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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-15
SIR GORDON CUMMING
And Ills Bride Arrive nj PORES, Scot
land, and Receive n Royal
Welcome.
SEVERAL THOUSAND PEOPLE
CHEERING TIE PARTY.
The Secretary Of War will Apologize
In the Commons on Behalf Of
the Prince.
CUNNING AT HONE.

" r,lerraph TO no Srw..l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-15
Tilr NEW TRIAL

which was secured by Emil Seliiert,
the American German adventufer,
who was recently sentenced 20 two
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for defraudingNr
MeGuiTe OF Detroit, Mich, has been
postponed pending the arrival % Mrs.
MeGulre, who has announced by cable
her intention OF returning and giving
further testimony against the prisoner.
The Republican journal., 1891-09-03

~ me demonstration lecture this Thursday,
afternoon, tie following deserts viii tie prepared
Jeied lnuneS, ginger cream, liz puIitng and
sulcc, cafe l,arf,tit.
The lecture on cake making before tho ladie5 last
Thursday, wa 4 gratifying Success. Tne follow
Ing tested receipts we're useu
BoSToN tANDRIrE. Cream, =, cup butter, add
gradually cups sugar. beat welt, add the beaten
Yolls Of ) eGgs my tcaspouasful baking pow
der with ~ cups pastry flour; add this alternately
to the first M Ntnrc with cup milk; add the beat
en- white Of cg4s, rcs' rying the fifth White for
LEMON QlEE>S Cream, i NJ. butter; add
gradually ~. sugar; grated riud of lemon and
thlsp. lemon Juice add the beaten yolks of 4
eggs, the beaten white of / eggs; mix i tcasp.
soda and tcasp. salt with !, ID. OF pastry hour
add tbs gradually, beat thornughly bake in small
tins p minutes.
sugar, Il. cup butter (scanD. | cgg, 4. cup sour
milk, 4 tcasp. soda, cup -FOUR into which mix
teasp. cinnamon, = sasp. mace, alis}ce and nut
meg cup raisns stoned and chopped, bake In a
moderate oven hour
IMPERIAL CAKE. one ID. butter, h. sugar, l
H. four eggs, 4 lb. rsisins, = Id. citron' cup
almond biahchcd and chopped, grated rlnd Or |
lemon, : tbl5p. lemon juice, = tcasi1, soda; this
makes large loavcs; bake 4, hours.
MACAEooNS. j Id. Almond paste, whites of >
small eggs oz. confecuoners sugar. Drop .
teaspoon ON hultered papers, ~ inches apart
Bake in very slow oven 20 mia
H"lhhn tMos!IHG- cup sugar, th mp water Water
white of one cgg, using an egg beaten. Remove
the egg bcaicr and beat with Il spoon until cool
enough to spread Flavor with 4 teaspoon va
nila.
CARAMEL FRoSrING. , cups sugar, Z cup milk
! 81. Bakers chocolate. Boil until it ropes. Re
move from the fire and beat. Flavor with = tea
! spoon vanilla and spread quickly.
ORN AMENrAL FROSrING. Put the whites OF
eggs into 4 bowl, and teaspoon of confectionery
| sugar. Beat min. then add the same quantity Of
sugar Beat again and so continue until nearly
| cups of sugar have been used. Add teaspoon OF
The Republican journal., 1891-09-03

East TiIpRNpIkE. DR. f. s. Chase, of Newton
Viiic, Mass, and r. II Chase NJ. D. OF Little FAN,
=: -, spent Last sunday with their sister, Mrs j
flles The free high school in dist No. began
iast Monday :. Mr.. l.. l.. Higgins and family, of
4,orham, are in town visiting friends. MIR George
W ara is repairing his buildings Mr. Jos Prem
tss and family are attending the camp meeting at
Searsport.
ri FRANKFORT. Again the wedding bells ring
ms time It Is Mr.. John Moore to Miss nIinnie f.
neDster The ceremony took place at the home
OF me brides parents before select party
including the parents of the BRIDE the mother
anu sister of the groom and some eight or
zen young friends of the bride and groom
MISS Rose &. Tucker of Taunton, Massachu-
setts and Miss Annie May Seavey, Of North
ntarsport, oficiatcd as bridesmaids, while the
rev r. A. Bond performed the ceremony in his
usual pleasant and agreeable manner. The bride
was very hastily dressed in white. The presents
were 100 numerous to mention, but were
b"th costly and appropriate. Mr. 6, F. Bunk
or, OF Boston, Mass, a former employer of the
nri'te, sent several very valuable presents. ....
J our correspondent is very happy to report this
week the settlement of the stone workers strike at
the Sargent Granite co.'s new works, Mr. Sargent
having paid on for July and promised to pay or
before the 20th Uf each month This was the princi-
PAL question at issue and being satisfactorily set
tied the men speedily returned to work 80. Mrs r.
= Sprague is at home from Conway, n. II. MIR.
" lillian Mcbride is also at home for a few days.
The Republican journal., 1891-09-03
Do YOnl T Pants B1g at ilC kncggS?

u I. re Go0sc 2emetiy. II. /.
CiH'i. IAO2,ir a,t4 II t<u -cU
81 off, ORR nj dirfy
f0thHJ al hi9ds o h23gc eu1-
Ell. p'tSS|d ~
ar ftf
q 09d re sha "a me no1-
ia IL me DteG-
e go Il suu31uer spit IRE shn be
prizes "a ,riL make
Sl"jc. il uhtf3 ORR mah-
ou}0 garments to be eGuaI 10 mat oto am
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4. w.
The Phnnix Row. Highs No
The Republican journal., 1891-09-03
MARRIED.

In New YORK, Au4s. p IN REV. Dr. }i--eJi, pavip
y. Ereg4 OF New York, au'j Miss Grace Macau
lay, fulmrrly OF Belfast.
In Brooks, JUS 25 by Rev. II. Small, q; G. Rob
"rt .on, of NVanyiHe, and Miss Marion Il. Roberts
of Wnterport.
in Brook- Aux VI VIZ Rev. II. smau, II. A
CHASE " WHido, and Nil Iavnia +. EWell, OF
Brooks
In Eockport, Aug. /, James 5 Mcserycy ana
Mrs. Rehcckah II Merchant, both Of Iiockgort.
In Hucksport, Aug. p" Harry +. Wilson, of Vim
alhayen and Nellie NJ. Crorker, of Buckslort.
In Bucksport, Aug. 20, VIM. r. West, oi Jones
boro, and Clara trorkcT, OF BuckSport
IN Florence, AahamA, Aug -, Henry Martin
HAL, .Ir., formerly Of Ellsworth ana Miss Maggie
Hugh Brock, both of Florence.
The Republican journal., 1891-09-03

IlNC"LSNILIE. Mr.. Sananlcl Drake Of Eos-
ton, il visiting friends ana relatives III town u.
Mrs ;. H. knight, of Cas7clton, Dakota, and Miss
Belle Stetson, Of Chelsea, Mass are visiting their
mother, Mrs. Elmira Stctson. Mrs. knight has
her three children with her. Mr.. ). W. Lamb
amt daughter Annie, Of Hartford, Conn, visit
ing IN town for few weeks. Miss Sarah Lead
better has returned from visit to Boston and re
Sumed her school work at Hope Corner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Pcndleton, of Brockton, Mass. and Mr..
w. O. stevens. of Boston, at Mr.. Orlando
| stevens MIR. j. W. Heal is at home from Wor-
cestef on hrel vacation. Another harvest sea
son bas rolled around and with its return has
come another annual reunion and picnic of the
"lihromyiiIc Annual Harvest Association" This
| event mas been looked forward to with great
deal OF interest by both Old and Young in this vi
chly during the past year, and by niue O'Clock on
the morning of Aug. 2Gth might have been seen
many Of our socially inclined people vending
their way towards the picnic grounds, 50 kindly
teamed ior the occasion by Mr.. Joshua
Adams. The grounds Hat been cleared Of brush
anu supplied with tour long tables ny some Of the
helshborS, and ON our arrival two boilers of coffee
were sizzling over an imprumptu fire place, pre-
sided over by Judge Kelley, who is the chief
seler up and pushel fornalh OF these anuu@l pic
mes. lhe forenoon Was passed IN chtchat and
friendly converse until one O'clock, hen at cali
o. " uuI' W. arranged ourselves around me
tables and RECALLED ourselves On the goodies which
mad been SO bountituiv supplied by the ladies'.
Allel Gunner Tire Itnrolnvillt Band rendered some
OF It's nest selections, after which had few
briet speeches, the r~ being made by Judge kei
icy, tlt fhNlruan, WHO gave account Of how the
m series uf corn rou-t- held in TIL vicinity lie
reviewed hriclly some III the many b,nrGts to be
derived from such gatherings, stating that such
commngItng of utIghhors and friends meant |
something more than day of rest and recreation,
that here might he aroused Within US feeling of
fraternity ana En"t fellowship. tie also urged |
upon rs the fact that these gatherings might \
bt made O some practical value, for instance we
might occasionally meet aHd discuss ceuun ques- |
The Republican journal., 1891-09-03

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WHY "H,4 i'i"."7 sit" ~ W hIoWh''.'
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The Republican journal., 1891-09-03


Scarsport, lost bunch OF KEYS in Belfast on Wed
rc.iay The finder Win be rewarded by leaving
the same ut this office. or with the Owner.
M, ,..,
,..
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~ = II -" 80 "'i'0u ie'e"'H ~ i"' -
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The Society OF thrisain Endeavor OF the North
Church viii reopen Its meetings next sunday
evening At to. Reports of the State Convention
recently held At raco viii he given All arc cor
dially invited
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! ''"''" H"l-u' % l"l''ah3' coroner "' ehsIh
" ~, ''''''' 0'a'e9 So''l '"'yn' ''i 'h' on
syn ~ vas III ''c''"7' III '"'7''"S 10 II"
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4 y '' WI WIZ
Az Gl 81 WEATHER. From Nh H. II Murh we
+ learn mat the moan temperature for August was
tto9 which Is oulY a fraction 90 It degree different
! ''''" '"S' year '"l one ."7I'' t'i'er 'h"h the
'..'" t'ei''''e '"i august "''i'S u'e past
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4 ''i'' '' '"ciN' ''aE r t"' '.'- -"'lit
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/ ShHUA bl>oo' tT0 CO. The Stockholders of
/ lid- company met ~ the office ot " g. Thompson
] Monday evening ami .h. ,.l,.,
The Republican journal., 1891-09-03

The Phmnix Row Tailor
The Republican journal., 1891-09-03

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W i''0 W '''' '''S M'it postpone" uh'll veg
nesday. Among the entries were the following
Foals of ISIS Johu + + il,,. p,.,,, .,,t,,n,l ,,
: ~ i' i ~ ~ ~
!, i"P99 anu III 'he 81 class Tor SaillohN ="
Marshall, Belfast entered ilaroidson ana Win,
mont
owen Brothers, Belfast, advertise fan anr
t.o II, AIM,
"H''A so"i9 az tI'V'i " "p'o coming rouse. Las
week they advertised on " L. Mains big Gle
phant Nv /. Han HrIfast ,,,,,,,,.os thu, ,fte
'''''' ''e'''''' az o"'''o9 ''''' "i''
sept ID, ne VIII charge s. 30 lcl dozCn for oabi
net photographs The DoIlin 1rru Granite Com
,,a,,,- ,,.o,,t ,.a,.i,.,-..,t
i""S "'''' ~ ii'- '"''cIS-
j. Prank BAXTER the ,ann,,,.,l ,..etr,.,. ,.or,lie
10y 49, ''''
an" ''7t iheuiuh' WIZ give Two lectures anu ties
seances At the Belfast Opera House, THURSDAY
ami lr;l,,. ,,.,,,,,.a. S+ ,a.t ,, nan A.,
~ t. ~ ,,',-' ~ -, l, iu' n'i' 't;i' W.
H ~ T. :" hth'ithah q tHiluit dhu lehht'nrn
m IT. ~ I il'-i li'"i'tl Dryer hlV l,l'
hnnr{ iii +, y 'i, ,.l tt; ''' ''' ''9"i4 we
NOTABLE tkuIr capt FhincaS Pcndlcton
of Scm-port wa, in Belfast Tuesday 70 oLtail
.
l""'"Si't''7 TIP" "'''t' taNt" oi Ms N'th nlf'h
day. me group consists "a nine brothers aad sis
TEN. A. f,llnv-. C,nt phin.,s I,ipr. i, II +
a." '"nI ithGict"h' AIRS I"iCnri, MIS- carver
hl7.'. n ftIuIcion, Mr-. " H. fark amt MIS-
Isaac fafh' me o'It9t "f uie company Il - years
Ahl me Youngest 40 YEAR Of age THEFT average
"'iEnt Is ~ p"l"'ls- In point OF intelligence
0tthliltN ana Al 'l:il +"r7 70 make men ann Wo
MeE ft7l'r'ei' 'lS gregg 'ah"2i pc d1rlr"tet -
MAINE
NIlNE. il'l -N' -. Nh"N t''i "' httt''fhlat
no" 9iVH'IIhE ms vacation at Nuh0ct, t'etr Isle
',tN' " '' 'uie "H h"aii i-Ii' III t1' t""h HAN ON
iu'7"if evening AuE. - Ia = IalSt anu HplIecla-
'iNt aVi'he; ihe h''"i' Wa i"ii 't 41ii'slr &C.
Hi'i 'i"N9h '' aiH Illustrated WIN llit
5,i"prr9h rs M i'"n1n l"ad7' tne hatl- q
~ t'"II'' ult >tu'l"i'' Wy "Il9tuh hhd hHlitf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-17

Notice is given to mariners through
the Collector of Customs of Annapolis
that on and after November 10, a fixed
white light of the fourth order will be ex-
hibited from the new light house erected
In about 81 feet of water on the shoal
making out from Greenbury Point north.
erly side of the entrance to Annapolis
harbor. The light will illuminate the
entire horizon, and can be seen in clear
weather from the deck of vessel Is
feet above the sea, lit nautical miles.
The structure is of an iron screw foun-
dation, painted brown. sormounted by
a white hexagonal frame dwelling, with
green blinds and Drawn roof above which
rises black lantern. During thick or
foggY weather, bell will be struck by
machinery double blow every 10 sec
onds. The old Greensbury Point Light
viii be discontinued after 18th inst.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-17
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

h'n'of Interest-LooAI and Otherwise
Stag dances have begun at the
hyll Academy.
-Bradycrollne taken, Headaches stop.
There has been $40 oyster-dredging
sa'es issued at the State Comptroller's
&c TO date.
II Is believed that Mr.. Theo. Conner
~ Be selected SIS foreman of the grand
lag sAieh meets Monday.
IA sites, has purchased the schoon-
7 Aaa Shull, Of Bridgeton, N. J. from
% evnG, John L. Shull.
-badycrotine cured Headaches for
" rnslg, Macon, Ga.
The State Candidates on the State
sAa o. The Peoples Party" in Wi
"-'0 county, have resigned.
The suggestion in last evenings
asliAl g hold the grand Democratic
e. Monday night in the Masonic
'h0ase meets with general appro-
o., y 4 Geo W. Brock, Manager of the
Ssa1Suse Is in correspondence with
= e.. .. Davis and Dickson, proprietors of
' :. s.ss' scenic melo drama go. in five
- AID seven tableaux.
,Aaoag those appointed from the
. Mas IS second lieutenants In the Army
81 = l. 4 Sehley, 2Srd infantry. The
800. -1a enlisted at Washington for
- ~ service crops January IS. 1884
00m in Annapolis, June z, 1854.
l,, ,.,'ei than anything is BrYdycro-
= N N. ior Murray Hill Purchasers
ginning to flock therel
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-17
HELD FoRCRIMINALLrBEL.
The Publishers of the MARYLAND Republi-
can Arrested for Criminal Libel.
GxYE Bail FOB THEIR APPEAR-
ANCE AT COURT

Messrs w S. Ridgely and George T.
Melvin, proprietors and publishers Of the
Maryland Republican, were served with a
warrant this morning by Sheriff Ar
niger, charging them upon the oath
of Robert Moss, candidate for State
Senator. with criminal libel, by publish
ing in their paper an article signed Hay
seed" ia which the writer personally
charges Mr. Moss with having commit
ted certain acts against the county and
the interest Of the taxpayers. The arti-
Gle In question, is one of the most ma.
lignant that could have been published,
and has naturally aroused the indigna-
tion of many of our citizens The arti-
C c is not only libelous, but is obscene in
its language, and deserves the seyerest
GENUINE of all good citizens. Ii Is not
only personal and abusive attack upon
the professional and private character of
Mr. Moss, but his libelous attack upon the
Governor is equally abusive and person
al when he says, referring TO the Su-
peryisors of electionE
IF the Governor had raked all hell and
Baltimore city over with fine toothed
comb, he could not have found a more
measly, NANCY lot OF cubs"
There is such thing as going too far,
and we rather think that Hay seed" has
oyerstepped the boundsof propriety In his
enthusiasm, and may have TO answer for
his funny expressions before court and
jury.
These attacks upon Mr. Moss, publish
ed weekly in the maryland Republican,
under the hidden nom de plume Of Hay
seed are malicious, unjustifiable and
without a scintilla of truth, and the
writer should be held responsible for
such SANDERS Mr. Moss personal and
private character in this community
where he has lived ali his life, is above
reproach, and we very much doubt il as
much can be said of "Hayseed" and his
coadjutors. Shakespeare once said.
~ ho steals my purse, steals TIA h, lis some
thing, nothing;
Twas mine, tbs his, and has been slave to
thousands;
But he, that filches from me my good name,
Robs me OF that, which not enricnes HIM,
And makes me poor indeed"
Now if man can be maligned by
scurrilous writer, under a nom de plume,
he should be held responsible for 1t. or
society, peace of mind and happiness
Will be forever destroyed.
Messrs Ridgely and Melvin appeared
before Justice Gassaway, and waiv-
ed hearing and gave security for their
appearance at Court to answer TO the
charges,
1t is reported that action will also be
taken by others who have been assailed
through their columns.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-17

This is the announcement In Mabley Il
Carew's double column ad on the first
page OF the CAPITAL to day. II will pay
you to read every word Of il, if you are
going to buy clothing this fall. No
Clothing House in the city can compete
with this establishment in style, make,
fit and price. II is the ne plus eltra of
fashion: Its mommoth show windows
disclosed this fact every day. Who is 1t
that visits Baltimore that does not stop
to gaze in upon these windows.2
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-17

The following pensions have been is
sued to Marylanders by the governments
Original--James H. Turner, Edward d.
Davis, John Mccoy, John s. L. Thorn,
William e Tarr, Summerfield Leasure,
Charles Dublin. Joseph Moser, Henry
Slocum, Benjamin +. Malone, John 7.
Kelbaugh. Henry 8. Hilton. William II.
Engler, John Peck, ] McKendree Kemp,
William Rowe. deceased; Robert Roy.
Additional--William b. Ebberts, Thorn
as Hewitt, Henry Hatton, John II. Short.
William FL. Grove. Silas Kifer, Emil
Girardin, Feddeman f. Role. Increase
Edward 9. Harding. Reissue and In
crease-Bartley Homes, Columbus FriE-
zle. Original Widows. &c.-Sarah @.
E. Eyler, Mary G. Gardner, Susan F.
Hazeiton, Harriet A. Fisk, Ellen Rove,
Sarah A. Hough.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-17
Remnrl.ahIe Faets.

Heart disease is usually supposed to
be incurable, but when properly treated
a large proportion of cases can be cured.
Thus Mrs Hatch; OF Elkhart, Ind, and
Mrs Mary L. Baker. of Ovid, Mich were
cured after suffering 20 years. y @.
Linburger, druggist at San Jose, H.,
says that DR.. Miles New Heart Cure,
which cured the former. worked won
ders for his wife " Levi Logan of Buc-
hanan. Mich. who had heart disease for
80 years, says two bottles made him
feel like a new man." DIR. Miles New
Heart Cure is sold and guaranteed by
Feldmeyer Bros, City Drug Store Book
of wonderful testimonials free.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-17

Master Leigh A. Ridgely, son Of oul
esteemed fellow citizen. w. 5. Ridgely
entertained a number of his young
friends last night at his fathers residence
corner Franklin and Cathedral streets.
Among those present were Misses Nellie
Girault, Margaret Williams, Mary lyle
hart, Bessie Clayson, May and Blanch
Moss, Bessie Abbott. Mamie Patterson,
and many others, including a number OF
Master Leigh's young associates. A
handsome repast was furnished the
Young company, which they highly en-
joyed. The evening was delightfully."-
spent in innocent games, singing and
playing, and Master Ridgely is to be con.
graduated upon sffording his young
friends so much pleasure on this coca
sion,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-17
Merit wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. Bucklen's Arnics
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as we'll
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guarsn-
tee them every time, and we stand ready
to refund the purchase price, If satisfac-
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits. City
Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-17
A safe Inyestment

Is one which Is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or in any case of
failure a return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our adj
vertised Druggist bottle of DR.. King s
New Discovery for Consumption. 1t is
guaranteed to bring relief Ia every case,
when used for any affection of Throat,
Lung or Chest, such as Consumption, In
fammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Group, etc. 1t is
pleasant and agreeable to taste. perfect.
ly safe and can always be depended up.
on. Trial bottles free at the City Drug
Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-17
Send Them to school.

Unless the children are sick, they
should be compelled to attend school
every day. Only by regular attendance
can the best results be obtained. The
mere fact that the child would rather
play than study. should be given no con-
sideration. A child is not a judge Of
that which is best for It. The daily pub
LEGATION of the absentees from School
should remind parents of this fact.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-17
A Religious Awakening.

There is a great religious awakening
among the colored people of this city.
The services are conducted at Mt. Mo-
riah A NJ. i. Church on Franklin street
every night from s to 1880 P. NJ. The
crowds are so large until the church can
not accommodate them. Fifty-fOur per-
sons have confessed faith in Christ. The
meetings have been in progress .tiye
weeks
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-17

Mr.. J. @. Boessel, agent for the Co
lumbia Bicycles. has received Colum
bia Light Roadster Safety, for 1891. 1t
8 beautiful machine, containing many
attachments over the go safety. Many
persons have examined the machine at
Boessers jewelry store, on Main street,
and Il Is expected that several wiz be
sold before the coming summer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-17
Naval Notes.

No date has yet been fixed for the ma
val armor- plate tests at Indian Head, on
the Potomac river, bnt the following
board has been appointed to witness and
report on the tests: Rear-Admiral Kim
berly, Captain Matthews, Commanders
Brigham, Darker. Davis. Chadwick and
Cowden, Lieutenants Sutherland and
Buckingham, Professor Alger and Chem
ist Lenox.
The orders of Assistant Surgeon Lew
is Morris to duty at the Naval Academy
have been revoked.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-17
Ruoklan,n Arnion snIxa.

The best salve In the world for cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
qulred. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded Price
25 cents per box For sale by City
Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-17
Az the Opera House.

We are to have with us at the Masonic
Opera House next Wednesday evening,
2ist, the tragedian, Mr.. George Buckler
and his company of players, including
Miss Eleanore Newton. Mr.. Buckler
will be seen on that evening in Shake
speare's sublime tragedy, Hamlet. /" -
Miss Newton, who appears on this occa-
sion Is said to be one OF the handsomest
women on the American stage, as well
as one of the finest actresses.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-17

While one set of weather prognostica-
tors prophesy mild weather for the great
er part of autumn, another set is busy
forecasting an early coming of cold and
snow for November In all such con-
tradictions of the weatherwise in deal
ing with the elements, 1t is safe to wait
for what is to come, and when it arrives
adapt Yourself to the condition.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-17

As the weather becomes colder those
who use hydrant water will be gratitied
to notice a perceptible daily improve
mept in its condition. 1t viii become
purer, and loose that disagreeable taste
which distinguished 1t during the warm
weather, and become more palatable for
drinking purposes and better for culli-
nary use,