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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-22

PERSONAL Gertie Stans6ufy, p. ,a.
cipal bookkeeper at J. B. Cralie ; penshle er
bureau. Washington, d. O., 10 speeG, ansa in
months vacation with party Oh iii'N'' -
Boston, Mass. .n.u.da,nbia vho
has bean visiting Mr.. Charles King, LETT fof
home to day. ,o;,ted
Mr. sherman Fowler has been appointed
oroapist Of ST. Psul's Church.
Mr., Linden Kent was 10 the city to-day.
Miss Maggie Dean has returned from tne
WHITE Sulphur Springs, and has remover
to 3l5 North ST. Asaph street. ,,,-o
Mrs. George W. Jones has gene 60 oliver
Sorinps Md, to spend few weeks.
CO..: Samuel R Johnston is in the city, on
q visit 20 his brother. Meior Geo. johnston.
Mis- Bale Chapman has returneo AFTER
5eIiohtful trip through the North.
Miss Ashley Dempsey has returned rom d
four-months' absence in Fauquier county.
Rev Horace ssriDefeilcw is visiting re-
laiVes in this city. go
The Misses Kinelelter, OF bsiie Se. G,
vis,,ing The Misses King, on soutn o.
Mss Lille Agnew hos gone to Fairfax Tor
NJ Gso. W. Maukn, late of Falls Church;
hiss takea up bis residence here-his ola
Mas Lizzie Albraad is quite sick at her
home on Patrick street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-22

$40 40> or fight. See WAR" Robertson's
advertisement in this paner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-22

WTANrED-A STRONG, HEALTHY GIRL
w fer general Homework, good washer and
ironer. Must have reference. Good wages to the
right person. Inquire between I and 3 p. N. at
719 9th street n. W., Washington, D. C.
sep16 1w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-22
Many Persons are brok

down from oyerwork or household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion, removes excess Of bile,
and cures malaria. Get the genuine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-22

BALTIMORE, Sept. % -Hogs.-ligbt supply and
fairly good demand ; quotations -6Ac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-22

New YORK, Sept. 22-Cotton easy; uplands
10 ZIG Orleans 105s; futures firm. Flour dull
and weak. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn dull
and firm. Pork quiet and steady at $11 50a
- %. Lard quiet and easy at Sc 47A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-22

RAN INTo A WHARF AS the steamer
PAM on hsr return from River View last
nioht, was making her landisg at Prince
street wharf, enc was. by accident, ruo. into
the end of the pier with considerable force
The end of the wharf was damaged 10 the
extent of several hundred dollars, but the
steamer was but little burt. The accident
caused much excitement among the psssen
gers. but none were hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-22

DEATH OF MKs. GEORGE DUFFEY.-Ihe
msuy friends and acqnaintances CT MFs
Ssrsh G. Duffy. wife OF Msjor George
Duffy, were grieved to hear Of her death,
which occurred at gu early hour this morn
jng. at her residence, on 9outh Fairfax street.
TIE deceased had been 10 failing health Tor
soma time, sud during the past year her
ohysical strength had declined rapidly.
Last fall, while engaged in culinary duties,
she was severely burned By the explosion
of coal gas from stove, and though her
;piuries were not so serious as at first sup
posed. the shock to her nervous system was
such that her health, which previously had
hseu impaired, waned rapidly. Yesterday
her condition grew alarming. bot toward
nicht she rallied considerably, though later
grayer symptoms appeared, and the eoo oil
iiifs,s current set 10. This morning, sur
rounded by her grief-stricken family, her
soni was released from earthly ties and SOL
rowe. Mrs. Dnfsy was an estimable lady;
of q meek and quiet spirit. justly esteemed
nv sill who knew her, and her HUSBAND.
children and others near and dear to ner
have the sincere sympathy OF all IN this
their ssddest hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-22

CHICAGO, Sept. 22-11:sO g. m-Wheat-Do
1918 May 1864. Corn-Oct 48as May SOC.
Oats-Oct 3Saa; May 41a.. Mess Pork-Js'
Sl1 so; May $12 40 Lard-Dec S. As Ja
Sc 62lh. Short ribs-Oct So 321s Jan SIS 70.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-22

CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE CITY.-Judge
James Keith presiding Alexandria aud
Washington K K. Co. vs. City Oouncli OF
Alexpnoria upon application of comp ain
ant leave was granted to Ge on amended
bill by the Is of November, aud case set
for hearing or the second day OF Dacem-
Der at Warreoton.
Waterman VS.: Brill; smoot vs.. Vincent +;
McCrink VS. Eureka Screw Bolt and Nut
Works; Neale VS.. Schuyler E ectric Light
Co, ana Adam VS. Adam cases dismissed.
Shepherd vs.. Neaie; demurrer su,tained
as TO one plea snd overruied ss to others.
w. F Grub va. Mt Vernon Fire Iosur.
ance Co; demurrer overruled end cese cor
tiuued.
A petition was fled for the appointment
of E L Daineer6eld 10 place of s. NJ. Eel
ton as trustee for Charlottesville and Rap
idsu Railroad.
Court adjourned till tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-22

POLICE REpoRT-Last night was CLOUDY
aud cool with rain about O'CLOCK this morn
ing. 49,
following case:
VIM. Fields, colorsd, fer disorderly con,
duct; w. B. Chichester for being drunk and
disordery Andrew Lomax, Kossu b VII
lians aud Ed Jones for disorderly conduct /;
Wa. Price, colored, for an assault on Ann
Williams, and BENZ. Thomas, colored, for an
assault on Amanda Williams, and VIM. Hall
for being drunk on the street, were lined
81 80 each.
Fannie Thompson, colored, charged with
disordery conduct and VIM. Lghtfoot, col,
ored, for the same offanse, were discharged
with reprim ands.
Hester Carroll, colored, for being drunk
and disorderly, was foed 81.
Lee Lowell, colored, for disordegly conduct,
was fined 81 so.
Howard Bryant, coored, for being drunk
and disorderly, was fioed 81 so and In de-
fault OF payment, was sent so Jail.
VIM. Fountain. colored, for selling liquor
on Sunday and without o license. was hued
$l5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-22

TIVE OPERA HOUSE TIC night the Paris
ion FoIly and Spectacular Company will
" one of their choice exhibitions ct the
O . House. There Is nothing to oispiesse
N. most fsstidlou5 in the exhibition, and
the newspapers CT every city the company
Inns visited speak in cOmmendab'e terms OF
their performances. The company. 1t 10
claimed, is frst-clats. and not to be com
pared to the numerous inferior troupes now
giving performances throughout the coun-
try. Though spectacular, the ae1lng Is
chsste and nothing ccturs to offend the mod
esty of any one. ....
Barlow. Bros. Mlnstrels, one of the best
trcupes travelling, will give one OF .nelp
popular performances at the Opera House
tomorrow night. This troupeis well Known
throughout the country. and is greeted oy
OVERT lwiug houses wherever they appear
Ths newspapers of the different cities the
troupe has visited speak in glowing terms OF
.heic performence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-22

MTANTED-AN ACTIVE, HONEST MAN
w Salary 500 monthly, if suitable, with op
portunities for advance, to represent locally re-
sponsible New York hon:e. Referenc g. MANU-
,FACTURER lock box 1856 New York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-22

JUST OUT.
If you want to rid your house Of Beaches and
Water Bugs get one of the CHAMPION TRAPS at
J. D. H. LUNT'5. Price 25c sep22
A RTIsTs' MATERIAL at and below cost to re-
II duce stock at
sep22 j. D. b. LUNT'S.
A LARGE LINE OF sPoNG Es ju,t received at
II sep22 J. D. II. LUNTS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-22
WANTS.

WANTED ACTIVE, HONEST MAN
w Salary $1OO monthly if suitable, with op-
portunities for advsncs to represent locally re-
sponsiole New York house. keferences. MAN o.
FACIURER lock box 1856 New YORK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-22

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-22

Court adjourned till tomorrow.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-21
s@ Dor einiaen esobren botteu mi

s@ Dor einigen Sabren batten mir
febr DieI an @bolera Worbus anfdaen
3u IeibeH, unb uenn mir bic Symphonic
tDie Wagenbei6wer0en. Diorrtoe etc.
bemerteu, iDerben mir dngfIid. Dir
habeH bte grfabrung gena6t, baB
@bamberlains RemeSD In iebem ssaue
benz 9eiDen uorbeust. gs it dbnli6 ME
bie @bolsra Mittel. eutbdlt aber sSnare.
bien3ien. bic es angenebmer unb if1neI.
Ter Ditfenb MAIDEN. Sheriff Deperear
iagte uns, bob er an gboIera Worbus
leibet unb unldngft einen Mnfall befam.
gr faufte cine 6Iaihe gbamberIains
@Olic. @bolera unb Diarrboe 2emebn
unb 3wei Dozen fiellten Jpn Der. Wir
i9reibeH bies ni@t aIs be3ablie Anseige,
ionbern nm unieren 2eiern AL iaaeli,
baB bas Miiiel i'm Saufe aebalten fpers
ben follte: = Srop. (Ranfas) @bief.-
Tertauf bel &. @oba uno Co., &. 9aIt-
eper unb 5obn unb In aIen apotbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-21

alfreb sablte feline 3e9e uub eing in
bic SdloBruine binauf. Die bunflen.
ibmalen Sreppen bic ba 3pii6en
roibgrauen MauerfoloHen bon 6tods
iDert 5u 5todtpert, bon @aIerie 3u
@aIerie tell empotfH6ren, paren
ibm tuobl befannt. Ct tatete fi6 bor.
mdrts unb aufmdrts. So unb bort fab
Der beiiirnte Nbenbbimmel our1 bic
leeren Geniierbogen unb gab elm uns
fiberes 2idt.<
@nbli1 tuar er auf Der oberlfen
8oletie. Die 8dume aug oem Burg.
bOf unb bem einiiigen JeliaaI ragten
| mit bunteIn Wipfeln aus Der inneren
5iefe taum bis bierber. Gin pilb aus.
aeaadtsr Mauetranb, Der al einigeu
@tellen nod 10 bod mar, baB bic Gen.
tterbogen in inn unbsrfalen ibre e6len
Slnien aeisten. umfGranfte idhbenb ait
| 66be.
alfteo Iebnte fi1 on ben 9anb unb
| lab In bic ii9 erbe1enbe Na6t binaus
eeitWdrts bon ihm raete maflig bei
Sbeil ber &uine, tpel6en Der bieredige
Wa9ttburm tt6nte, BON bem tags bic
roibgelbe SABINE tpebte, bic SABINE, an
tpelGer Der flBe seIiebte Rnabe f6 ers
freut. ., baB ibn alles, aues baran
mabnen muBtel
Sief i'm 8bal, In bas man iiber Die
fi@ uieberientsnben WaIbesbreitea binz
meg fab, btintten bic 2i6ter bon Baben
auf. Gin tDeiBli@er Ounf lag ba uns
ten uno nabm iebt seipenitigen SiIbers
elan3 on. Der M0nb NOR binter ber
Woltenbant am Sori3ont emporgefom.
men. Gein blintenbes 0albrun5 i1ien
bliBiGnea an 9immel hin3ufiiegems
neil unter ibm fiIberpelB umfdumtes
@eD6ltbor benz Winbe iaete. Gdpar,
unb groB erboben fid bic 3erri1enen
Wauertriimmer Dor benz Glan3. Der in
ungebro1ener Giille bur1 bic boblen
Geniter Fam uno ibneeblei9 auf benz
@iiri@ lag. Gin iummenbsr tlaeenber
Son f6DOa aupeilen oil unb perflang.
Die AeolsbarfeH er3itterien i'm Winoe.
Die f96ne @r6Be bieIer Na1tltunbe
iibetmdltigte ben einiamen Wann. gr
legte iein @efidt in bic 6anb. Sbm
mar, afs miife er tpeinen uno nit ben
3rdnen bic 8obestdlte erwei6en, bic
ibm i'm bangen 9sr3en fab.
Wenn er bier in bieiem ldb0nbeiisge,
iegnetsH aueenbIid nit ibr ifdnbe !!
Wie Dtiroen iie es auiammen genieBen !!
Db he tDuBte, luie ct liits
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-21
Tamtafie iiber eas Rafire,t.

Jriiber raRrte i6 mid ielbF. Das
Daren mir traurige Sage, unb bas
SbrdnenpatIer, lpel6es id iiber bic
Gliuge ipringeu lieB, lit nidt 3u meGen.
gbe bic 5e:Fe fbdumte, fbdumte i'd -
Dor Wutb. Das Mb3ieben Der MefIer
lernte i9 ME, unb nit benz Bartpiniel
lag i6 in fteter 5ebbe. Stun er1f bas
6auptipert - bas Rafren.
Beim Wenbesirtel Der Sbren, ba qina
es nod on, aber mebe. wenn i1 an oas
8orgebirge Ger Ginnlabe fam, ober gar
bic fleine Meerenae 3niiden Naie unb
Munb paifireu muBte, banu tpdr 6oIs
lanb in N0tben, es fab mir io3ufagen
bas Meier orbentlid on Der Geble.
nnb es bat man9mal sei@abt, baB mein
@iubennadbar eeglanbt, es mdre Elm
6oI3uurm in ieiner 8ettlteue. gs aing
bel bieiem Wert Der Biiages@ibililation
oft iebr blatia al, i'd i6nitt mid 10,
BOB ,d na9 8erlauF bon elmer Wohe
in meinem bolbfeIigen Nntlib eine
orbentlide G6niitbanblung angeleat
bate.
Sa DerI1mor i'd bas Gelbifrafren
unb 9ing gum Barber. Weld) cine
umman6lung, aIs bies lebenbige, mels
ierab3iebenbe 8artbertiIsuues Snbipie
bum mid beoiente. Ntit tpeI1em Nn.
itanb maIte ct mir nit SiIfe bes BIN.
ieIs eine MinterIanbl9aft ins @ef9t.
9ein MtHer fdnitt tpie cine 6l6te, unb
als ct in bic @egenb Der Ginnla6e fam,
in bic Hdbe bes Gaus@aius, tpo meine
&airtunif INNER cine i9auberbafte
Nieberlase erlitt, 6a IieB fein MeTer
f6 i'm b66fen @lan3e ieben. Seine
2liuge fdlug In ben S6aumgefilben
tpabre @ntre@ats; iie pirouettirte nit
8ermoseubeit iiber bic fibli9e STEELE,
no oas 8aterlanb Der 3iegenbdrte lit,
mahte bann nod einmol fil9tig bic
Eonbe unb 1aifirte bann in bic Sur
geIreeiOn, no fie grOBe @baine ma9te
unb bann = i@tpippl - nit einem
pas per19manb.
Gtrumelpeter 7! Rimm ineinen OanE
i'm Namen Naer, bic 9aare Iallen milf
fen. Dein Beruf III groB unb perbuns
ben nit unenbli9en Greibeiten. Ou
tannit bic Meai9en BET Der Nale neh.
men, Du fannIf Ollie einieifen, Du
fannf 3u ben 2liisifen iagen: Sch
bintusg nit Deiner Meisbeit, Oeiner
3lusbeit = i'd babe Did barbiert!A
Der garbier ma9t, bob mir ale elm
glattes @ef6t betommen; ber Barber
1T ber 5mei5einige Wtoniteur auer
@tabineuigteiten. Sein Gtrei1riemen
1T bic 6orifeBuna ber Selegrapbenordbte, |
iein Weher fbuappt bic eleftriI6en
GunteH Der @ebanfen bonn geitblolfenen
Munbe meg, Iein 5eifentopf 1T bas
Baifin, mo bic 3eitunss @nten berums
i6wimmen. Weld' gspidhtiger Mann
ber Barber, penn er oos WseiIer
fiibrt, benn ba bat er oas 6eft i'm.
mer in Ger 0anb. Sein Wunber,
baB er nns man9maI f9r6pft unb |
banm aud mieber um ben Bart bers
umgebt.
Sas 2eben III. Elm Sraum = uao
SrGume lino S9dume. Der gr6Bte
Barber 1T 1er Sob; er fiibrt bas 9r0Bte
WeRer unb uebt bamit am iauienben
Strei6riemen Der 3ett. Aud 10 man.
der mir6 babutd) um feline Sunenb
barbiert, urR feline 3utunft, um aa' bic
eetrdumten Soffnungen. alle perben
BON ibm einseieiit. ole miiHsn ft Id5ee.
rem laHen, Obne 4usnabme Der perfon. |
Die tpeiBe Serbiette, bic er um He
hdnst. lit = bas 2eidentud, bonit mir
einge9en in bas 2ano, no mir nid1t
mebr barbiert perbeH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-21
miitel gegen bitfe @eiBeI bes Meni9ens
gef6Ie6ts nidt 3u ermtben.
8leibe iu,.a /!

Salte BaIien uno OaS austrodaen ber Saut
our9 ueeanreIIe Oil" fern. @rbalte
Oein frifdes, roiiseS autieben. Dies Wfittel
berbinoert stustrodnen Der Sant unb S1laif.
perben bet 8ise. GrbaIt Die Saut rein umb
eeldmeiois. $1.00 bel Drussiffen ODER franfo
bsi @rpreB fir $1.oO.
9. g. BeIIs, Serfeb gitp, 81. 5.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-21
RoferneubofbIhtbe.

6elbwebeI: Denn i'd eommanoire !:
@e6ts f6aut! mtHen Cure StrObf0pfe
.rumfliegen. baB lie on Der 2nft Jeuer
tangent"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-08

Ns. Rsynes paused one moment. r.
resolute: Didn't she tell you anything
more about itr'
Nothing, sister mine. Why should
you feel such an interest In what Mrs.
waldron says, u she's such . gossip7''
And Miss Travefs was evidently having
hard work to keep from laughing out.
right.
"You had better write your letter."
said her big sister. and fiounced suddenly
out Of the room and up the stairs.
A moment later she was at the parlor
door with wrap thrown over her
shoulders. "lf Capt. Rayner comes In,
tell him want particularly TO see him
before he goes out again"
Where arc you going. Kater
"Oh, just over to Mrs. Waldron's q
moment
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-08
SS|gll3I3!aEER
ey Capt Charles King. Y. S.A.
Author Of "DuMAvEN RANCE" (" 'sHE CoIoNELs
DAuoHrxR, !" .sMARIoN's FArrH," /" ETC.


Copyright BY Nppincott Company, Philadelphia, and
publishsd BY special arrangement with theml
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-13
Naval Cadet Hon.

Some time ago a correspondent of the
San stated that there would be no Naval
Academy Hops this winter Another
correspondent of recent date denies
this statement, and says that the usual
number of hops will be given. What gave
rise to the rumor was, that the hops here
tofore given were controlled by the ca
diets of the first class as a class, which
was objected to by the other classes.
Hereafter committees from the different
classes viii have charge of these hops.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-13
A Special Term OF Court,

Chief Judge Miller issued an order to
day converting the Circuit Court in
special session on the Srd of December,
to try the negro Ernest Forbes, for a
felonious assault on Miss Phipps, on the
morning of November 9Th. The Court
will draw fourty-eight names from the
jury-box tomorrow from which win be
selected twelve grand jurymen. At the
same time the cases of the rioters viii be
tried. There are thirteen in number
eight charged with rioting and disturb
ing the peace, and 1--WE for carrying con-
cealed weapons. The prisoner win be
brought here and arraigned for trial on
the first day of Court.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-13
Miss Abell WIN rake the veil.

Miss Mary S. Abel. the eldest aaagh-
ter Of the late A. S. Abel, OF the Balti-
more Sun, win take the white veil st the
Convent of Visitation, in Georgetown,
in January. She entered as a postulent
some time ago, and for nearly year has
been preparing for the novitiaie.
Miss Abel, who is one Of the wealth
lest women in the State. has, like the
rest of her family, always been devout
member of the Catholic Church, but not
until after her fathers death did she
make up her mind to renounce the world
II is understood by her fathers viii
that she came into possession of some
e. 000.0 900 worth of property. all of
which is safely invested in real estate
Only his three sons. George, Edwin and
Walter, arc interested in the newspaper.
As the property was given direct, and
is not held in trust, Miss Abel can dis
pose of it as she sees proper, and rumor
has it that she has determined to emulate
the example of Miss Catharine Drexel
and give all her possessions to the church.
There are three other sisters, two of
whom are married One is the wife of
merchant named Brady, who is now in
business out West, and another married
Col. L. Victor Baughman, the present
Comptroller of the Maryland State Treas
ury. The announcement has created
decided sensation in church circles.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-13
CAPITAL JoTTINGS.

Comptroller Baughman left on the
noon train.
II is claimed by many that Forbes will
never tried in Anne Arundel 1t is very
doubtful.
Cen Seth was here to-day and left on
the steamer GOV Thomas over the cruis-
ing grounds.
The term of Court just closed, is said
TO have been one of the most expensive
ever held
Senator j ]. Lindsay. of Baltimore
county, was here to-day on business with
the Court of Appeals.
The usual Thanksgiving Hop win be
given on Wednesday, Nov. 20, Thanks
giving eve.
Rev DR. Southgate Of st. Anne's will
exchange pulpits with Rev Mr. Packard,
of West River on Sunday next.
Paying of bets on the election are now
in order Mr.. Geo King won S. so hat
from a West street merchant
Democratic ratification meetings are
being held In nearly every city and town
in the State. When is Annapolis to have
hersy
Mr.. Frank Smith is about to launch 3
batteau named Annie s. It is daisy
and was built by Mr. Jno. Branzell, Of
Eastport.
Revival meetings are now in progress
at Wesley Chapel NJ f. Church; under
the supervision of the Herbert Praying
Band.
Mr. II A. Seidewftls tho well-known
florist of this city, received sekeral priz.
es fe- flowers at the Gardeners Club
meeting in Baltimore.
Gov, jackson was not here to-day,
having gone to Columbus, Ohio, TO at
tend the Thurman banquet, which takes
place this evening
The week of prayer service win be
omitted at the Presbyterian Church to-
night, and instead will be held at the
Presbyterian branch Sunday School,
West street.
Justice Basil was engaged to-day in
making out the recognizance papers in
the cases of the rioters to be tried at the
special session of Court.
Upwards Of seSenty-fye witnesses
were summoned in the Tracy embezzle.
meni case-many of them being four and
I'VE days in attendance, and several be-
ing witnesses for the State and defense
The Democrats of Western Maryland are
having big time, holding Publication
neetings-eyery town and city uniting
with another TO celebrate their great VIC
Tory
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-11-13
THE wEEk oF PRAYER.
Last Evenings subjeet-From Child
hood TO Manhood.

Al theWednesday evening lecture al
the Presbyterian Church last night. the
pastor took for his subject From Child
hood to Manhood The following is a
brief abstract Of his lecture:
If the money that is wasted in tobacco
BY the boys were saved until the age of
twenty one. and placed in savings bank
and kept there until the time of old age,
when the ability to work or conduct
business is gone. there would be a very
nice income from these savings and their
aecumulations alone. The tobacco bill
Of many youth is not less than two dol
lars week. Then many who have the
tobacco habit as they approach manhood
acquire the whisky habit, and spend
large sums in this way If this money
with the interest upon it could be saved
TO some period away on in life.when they
need it, they would have a comfortable
income. Idleness and wastefulness in
early life are the cause OF much Of the
anxiety and want OF later years The
increase of intellectual wealth is govern
ed by laws similar to those of money. If
the mind be cultivated by reading and
study in youth, it viii go on increasing
its stock Of knowledge all through life.
II il be neglected during that period. ii
is with difficulty that men make any pro-
gre in knowledge. The Duke of Wei
lington, on visiting the school where he
was educated, remarked: Here the bat
tie of Waterloo was fought and won.
III the boys around us could only feel
that the schools they attend are in GER
tain sense battle fields as well as others
they shall meet further on, they would
not waste an hour of their precious time.
What hoy is in school he is apt to be
in manhood and midage. If he be waste
full Of time and neglectful of study, he
viii be reminded of his course after years
have passed If he be studious and at
tentiye to duty, ii will be seen in the h n
orable position which he will fill after
while. The same laws are seen in the
formation ofour moral character. Youth
is the mouldable period, and through the
grace OF God, we can shape our charac-
tiers and make them beautiful Every ex-
ercise Of virtue leads to a habit that
strengthens as the years pass away If
we are not forming good habits in youth
we shall not have these good habits in
manhood The reason why many have
no habits of Bible reading, and church
going and prayer in manhood is because
they did not form these habits in child
hood and youth. In multitudes of cas-
es we can tell what the youth was by
what the man is. The man is apt to be
what the youth is, when he energies from
youth into manhood. If the youth neg
lects religion, manhood and old age are
apt to find him still neglecting it. 1t is a
remarkable fact, confirmed by carefully
prepared statistics, that the conversions
between the ages of twelve and twenty
are equal to those between twenty and
fifty. Out Of one thousand conversions
in recent revival, there were Eve hun
bred and forty-eight below the age of
twenty. If the period of youth be neg
lected, then for the great majority the
future opens gloomily enough. Ifyouth
be blunder, then manhood will be
struggle, and old age regret.