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Pulled the Wrong Rope.

PHILADELPHIA, October ls.-Miss Ida
Dusenburv. 10 years old, stenographer
and typewriter, was instantly killed by an
elevator in the Thackeray building, this
city, this afternoon. She had ridden on the
car from an upper floor to the
second story and then walked to
the first floor, where she pulled the rope
intending to send the car to the top Of the
building Unfortunately she got hold Of
the wrong rope and the heavy car came on
her head, breaking her neck. a few min
utes before the accident Miss Dusenbury
had accepted an invitation TO dinner 70
be given tomorrow in honor Of herself and
her future husband.
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Action of Furniture Workers.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, October 1S.-The
furniture workers of America passed a
resolution declaring that it shall be the
duty of the Executive Board TO have an
understanding with the Brotherhood of
Carpenters, by which each should support
the other in case of a strike. Itwas decid-
ed that each local union shall fix the mini
mum wages to be paid in every shop. All
local unions were instructed to oppose the
contract and piece work systems, action
was also taken which will not allow men,
bers of the union to work for sub-contract-
80.
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storms on the nrItIsh Coa.t.

LONDON, October ia severe storm
prevails along the North British coasts.
The wind blew with such fury that the
British feet lying at Scarborough was COM
PEELED TO run to sea to escape being blown
ashore. The Admiral and 240 officers and
men were left ashore. They had been
dancing all night at ball given by the
Mayor of the town. and this morning when
they attempted to board their vessels they
found it impossible, owing TO the heavy sea
that was running Three sailors were
Washed overheard and drowned.
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Locomotive Engineers Convention.

PIrrsBURG, PA. October lS.-The Inter
national Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers held another session to-day, but as
the matters under consideration We're
questions affecting the organization, the
public were excluded The delegates will
continue in secret session until the entire
business of the society is disposed of. The
election Of officers will be the last buSi-
ness Of the convention
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-19
some Cheek.

PrrrSBuRG. October lS.-Another meet
ing was held to-day between the managers
of the Pittsbu Players and National
League clubs. and again they were kept
apart by a mere question of price. There
was a free showing up of assets
and Liabilities, principally the lat
ter, on both sides, while the former
consisted largely Of hopes in the future.
The matter finally came down 10 fiat
made by the players that they
absorb 40 per cent. of the stock of the COM
0iued clubs, allowing but 30 per cent TO
fall 70 the share of the National League.
The proposition was refused, and another
meeting is tabled for next week.
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LILO NcIIeh nffheI InrY-

ELMIRA, y. Y, October lS.-The jury in
the Eitenberger murder case returned a
verdict at . o'clock of not guilty. The
prisoner was discharged This morning
while the jury were taking exercise in the
streetin care of special officers, G. ). Hal
bert. wealthy milk dealer, shouted TO
them, IF you convict that woman you
ought to be shot" He was placed in lail
to await the action of the grand jury, but
was released later on a $500 bond given by
the counsel for the defense.
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Illinois Town Badly scorched.

/. CHICAGO. October 1S.-A Journal special
from Virdin, Illinois, a town % miles south
of Springfield, on the Chicago and Alton,
says that half of the business portion was
burned at an early hour this morning.
Twelve stores were destroyed. The town
has no fire department, and the ringing of
the church bells brought out half of the
population to fight the flames. The loss,
which cannot be ascertained, was not COW
cred by insurance.
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Death Rather Than Distraction.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, October lS.-A special
from Manitowie, Wis, gives the details OF
a suicide of a young girl named Louisa Al
ward, aged - years, 10 escape marriage to
a man whom she disliked, but whom her
parents were bound she should marry. The
poor girl was found dead in her bed few
davs before her intended wedding, and an
ANALYSIS of the contents of her stomach by
a Milwaukee chemist developed the fact
that she had taken a heavy dose of arsenic.
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He Only shot Him.

JACKSONVILLE, Ill, October lS.-Much
excitement was caused by the shooting last
night at Bluffs, small town twenty miles
west of here, of Harry Thompson by tel
egraph operator named Chenowlth;;
Thompson, with several companions, had
gone to Bluffs from here. While there
Thompson had quarrel with Chenowlth
in the station, when the latter shot ana IN
stantlv killed him. Chenowith went 10
Winchester, the county seat, and gave hlm-
self ND this morning.
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Harry Won't Get 1t.

PITTsBURG, PA, October ls-Harry VIII
liams, one of the most widely known theat-
rical managers and owner Of the Academy
of Music, in Pittsburg. has entered suit
against the publishers of the United Prcs-
byterian, of this city, for libel. Several
days ago there was fire in the Academy
building and the United Presbyterian in com
menting on it, called the place low class
theatre and generally pitched into every
thing concerned with variety shows. Mr..
Harry Williams places his damages at
$50. 1000, and the publishers express mild
surprise at his action.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-19

HALLE, October lS.-At to-day's session
of the Socialist Congress it was decided to
nominate candidates to contest all the cleo
tions held in the City of Berlin. IT was
also decided to hold Socialist labor
demonstration on the first OF May next,
and thereafter on the Sunday following the
first of May in each year. \ resolution
was adopted declaring that Herr Werner,
whose loyalty to Socialism has been ques-
toned, was incapable Of representing the
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The Object of Their Visit.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, October 1S.-Several
members of the German Iron Master 5
party are in this city. Herr Yung said in
course of a conversation: "As a result Of
the visit of these German Iron men TO this
country, many Of our most experienced
iron manufacturers will invest their money
here and become citizens of the Republic.
Visits are being made 70 every part Of the
United States by delegates with view of
establishing at different advantageous
points, great iron manufactures.
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Mckinley at Pittsburg.

PITTsBuRG. PA, October lS.-Maior Nc
Kinley, the distinguished Congressman
from Ohio spoke at Carnegie Han, Alle-
gheny, tonight The place was hlled 10
and no public man ever re
ceived a warmer reception. Inc MAJOR
seemed TO be in the best OF condition ana
talked cheerfully and eloquently. Aiter
his speech was over it required squad Oh
policemen to get him to his carriage on ac-
count of the rush 10 grasp his hand.
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a Rough Trip.

ASTORIA, OREGON, October 1S.-The
American Ship. City of Philadelphia, ar
rived to-day, pig day from New York.
The ship left New York, March 18th. On
NAV IL the vessel encountered a gale and
her rudder was carried away. She man
aged, however, to reach Rio Janeiro where
repairs were made When off Cape Horn,
the vessel encountered fierce snow and
wind storm which lasted 40 days.
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Ticket once Robbed.

Special Tslegrqm 10 ne sunday Register.
MARrINsBURG. October 1S.-The ticket
Office of the Cumberland Valley railroad at
Bunker Hill, about nine miles from this
place, was broken into last night and all
the money in the till taken. The amount
secured was small, as the agent had taken
most of the receipts with him when he left
the Office.
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His Body Found.

RACINE, Wis, October 1s.-The skeleton
of Ernest Schluter, who disappeared mys-
teriously with his two children, in March,
1851. was found buried in the cellar of his
former home to-day. No trace of the bodies
of the children can be found, but it is be-
lieved the entire family were murdered anc
the bodies buried on the premises. A thor
ough search of the place will be made by
the authorities.
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The Birchall Case.

OTTAWA, ONT, October lS.-The report
of Justice MacMahon and notes of the evil
dence taken in the Birchal trial have
reached the Department of State. The
Judge in his summary quotes in full the
famous letter of Birchall to Col. Benwell,
the father of the murdered man, evidently
laying great stress upon it. The whole
case will be revised by the Minister OF
Justice, as usual.
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Her Clothing Caught Fire.

Specidl Ielegrdm % ne RegiSter.
CLARKsBURG, October 1S.-A horrible
accident occurred in this city, near the de-
pot. this morning. Nellie, the three
vear-old daughter of Thomas Feeney, while
standing near the fire ignited her clothing,
which was all burned from her. Her life
is despaired of She was sweet child
and her parents have the sympathy of the
community in their affiictiOn.
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Fatal Quarrel.

NEVADA. Mo, October lS.-Jake Kimber
and John Linn, who have been at enmity
for some time, met on the street last night
and engaged in a quarrel. Kimber was
with woman and started home, when
Linn ran after him and stabbed him fatally
in the left side. Kimber is a young farmer
and Linn is son of a prominent banker OF
this place
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-19

CNc1NNArI, October 1S.-The Latonia
races resulted as follows; First race, one
mile, Erminie won; time, 1:44l. Second
race, one mile and twenty yards, Barney
won: time, :459{ Third race. one mile,
Blarney Stone won; time, :43l4. Fourth
race, five furlOngs, Rainier won; time, l ;04
Pifth race, one mile and an eighth, Fort
natis won; time :55SI
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BALTIMORE. October1S.-President May,
er First Vice President Smith, Second
Vice President King and Directors OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, left Camden
station last night by a special train on the
annual tour of inspection Of all the western
lines Of that road. They will be gone about
ten days.
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WHY He Took Morphine.

CrxcrNNArI, O.. October ls.-Cassius l..
Mock. keeper of livery stable in Wash
ington c. H., Ohio, was found in room ~
of the Stag hotel gasping for breath, and
died in less than an hour, in spite of the ei-
forts of a physician who was called. 1t
was found he had taken morphine. HIS
friends say there was no motive for suicide,
as he was good business man and had an
excellent family, but had been attending
the races and drinking heavily. and took
morphine 10 counteract the effects,
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RrickIaYers Killed.

CHICAGO, October lS-Felix Young was
instantly killed, James Turner possibly IA
tally injured, and several others were bad
ly bruised, this morning, by the falling of
derrick on a new building here. The men
were bricklayers, who were working on
their floor when an immense derrick used
for hosting iron beams toppled over on
them.
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CoYIngton's Recount.

CINCINNATI, o.. October lS.-The official
recount of votes in CovingtOn, made in the
contest of Mr.. Schiller, Democratic candi-
date for Mayor, resulted in showing an in
creased majority for Mr.. Thomas, the Re
publican candidate, and resulted IN another
Republican elected to Council, making tnat
body stand six Republicans and four Dem
Oerats
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Two for Brooklyn.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October lS.-Brooklyn
again defeated Louisville to-day in the
second game of the worlds series by
superior playing. Attendance $500, Score:
Louisville. ...........1 0 /
Brooklyn ''''''. 80 = 0 u
Hits, 6 and ); errors, and 3. Pitchers,
Daily and Lovett; earned, Louisville l.
Umpires, Curry and McQuaid.
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without Food or Raiment.

CHICAGO, October 1S.-The Mayor has
received long appeal from Houghton,
Brown county, S. d., signed by A. c.
Bartlett, s. C. Lewis, +. Piper, Samuel
Johnston and b. Cumming. These men
the towns of Greenfield and
Brainerd. They say that the crops of
Brown county have been failure during
the past three years, and people are abso-
lutely without food, fuel or clothing, and
asks the Mayor to appeal for aid in their
behalf. Mayor Cregier will receive sub
scriptions of either money, clothing or pro-
visions.
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NaturaIization Frauds.

CHICAGO, October 1S.-In the fraudulent
naturalization cases this morning, United
States Commissioner Hoyne held Solomon
Provan Prang, Democratic candidate for
the State Senate, in bail for $1,000 to the
Federal grand jury. Barney Manning and
James Sheehan were also held in 800.
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New YORK, October 1s.-Mrs. \. c.
Goodwin. wife of the comedian Nat Good
win. is lying at her home in this city IN
precarious condition as a result OF injuries
received two weeks ago Dy oeing thrown
from a phaeton, while driving IN hiversiIe
Park.
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After suffering several years with the
Teucorrhoa, and no doubt would have
been, only lady induced me to try Sui
phur Bitters Now am well. Inree pou-
lies Hes cured me.-Mrs. Copps. Nepport, r. l.
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In vain the eyes are filed with light;
In vain the cheek with beauty glows,
Unless the teeth are pure and white,
Unless the breath is like rose;
And SOZODONT alone supplies
These beauties that we all so prize.
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LONDON, October lS.-An Italian torpedo
boat which left Naples some time ago for
Spezzia is missing. Nothing has been heard
of her since her departure, and she is be
lieyed to have been lost.
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InterNiew with the Pnne.

DUBLIN. October lS.-A dispatch from
Rome says that the Most Rev. Thomas
Nulty, Bishop of Meath, and DR.. Lyster
have had an interview with the Pope in re
gard 70 the distress in Ireland.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-22
knowledge INA. is Power.


There is such a scarcity in the
navy Of officers who understanl the
principles Of steam navigation that
the demand cannot be filled. The
engsAscr corp is taxed to it's utmost,
yet the supply of these accomplished
officers is not sufficient.
The increase in the number Of
vessels in the navy accounts partly
for the scarcity, but there is the
same want felt in nearly all the
higher mechanical occupations.
The demand FIR electrical engineers
normous- begin to be
pplied. The millwright, one who
understands the setting up of ma
chinery, can command almost his
) price. A man who made this
occupation was recently sent for
90 Central America to super
htead the construction of quartz
crushing mill, and the mine owners
were only too glad to get him and
| pay him $500 . month. From the
city Of Mexico came few days ago
IA urgent appeal for some man who
Understood the photo engraving by
Ehich newspaper Illustration is now
pnducted. A remuneration was
fered that would have made an
Economical man rich in a few years,
lat nobody could be found. The
accomplished photo engravers were
ready busy in good places.
Let young people starting out in
re- learn to do what everybody
ANTS to have done, aud at present
bat is scientific work in the higher
penical arts
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-22
Saturday, tha it isy d November, 1890,
iGaf Frame Dwelling House

known as No. is College Avenue and
now under rent at ten dollars per month.
SECOND. -AIl that lot of ground 'front.'
ing on said College Avenue, tseenfg.fes
feet, with depth of ono Hundred and
asnsty eight feet, which is described in q
deed thereof from Henry DOUGH and
wife to Gertrude Ereytag, recorded in
Liber N III G.. No. 12. fol. 573, and i'm
proved by q TWO-STORY
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-22

A NEw YoRK paper figures it
hpt that over two million dollars
> distributed to winners as the
0ltof horse racing last, season,
}ails it s'fortunes on the turf"
hug is said about the misfor-
3nes Of the men who furnished the
noney for distribution. The other
fkllow can tell you about them.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-22
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.

Barn. and other farm buildings all in good re-
pair. a large patch OF Lawton blackberries
in good bearing.
SIXTEEN LOTS, of from eight TO twelve
acres each, have been laid OF fronting on the
public road which runs past the farm from
Annapolis to Thomas Point anc Bay Ridge;
they contain some of the best land OF the
property, and many of them are covered with
peach orchards in full bearing, and with straw
berry patches.
This property is about throe-fourths of a
mile from Annapolis by water, Spa creek On
which IL lies. forming the boundary between
Annapolis and the county; and is about one
mile from the city by an excellent shell road.
The Annapolis, Bay Ridge and Eastern Shore
Railroad runs through the farm, and there Is
upon IL private switch, which the railroad by
contract is required TO maintain for the use
OF the property. The railroad switch and the
wharf. and the roads leading TO them will be
held in common for the. use and benefit OF all
who purchase.
A church and school are situated on the
public road Immediately opposite the farm.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-22
In PhiIaaslphia retaIIers q Zee

In Philadelphia retailers Of beer
n trying to evade the liquor law
playing the part Of wholesale
alefs. A quart Of liquid is drawn
.hd sold Cor FIVE cents. When ex-
amined It is found to be three
'ourth foam aud one-fourth beer.
professional beer singer is equal
y emergency. The profit in
from the large schooner is
ar than ever.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-22
Erusress' Sal
oFFALUABLE
Farms and Building Lots
Near annapolis, Id.
HOrses, Cattle, Farming Stock
and Implements.
435 il ACRES OF LAND

exclusive OF the right-of-way through the
same. heretofore granted to the Bay Ridge
Railroad. The property has been carefully
sub-divided into several farms OF convenient
size. and into number of garden and building
lots. by survey and plat thereof, recently
made by John Duvall. Esquire, Surveyor.
which may be seen at the offices OF the under
signed; photographic copies OF the plat viii be
furnished at request.
LOT NO. 1 contains IS2 Acres, about 30 of
which arc woodland; the cleared land is in an
excellent state OF cultivation, the soil is fer
tile and admirably adapted to the production
of grain, hay. tobacco, fruit and vegetables
for all of which the farm has been. and Is re-
markable. The improvements consist OF q
tWo-stOry
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-22
Never Mind. Sir John.

Mcdonald, in Canals,
81 a way that inter
his digestion. In a
kf Halifax be said ofthe land
sums up65, 900. 900 inhabitants
Rainat Cseada's 5000, 900
II Is a great country, but it will have
Is vicissitudes and revolutions. Look
the mass of foreign ignorance and
Ice which has Hooded that country
TIA communism, socialism, atheism and
other isms. We can sit calmly under
ie flag of England and look with phi
bsophy upon the struggles of fierce de-
nocracy across the frontier
Never mind, Sir John. Wen
rake care of our isms. Did you
ever notice that If you take a small
bottle Of kerosene oil aud pour il
pver d stone floor and set fire to it it
will burn with great blaze and
emoke. but no explosion will follows
ga the oth@S~ hand, set fire to it in
bottle aud it will blow your ever
ing head off. Just so with those
ry bad men, our atheists and COM
mnnists. It is much safer to let
them ventilate their ideas than to
ry to bottle them up. People who
nlk tremendously are not dangerous.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-22
ELECTRIC BELLS.

Administrators, Burglar Alarms, Electric
Bells. Bronze. NickIe and Wood Pushes. Door
and Window Springs, Electric Mattines, Door
Pulls and Attachmenfs. Nagneto Bells. Buz-
zers. Batteries IAN kind. Foot Pushes. Pear
Pushes. Desk Pushes, and al Supplies for
EIeesric Bel VI ork, furnished ca sh0Es nosiee;
work guaranteed Il give satisfaction. Can
give good reference. Samples en- II seen e
~ Marvlnnd Ave.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-22
thsts i EnystYle Of literatur'

thste i ETTy-atyle q literature
NJ cries imperatively for cen
hip aud repression, It ID the lurid
u literature Tor boys which drives
ch d number Of the Juvenile pop
alion 10 crime, insanity and
Icide. Same useful members of
bcletv might be alive now if the
rnpuious writer's Who make 3
nsiness Of depicting crimeSn such
Ascinating colors we're not allowed
heb dangerous immunity.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-22
Mortgages Sale
OF
q HOUSES AND LOTS,
on COLLEGE AVENUE. ANNAPOLIS, 4


DY VIRTUE of powers of sale con.
ID tanned in two mortgages, the one
from Ferdinand Freytag and Anna Ger
trude Freytag, his wife, dated on the
18th day of January, 1882, and recorded
among the Land Records of Anne Arun-
del County, in Liber 8 H., No. 10, fol.
"a; the other from Ferdinand Freytag,
dated the 10th day of January, 1890, and
recorded in said land records in Liber 8.
H., No. 80. fol- 262, and at the special
instance and request of the said Ferdi-
nand Freytag, the undersigned, as at
torney and assignee, will offer to Public
Sale at the COURT HOUSE DOOR in
the City of Annapolis, on
saturday ths la Day d November, 1890,
at ~ O'Clock midday. the following prop.
erty
FRsT.-All that lot of ground fronting
thirty feet on College Avenue, with q
depth of one hundred and nSneEg-nSne
feet, which is mentioned and described
in deed thereof from James Revell,
trustee, to Ferdinand Freytag, recorded
in Liber A. G., No 1, folio 40l, and i'm
proved by TW0-STORT
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-22
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.

built over one hundred and fifty years ago, but
in excellent repair and condition, large barn,
stables, corn house, granary, ice-house, smoke
house, poultry house and other farm build
ings, and two tenant houses. all In good order,
as also is the fencing. There are also from ten
TO fifteen acres of apple and pear orchards, of
choice varieties, In full bearing, and several
large strawberry patches.
LOT NO. 2 contains S4x Acrss, of which
about tea acres are woodland; IL lies on Spa
creek, and has an excellent wharf on deep
water; its soil is OF the same character as of
Lot No. l. with which it has been heretofore
cultivated; its improvements consist of . two
story