at III north Eighth street.
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special NosIce.

There will be music and dancing al
Blandon Park. ON Monday, Tuesday
Wednesday. Thursday aud Friday
evenings. Admission. 10 cents Saiur
days and Sundays lno music. admi,-
sion, free. Parties visiting the park
will be expected to spend at least a
nickel or be looked upon and treated as
tIespasseIs. WILLIAM SNELLINGs.
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Tue HISTORY or a COMMERCIAL
CHlME.-lhe story of the Count OF
lloute CIri-tos 'hnd" Of immense
treasures on lonely island of the
Mediterranean. aa toil by Dumas in bis
famous romance. is hardly more in-
tere,iiug than the brief history OF the
Standard OIL Trust, narrated by
Mr. Wilson in to-day Sun.
/. is history of ill-gotten
wealth. it Is true. but it is of such vast
amouut.aud the audacity and contempt
Of public opinion with which 1t was ac-
qllred are s0 extraordinary that the
reader is amazed and At the same time
fascinated with the recital Mr. L. +.
Hudson. in his book on the railway
question. called it The History OF a
Commercial Crime. baltimore Sun.
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uE~~.-uiel 40 the soldiers Home. july
=, l,rp. f. HISS lu the nfty-nrst year of hi,
age. LIte oi Dunyille. and formerly OF the
seventeenth Virginia Infantry. Company III
HOnECk.-iled. at her fathers residence
iu -Nuusnoio. VA. July SIN, ios1. at 1886
oclo"k a. ST., HlIrlE LAiKlN. infant
daughter OF A. 90. and annie Augusta Ilu-
beck, aged twenty months and thirteen
days.
a precious one from 20 a has gone.
\ voice wr loved is stil.
A place Us vacant in our nome,
Which never can bee filled.
God boo Ills wisdom has recalled
The boon HIS love had given.
And though the body mouldcrs here,
The soul Is safe in Heaven.
The funeral will take place TUESDAY.
July ON. al ( o'clock T.. NJ. az Vest End
Methods Church. Relatives and friends
are Invited 10 attend.
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osmpbeiI's Delegation

LYNcHHURG. VA. July Son S.tll-
day last James IA. Thompson. Of Camp
bell county. committed suicide 800 Com
cord. Va. by taking an overdose oi
hddlnum He bad just got r0 .ne
west-b0und Norfolk ana Western train.
and was drinking heavily.
Campbell county elected delegates tl-
day to the Gubenatorial Convention.
twenty-Cne in number. nineteen Tor
Mckinney and Two for Beine
Betotour also elected to-day as ioI-
lows. Mckinney nine. Tyler tn..
Boirne four. d ferrall one.
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LIVELY BUSINESS.
a Reporter Drops ~ or a ompany Full
III Niin aork.

a Reporter Drops ~ oar "a tompany fni
Vim UorK.
A reporter yesterday dropped
T into the Richmond branch of Tho
+ American Building and Loan A,socla
/ ton. corner of Bank and Eleventh
/ streets. of which Mr.. NJ. F.. Bradley D.
manager. with the remark. How De-
f business here. l find on the street the
F business most lively Is that of men
waiting ON the streets for news from
/ the biz. brutal fight near New Orleans
and spCculati0ns ON the same
You won't find any speculatine
here. but can show you "a wonderful
amount of business which has been
transacted. business that is solid and
legitimate business where it is impo-
sible for Any oae to lose anything.
SIR. Bradley here pulled out IBIS
books
81 want 90 show you these. Look 200
this i-t of names and the amount OF
stock each hlfe taken.
reporter looked.
lho names ranged among all grades
of society aul wealth the most promi-
nDut merchants of tine city newspaper
editors. contractors. clty officials, man
uacurers. mechanics. worNuemen.
"il0W many men and firms have sub
.ciibed 90 stock, asked Che reporter
zone hundred and cighty-three, So
far.
"What ihe value of the stock pur-
cha- ID OBJ subscribed to,
...r .l,... t.,lrs.l th.ns.nJ .-.01 900.
l.llar-of in-r,im.nt -fo.i,.alI off which
d. ,.,l.l i,n'f.I,f. and n.a,l.lifiou 500
5.lof Stock winch Ia. been fully paid
gp
From th. r.rortri'. own observation.
-ine. Nr Railay b... bsan an fhe city
t,. l.......,. .,ilant t,st Mr.. Brsdls,
....,....l ti. c.,,, ,.l.,e.. ~ tD. ra,,le
~ p..hm.nl ,... Oh. l.rre '.n6.rrin
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....l'.i. r..,.'.l. -..rtl and conlit,on.
,,.,. ..,,l ,,.,, I..ii.s f0o could not
,.....tI,. l.,,.. i.,,.,..,.l
M fIa ,,.r..,lrs of fla. American
p.lI.f,.. ..f f..n Association b4v.
nI...I Do f,a other rifi.- n9narer-
.ou4l u'ab,lir, and src.e-.fo Mr.. 81 f..
Bradley fhe, have been unusually for.
t'..,.-, ....,irg fn.i, mon
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b.f. r..,le b.,lJ bou-a.> asked tbr
,........r
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r.Il.of rlan..anI sn.cffi.lf,on-. be- No..
n.lt.I thst f0... wore but 81 f.v
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fha hands. at hlii.Ier- for fn. nutno..
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Sunday night, Mr. r j. smithers.
private Waterman. discovered the cheap
clothing store next 90 N0wlans iewelry
store open. = he door was closed but
not locked. lie discovered this about
halt past lO o'clock. lie proceeded 10
notify the police. The police entered
the building and made aclreful search.
and found no property disturbed.
The man who sleeps in the store at
night reached there about half nast n
o o'clock. The yigilant Waterman told
him what he had found aud what the
police had done. The employe of the
firm was astOnshel.
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scridcut on lnc atlantic ,oa,r Llne.

An accident on thc Atlantic Coast
lime hlppouc! yesterday morning.
Freight train $50. 2U- leit Weldon. In
Aor,h Carolina, at y.i5 Sunday evening.
bound n0ua toward, Petersburg IL
Na- % .0l- train. Ju-tas mounted tho
grade between Pleasant li.ii and ioln-
laln creek. nine miles from Weldon.
inr train severed. Tie front section
passed. down tine next grade. The eight
cars winch had broken loose ram faster
thm those which were attached lo ihe
locomotive. Tire reAf and detached
section coming down the grade at %
rapid speed ran into the section ahead.
Ihe result wa. llr derai.meut of eight
cars. and lhe breaking of bumpers on il
number li others.
The road Wa. consequently block
ADDED from d. O'Clock at midnight
until D clock Yesterday evening. thus
delaying the passenger train from the
South. which wl, due here 40 III A.
NJ. - Chat DC dld uor arrive here until
0.5O b. 81 aud ueceasi,attd % delay in
al. the Other trains.
The only person injured, SD far as
leaned, Was one tramp.
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The United STATES >icam,aip Eo,iou
Atritc~.

NORFOLK. Va. July s.-The United
States steamship Boston arrived in port
this morning from League Island.
having in tow the monitor Amplitude
which is to be finished at the navy y ard
here.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-09

4 NEW ALDERMAN ELECTED FROM
IONROE WARD.
4 Quantity of Rusinoss 0nicisly Dis
patched Mayor Iiiys0n Ioois-
ing after The, iiy's Interest
thnncesy tOutf Index

Z. NJ. Yesterday. Clerk August am
nounced that the President If the
Board. Mr. y. G.. Dckerson. was very
sick. and that 10 would be- necessary 90
nominate q president pro fcmpOre. the
Board Of Aldermen having assembled
iu the meanwhile In regular monthly
session.
Several gentlemen. almost in the
same breath, nominated Mr. Lewis ID.
Crcnshaw, Jr.
Mr.. Cren-haw thanked the Board.
but positively declined o. serve.
Mr. August "Mr.Crcu.haw declines.
Are there any INSTRUMENTATION.
Mr.. Preston Beivin was nominated.
and no other nominations being made.
Mr.. August declared Mr.. Beiyin unani
mously elected president pro tenn OF
the Board. and Mr.. Belvin proceeded
to occupy tine chair.
The clerk read the minutes. and ihes
were approved and duly signed.
The roll was chilled. and the follow
ing gentlemen answered t0their names.
M.ssrs. Bahcu. BelYin Brown. Captr-.
Carter, ChappeIl Con-naw. Crump.
Davis. Hargroyc. JED. Murphy VII
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nc io'''s Jug '''' ..r '',''',
li"ln '"o N'' ~
rs ''''1 ''' ''0
lance o.. 7''l' .''.''' ''l '.l. va. w. .'''
Douhcii in Iti'it"'' 10 1N. prov
ment oil onecAee creek It'd Jus p'
conul'l"h ID i7 constant i'''l''' i" .l'
n'"lln ana lloie ils "l gre people
'n1 "'o"s ~ Di,'N '.,.,.. w. 81
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"ue 7''' .I .,',. .',,~,,''..- I'LL H..
.ioref, tniriyals t.i..evtl. n NAV b.
safely estimated that not less than
$4,000 worth of property ua. de-
.tro,eI bv the freslel of last
Tuesday. t0 saw nothing OF tho growing
inigfv to the rental vain. or ali buiId
hN- i''"'' ." -
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'''',,.i,.'l.,.. i.'ro, inl,.. 'a.,. o9..,i.n
MN, ,bl nn,l,e ,eeif,r. more de-.
1l..',,.., ,.,,r l,...i.l.r.t,n, Nam. .r.,-
p. ' , ,'.- fr",, t,.n.f. ,i,na lar- h.1n
F.
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST FROM
ACROSS THE RIVER.
TIE Trial or John Jones Begun IN
the County Court Death OF Little
Uetiic Uohccs Other Items.

The last communion service m the
old Presbyterian Church was held yes
terday. There was large congrega.
ton. and the pastor. Rev. j. Cleveland
Hall. preached an interesting sermon
on Unanswered Prayers. taking rs
bis text John H.. .: Mine hour ha
not set come. As soon as the new
church plans and specifications are re-
ceivei from Che hands of tLe architect.
the contract viii be let and the work of
dcn0lishing the old church begun.
AT the Central Methodist Church
Sunday night, Rev. Dr. George W. Car
ter preached o very forcihle sermon 20
n large congregation. Ills text WAS the
3l-t verse of the goth chapter of Isaiah.
SUNDAY afternoon large lepr,sen-
tau0us from New South Council No. 3.
and Liberty Council So. i3 JUNIOR
Order United American Mechanics, at
tended. in rcgiIia. lha special service,
100 the Baiuhrloge-strcc. Baptist Church.
The sermon on che occasion was
preached Dy Rev. J.. r. Thornn'li
Nr. q. ID. ltheVs is quite sick at Ihe
residence of BOB, father. DR.. q. l..
Matthews.
Acknowledgements Emmett 7. Du
Val who bass been aiDA Tor week u
more. is able 90 be- out.
The little two-year-old daughter of
Mr.. A O.. Halrck. who was huri by
one oi tne Manchester street cars SAT-
uriav evening while playing in front of
her father house. dlcd yesterday
q g.. I..I. d q
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-09

THYMoL DENTINA. the antisepuc
mouth wash. &c. a bottle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-09

By Mr. Capers. lnstruclng the City
/ Engineer 40 the EARL SO practicable
time to report some plan for the protec-
/ ton of property on Shockoe creek.
Referred TO the Committee on shockoe
/ Creek.
by Mr.. Capers: Resolution INSTRUCT
ing the city railways Co conform t0 the
city ordinances Major Caper- said the
Richmond City Union Railway Compa
ny had grossly violated these orIi.
nances. Another fact was the cruel
treatment u animals. Some of the
beasts Used 10 street cars were unfit 10
be worked. Referred % City Attorney
Meredith.
is Mr.. Murphy: A resolution look
ing % the protection Of property ON
ohockoe creek Referred o. Sn0ckoe
Creek and Finance COMMITTEE.
WORK INSTEAD OBJ TALK.
In less than two hours tine Board had
accomplished It's task and adjourned. %
fact due TO the high conception the
Board has for work instead of talk.
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Go to the Standard
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-08-21
NUGGETS OF NEWS

The streets of Duluth, Mimi, were
flooded by heavy rain storm and much
damage resulted.
Adeline Patti Nicolini will open her
English tour at Birmingham on Oct. IA.
After completing her engagements
there she viii come to America, begin
ring her tour of the United States al
Chicago on Dec. 8.
The death of NJ. Damala is now
authoritatively ascribed to overdoses OF
morphine and cocaine, to which he was
passionately addicted.
The engagement of the daughter of C.
p. Huntington TO the German Prince
Hatzfeldt is announced.
It is believed in Pittsburg that the
South Fork dam will be rebuilt by the
fishing club when the Johnstown dam
agcasIIits are settled. Members of the
club say they cannot afford to lose the
$500, 00O invested in the property.
Arthur Halliday, son of Rev. DR.. S. d.
Halliday, for many years associated
with Henry Ward Beecher in the Ply
mouth church, has been placed in an
insane asylum. The young man said he
owned Long Branch and wanted to buy
the Brooklyn bridge.
Pittsburg expects widespread strike
to result from the rejection by the
manufacturers Of the glass workers
scale,
i is reported that an unnecessary sur
gical operation hastened the death of
Ex-Congressman Laird, of Nebraska
Hc might of have many years.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-08-21

SPECULATION was the cause Of
two recently reported downfalls Of
prominent men, a street railway
president in New York city and a
young lawyer in. Minneapolis. The
latter sought wealth in real estate
operations; the former in new pa
tent right, aud both used the mon-
ey Of other people 10 their specula
tions. Haste to attain wealth, is
becoming almost an epidemic; pur-
sued by legitimate means, it is not
wrong. But most Of the many
breaches Of trust" may be traced
to it.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-08-21
PerERsoN for September is a

Peterson for September is al
ready on our table. The steel en-.
craving, "Pick Back is charm.
ing picture; the wood illustration,
"The Young Family is exceeding
II pretty. The illustrated article
gives q variety Of head dresses and
costumes. and describes them in q
charming way. Miss Bowman
serial I'm St. Tammany Parish, 2
ends most touchiDgly, while the
other continued story, lied and
I" concludes in as sprightly a man
nef IS it commenced. The short
stories are exceptionally good and
the fashion and household notes are
as complete as ever. The "Talk
81 4 Trained Nurse" gives useful
and much needed directions FOL
Lifting and Moving . Helpless
Person. Altogether this number
thoroughly maintains Peterson 3 4
high reputation. Terms two dol.
lars year. Address Peterson.
Magazine, SOC Chestnut Street,
PhiIadelphis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-08-21

The four-in. hand committee met
here yesterday afternoon in room
in the Maryland Hotel, and sue
ceeded in naming the FIVE delegates
from each side in each district rep.
resenting the Bannon and Wells
faction who are to meet in conven-
ton on the 9Th of September to
nominate the Democratic ticket
for the people. lie there is any peo-
pie in this State whose rights are
trampled upon, and who are utter
" subservient to the will and dicta-
ton Of an arbitrary power or a pol
itical oligarchy, that people is the
Democratic party Of Anne Arundel.
How long they will submit to these
outrages upon their dearest rights
remains for them to say.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-08-21

Probably no one thing has caused such
i general replx al 81 trade at Walter Hoag
IS s CO., Drug Store as their giving away
" their customers Of 90 many free trial
nollless Of DIR. Kings New Discovery
xor Consumption. Their trade Is simply
enormous Ia this very valuable article
from the fact that il always cures and
nereF disappoiDts. Coughs. Colds. Asth
as. Bronchitis, Group. and al throat aid
lung diseases quickly cured. You can
test ii before bnyiEg by getting trial bot
Ito free. large SIZE Every bottle guar
anlkd
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-08-21

SINCE Japan got a.constitution it
must naturally have political par
ties, and one Of them is called the
Ji-pi-to. If it can beat the party
we have here in Anne Arundel
known as the four-in-hand party, it
ought to be downed by the people
at once.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-08-21

WAsHIgGToN, Aug. 21 From sources
Of an unofficial character the navy de-
parfment officials have been informed
that the official trial trip Of the gun.
boat Petrol at Baltimore may not prove
to be so successful as was AZ first sup.
posed. III fact there Is q suspicion thai
the little vessel did not fulfill al thai
was required By tie contract. and il j!
certain that ii She has done better than
that il was but slightly above contract
requirements
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-08-21

THE time for a Western demand
for smoney to move the crops" is at
hand; new wheat having commenc-
cd to arrive at Chicago. The mon
ey market is not yet, however, af-
fected, but probably will be soon,
though to what extent cannot be
predicted.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-08-21

Tie Gar Drinks Francis JoscpIl's Health
ST.. PETERsBURG. Aug. 21.-The car
and czar.na received at lunch the menu
bers Of Il 2 Austrian embassy in honor
OF the birthday Of the Emperor Francis
Joseph. The car proposed the health
of his imperial brother, which was drunk
with due honors.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-08-21
No HYfstlleI

Continued warm, generally fair
weather; southwesterIy winds; showers
and cooler weather Thursday.