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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-08
a.rEs OF ADVEaFEsHNG

01e llSS--+,ons, rs cents. Liberal rates made
sssni - s8vertising by the month or year
~ Ii OF a square will constitute mi
Fgasre.. announcement OF marriages and
or3i4ss.sys but obituary notices will be charg-
iesins : one-nalf the usual rates OF advertls-
n - notices aud political or special COM
- -sstIous. cents per line.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-08

Almanac for Annapolis TO-MorrOw.
Sun Rises, 6.04 Moon Rises 1877 A. M
Sun Sets, $50 HighTide 0s am. SAP.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-08

Being no longer in partnership and by strict
attention to business hope TO share portion
OF the public patronage
All kinds Of work, Brick or Frame, done
with promptness, in a workmanlike manner,
at low rates, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Estimates for new and old work given at
short notice.
Particular attention paid to iobbing and
work in the country.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-08
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,

Barn. aud other farm buildings, all in good re-
pair. 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 anG 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 Dy water, Spa creek, On
which IL lies, forming the boundary between
Annapolis and the county; and rs about one
mile from the city By an excellent she'll road.
lhe Annapolis, BAY Ridge aud Eastern shore
Railroad runs through the farm, and there is
upon II private SWITCH wnicn the railroad by
contract is required TO maintain for the use
of the property. The ratlroad switch aud the
wharf, and the roads leading to them will DO
held III common for the. use and benefit or all
who purchase.
A church and school are situated on the
public road Immediately opposite the farm.
TERMS OF SALE:
One fourth of the purchase money to DO
paid in cash on the day of sale. and the balance
eighteen months respectively, from the day OF
sale; the credit instruments TO bear interest
from the day of sale, and to be secured by tho
bonds OF the purchasers, with suroties salts
factory to the Undersigned.
At the same time and place, and after the
sale OF the real estate. the undersigned W III
offer at public sale the following
Personal Property
mentioned I'm and conveyed by said deed
OF trust, viz consisting in part of two horses,
three mules, lot OF pigs two spring wagons
farm carts, twelve sets OF harness, plows,
cultiYators, farming tools and implements,
&c, &c
TERMS OF SALE OF PERSONALITY Ono
half cash on the day of sale Tor all sums over
ten dollars, balance i'm six months, secure by
bonds OF the purchasers /; for ali sums under
ten dollars cash.
j. WRIT RANDALL,
DANIEL r. RANDALL.
l0-4-ts. Trustees.
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Tuesday, October 28,' 90


all that valu able tract OF land lying in the
Second Eection District of said county,
whereon the said Hawkins now resides, AMI
which for many years has beca cultivated by
him as fruiS and market farm. The tract il
known as "PRiMROSE," and contains
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-08
Trustees Sale
OF vALUABLE
Farms and Building Lots
Near annapolis, I'D.
Horses, cattle, Farming Stock
and Implements.

By VIRTUE OF a deed of trust from Wal
lace w. Hawkins and wife, TO the under
signed. dated the 10th day OF May, 1890. and
recorded among the Land Records of Aune
No. -, folios ~, Sc. the undersigned. "a trus-
tees named in said deed, will offer at public
sale at the main house on the promises near
the City OF Annapolis, in said couaty, on
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TERMS OF SALE:

At the same time and place, and after the
sale or the real estate. the undersigned W i'll
offer at public sale the following
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-11

Duaas' Grsas Wsrk Intsrprsssa By
Janss OsNsill.
Next Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. 1t Turn Hall theaAer, James
O'Seiil will present "Mcnte Cristo" with .
brilliant cast, elaborate new scenery and
realistic stage picturss painted expressly
for this play.
Dumas great work, monte Cristo," -
interpreted b. James O Neil. is master
piece. The plot OF Monte Csisso. u one
Of those prolific cOnspiracies OF modern
French history whore human liyes are de-
stroyed BY false Imprisonment. conspirar
ciss and murder for the porposeof securing
title and money. The Chsteau deli was .
prison la which many unicrtunates sank
into premature graves on account Of the
rsscality al their immediate rela-
tiona Edmond Dantss spent eighteen
years In this human slaughter house, and
then managed 10 escape By substituting his
own body in the place al that of dead fell
lcw-prisouer. which. bsiag est into the SEA
in sack. he cuts Tie sack open, reaches Z
rock. and with I'll III isrvor Of his inno-
cence. and the knoviedgs OF The intrigue Of
imprisoned. and Of the punishment that
Wh " tuSsco oxk 70 to0 vil8&us ~ SIxStC0e3
both hands toward heaven. and exclaims
with power Of heartfelt anguish and elo-
qusnce. THE World Il mins!s James
o'Nstll. in the title role, gives strong and
polished impsrsonaticn Of the part His
musical voics and symmetrical form lend .
charm 10 his portrayal that Is exceedingly
pleasant Were II not that his rro-
duction Is familiar 20 the public. il
would Be IN exceedingly pleasant task
10 review it, many striking features &C this
time. As II b. it Is safe to SAY that the
play has lost none Of il Thrilling interest
or raelodramatic effectiveness Its many
strong situations and picturesque tahleaux
are novel, inspiring and fascinating. Mr..
o'Neill's work Ia imbued With great dash,
grace. are and chivairic spirit and It's arts
dc and salient points are made to tell with
splendid effect The company which viii
support Mr.. o'Nsill Is even better than
any OF previous seasons. The noun sinr
viii be complete IN every detail, the stage
setting being perfect Undoubtedly IL Win
be the finest and most perfectly produced
play that viii Be at Turn Hall theater thi,
season
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suLKs Levy.


TIE WeRla's Grestess Ccrnesfse . As Here
Tomorrow Night.
Tomorrow night II Armory han Jules
Levy. the worlds greatest cornesiss. with
his superb company Of artists, win give Z
performances. The coming of Patti would
be no greater event in the musical Annals
OF Seattle than the presence, II this time.
81 the greatest OF al living or dead per
formers GA the cornet-ar pissons. Mr.. Jules
Levy. bis fame is ~ wide - the world.
Those Who have yet 10 hear bis wonderful
nssse. see bis complete mAssership on the
instrument. bis inccmpreAensiels maniru-
lasson Of the rissons, and superhumsn en-
eeachare and tongaing. VII not hesitate
10 eoacsie his eminent right 10
ali the honcrs that have been heaped
upon him By al the musical judges
and critics Ut the 49,. - well q ey
kinss and queens and the tilted NOBILITY 81
the World vserxsemre. Ole Bun. Thai
berg. Lssxt. Jenny Lind. SonsaS and L.
grange. Al had tAezr rivals and com p<siscys.
BAT Levy Is without peer. and stands pre-
snineaty - the greatest o. Oh living cor.
aesssss, TIE Sev Orleans Fysxs SAYS al
the eosapaays recent appearance there.
Tae rsnsr< 81 tie p-se szc tie =ns.csars
rrsssas apr&a13sd ensa uxzAsss casey TIE os1xxs
sssr.n lad ssen aeshirs tAas ecusa s,r-o-.eh
. Sesor& II v0 resel amer an4 What was -.
ssre . mussrss saa.assssa aesnns q re~-crnsn-
ce<s se<1es> asa Levy s~ernsd 70 BE the rraxs
ssaA asere . ent enc wsrd sHxsr1E<nx aaa II
- Tie correct AMI Levy "a - propAxa
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The Linasay- Cedar River Dsnass suit
Court Notes
The Cedar River Coal company's damage
suit is still ON trial before Judge Humes.
yesterday 3 session heing entirely taken up
IN arguments by the attorneys fog either
aide- Tho case 50 Tar hiss been argued
mainly on points 1t law. The defendant
attorney, in support Of his position that the
company was not liable, - the pit boss TO
whom the negligence was charged was .
fellow servant Of the plaintiff. cited long
array Of authorities. The plaintiiFs attor-
ney contended that defendant's position
might b applicable 10 adults. bot not 20
minors. Today viii close the casa
Judge Lichtenberg's department was not
in session yesterday. the judge being oat
of The city.
Before Judge Stratson YESTERDAY the case
OF II. q. Rose6eid and A. Myers against
Daniel Rommel. for breach OF contract.
continued from Wednesday, occupied the
day. The jury returned . sealed verdict
The suis brought by John Dimes against
John O. Bosvorsh on April 8, has been
settled By consent OF the parties TO the
suit
The cause OF G. L. Faust, receiver. ".
Campbell 4 Atkinson was dismissed. q
per stipulation.
A decree showing due notice to creditors
Was granted by Probate Judge Osborn in
the estate Of Mehitabel Webster.
T. A. Whitaker. p. Frederick and Z. n.
Crawford we're appointed appraisers Of TIE
estate OF Robert German by Judge Osborn.
The following cases on the law
and motion calendar viii Be called
up tomorrow by Judge Ssras,ou:
6,ioi. 6.lJ6. 7olf, 7.oie. 7.Gis. 7.l55. 5.a4.
1911. 1913. 7,$n 1901. 7.6s4, 7.sH, 7.ess.
1858. 7.66e. 1872 1881. 7.6B, 7.7g0.
ISIS. 1855, 1871, 7,ss. 1853. s.oos, s,m4.
The following cases viii be
called up by Judge Lichtenberx:
500, S.lo4. SIS. SIS. 5.oa6. 5.sI3. SSH.
s.s3s. 5,ss9. $3.50. 1881. 6.545. 1859, 1855.
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OLD HOLLAND GIN.


A Daseh Disttlier From Rotserdam WIN
Open House Here.
Mr.. ]. Anth wilkens, OF Rotterdam
Holland. arrived in the city yesterday and
registered ut the Rainier. Mr.. wakens'
father is the principal OF Van Dulkeu.
wielang & Company. dissiliers, of Rot
terdam. manufacturers OF the celebrated
Holland gin. that has . world wide reuu-
tatson-
Mr. wiIkens' visit 20 the Pacific coast II
for the express p1rpcse Of looking over the
Geld and selecting the best location fog es-
sahlishiag . coast axency-like has
beea established fer years IN Eastern cities
--for bis company. He Is 50 favcrahsy i'm
pressed with Seattle that he decscsd res
serdav 70 open the house here. and be win
20 today 70 Port Townsend % meet . ve.-
81 loaded with seven earsoes Of his CON-
pany's stock, and give orders for It's ship
ueus 70 Seattle.
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Meeting - Committ<e % Ccnstitusiou
and By-Laws-TAe Name.
An informal meeting was held Lass ere
ming 1t Hankey. Faben & Franklin's Law
0fice Of the committee on constitution and
bylaws Of the new athletic association.
The work Of framing the bylaws Of the
association win take longer than was first
expected. bus 1t last evenings meeting il
Vas thought that they viii Be ready by
next Wednesday evening.
The question Of . name for the per-
manent organization came UP. The COM
mittes oppressed itself IN favor Of
calling the organization the s.Se-
attic Athletic Association" This name
win probably be adopted 1t . Subsequent
meeting.
Those present last evening were D. 4.
Muliigan. J. S. Goldsmith. s. r. Davidson.
n. NJ. Graham. H. w. Taylor, A =. Cooke.
J. b Freel, R j. Lowe and T. McGGry.
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C~ansy caexk Hssm<s Surprised by Hi
EwPteyes-A ksasueI

C~aasy caerh ussmss Surprised by HE
E0pseyes-A kassaeI
County CieTk ~. ~. Holmes vas yesser-
day nscTning presented with . Gne cak
eszes chair hy hss employees. the
occasion being has <ssA eirsAaav.
The presentation was naAae ev
NessrS IL Eerneaa and Crawford.
both taking . hand in expressing 10 Mr..
Hoames he ssseem in ~hirh he Is held ev
hi. smpseses Mr.. Holmes MAS much sar.
rrissd ~ the unexpected favor. eus man
ae<a 10 exnr~ss himself hrseey. ard wssA
cha,aeseyssss< messessy, and Afterwards r.
cslvsd his coaxrasalAssoss. With nao-e nned-
esty at the ssfae hind
Last evening. - further cement he
s>cs- ssllcwsAir exisssax. Mr. Holmes very
kindty arrsax<a snr . 'srr~Asz" 81 ne
Chestnut Burr. a waseA the yoGns LADY,
sssaog-sphsrs and the gentlemen clerks
wsrv present A very pleasant tsrae wxs
had. ana 81 sefn>d IA wishing 70 Mr..
Holmes very m.ny rst4rns q similarly
harry nature
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ArrclssnExr o. sxuxx.Aross.

AFrclxrnHxr % xxrNKxAro ~.
Not single enameratof has res been
appointed. although dozens Of applications
hare hssn made. Mr.. Jenkins requests
thai III applicants present endorsements
from local business msn. ~ he desires to
make ths bs<t selection possible. and seiec-
tions thai viii meet with general approval
wisA The completion OF the siissricsins
Of King county. Mr.. Jenkins has but two
eesznss<s IN his district. which comprises
t.ss ninessen ccanties vest ot the Cascade
r~nEs. Snchomish and jefferson. left to
DIVIDE Ne b aiready ~ work on these.
and VII havs them done in . fev daya
In drawing districts 8 and care vas
taken 10 - run them thai in case the city
limits Of seattle b exsendet. they can be
ineiassed without aiskcuity.
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nnger Rockwell On Hls Wsy Bo<k
work On the Grounds-


work On the Grounds-
Manager w. T. Rockwell. of the seattle
baseball team. left Omaha last night for
Seattle and viii arrive here Sunday. He
viii probably come to stay this time -
matters here viii soon demand
Al Of his attention The
eight players signed viii report
for duty the latter part Of next week and
the firss OF the following week They viii
Immediately bekin practicing under Mana
ger Rockwell for the opening Of the season.
Mr.. Rockwell Is negotiating s,r two moro
players, and viii probably sign them within
. short time
Work On the Madison street grounds has
already begun. Only . small force 10 q
present at work. bat the number viii
shortly Be increased
j. II. Buckley and B. Hughes. formerly
pitcher and catcher. respectively, Of the
Lsvensons. Of Sacramento, for several
years the champion amateur club Of
Northern California. are looking for m en-
gagement in the Northwest Both are
good players.
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IL = ienrns1 O. v1nt nay - censidscnd
epod enfhosi1y ~ oexnnUDnants hsSo
heea cencinds1 - w11ch - xor1hesn p
cissc Railroad Coayany M sbsuFb -
Pusse Sound = 6snyy HafAnr foad. ex-
tsndtug from KaM1che, - H6Gce zkepknm
~. - nseouo1nos - - CAohntis sIv~s. .
disenncs - enous foeoy 49,
IL Ruest annnd 8 GDoyb Haxhse rod
b ovnsd ~ the rost BlakeIey Mn Con-
pany. and IL peics - ~ paf1 ~ u i 81
90 pr mi3eL Is y - undesuto0d thas
~ y orthern rsei6c uin cnonses this rod
with ~ main nno, ond ex1snd ~ rod
from Nontssaoo - - point - Gfnys
harsor. Tbs 9znafE Win probably tsks
The Fss.s ssal ! ony,s nsrser re.a
uas oSisfpal1y reOiocosa - toegzng rod
tAFooeh ~ u0 oompauy's timber, ard
ccnsEructjca ~ comUenced abouE thfoo
yeAss - and epmp1e1sd lsst I'LL Il cost
. shsde over so.0so per miIe. snd = . drss-
class pteco 81 wegk. Il hAs paid wen mnce
IL compaseisn. and rms through one q
the finest timbessd regions - ths WesG
IL i not unlfkoly shas . branch viii b
built from - Gay's Haxbor road to
Olympia
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quiring this rod b said q b twoload:
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ard secondly. - head % The Hunt system
which extends from ChehaIis - Grayt
Harhos c1ty--which - cid 10 ~ becoming
very sroub,ssoms % the Eoxthern Psci6c.
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ORIGINAL JyKuEE srNCxxa
N~gv~ Melody win Essl rur~ nau NEE
Ger Tsnsgha-

The original company OF iahEl~s ssne~-.
frcrn Fisk university. Of Nashvszse. Team.
new making ~ nineseensA season. arrears
81 Turn Var thssser sensrhk TIE nsexn-
ssrs "a The esssrrsny And Their -~~r< OF sev~
vsrs aze ~ te2sewss NEs- Jeanne yscksoa-
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COLD STORAGE HOUSE,.

o. - - Kssnhl1eAea uero-A Prssna.
nsnt Party - Tourises-
Mr.. Howard Potter, senior member Of
ths CREST banking fifm Of Brown Brothers
4 Company. Of New York and London.
arrived in the city yesterday morning in I
prisats car. accompanied by Mr.. II. Grams
ton Potter. his son. Miss Grace Potter and
Miss Bertha Potter, his daughters, and
Miss Kershaw. Of Tacoma
The party visited different points Of in
terest in the city during the day and dined
at the Rainier in the evening, afterwards
returning to their car 10 pass the night
They VIII remain here day or two.
Mr.. Potter and Henry Willard NJ
Gently purchased the Crescent cream
cry q ST Paul. and have
decided to erect cold-storage warehouse
IN Seattle - branch Of thar large bnsi-
ness. The Crescent creamery IS the largest
institution Of tho kind in the world. and
the establishment Of . branch storage-house
In this city means revolution in the local
trade in that line.
Mr.. H Cranston Potter made his resi-
dsnce IN Seattle during the past winter.
and ID wen known here
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-11

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was. and uns nsvslfy IN eonce<s enAesxain-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-11

The Seattle Rod and Gun Ciab has
accepted the challenge OF the Tacoma Rod
and Gun Club. recently received By Gards-
ner kellogg, OF the home club. and next
Tuesday has been selected as the date far
the shooting match. The hone competing
team viii be Joshua Collins, Theodore
Honeood. G. Kellogg. Lawrence Booth,
Howard Lewis and Joseph Hardy. Blue
rocks viii b shot ~, thirty singles and ten
doubles. and IL q expected that the match
vii b IN this 60. The home team hes
had little pracf$cei ateiy and Is By no means
confident OF Winning.