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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-19
AsBuRY NJ. Il. CHURCH.

Asbury M Il. Church Preaching to
morrow at II A. M, by Pastor, Rev s.
X Hughes p. NJ, funeral service of
Mrs, Annie Spriggs. +. NJ, lecture to
Sunday Sch )ol by Mr.. Geo M. Hyde.
6 +. NJ, gospel song service. +. NJ ,
preaching by ReY. b. Brown of Balti
more. Nc ndaY evening, Mr. Harry s.
Cummings, of Baltimore, will lecture on
the Negro Problem"
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LOVELY PASTEL PANELS, Arto-
types and Easels to match, Japanese and
Hungarian Vases, Inkstands in great
variety CHAs. G. FELDMRYER,
"A MARYLAND Avenne
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WANTED A GOOD DOG FOR A
w pet-preference, black and tsn-Collie
or Setter. None desired unless young and Of
. good breed. Addrs IS at once. stating terms
B.. Naval Academy. f2t7w
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DANCING.

Lessons in Dancing win be given by CON-
petent instructor after January 1st, 1894 =
These desiring TO learn, Applyto
DIG B. II. BOONE. O. Franklin ST.
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HOhhyHOrses, SAoo-Fly Horses Vases

Cups and Saucers, Mugs, Blocks,
Wagons loaded with Blocks, Moss
Toys, Wash Sets, Kitchen Sets,
Arks, Stoves, and Animal Toys at
MRs. NJ. L. H. TAYLoR's
New Store, SO Market Space.
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BEA I TTFUL CALENDARS for 1892.
Picture Books, Games, Puzzles and
Amusements for the Children.
CHAs g. FELDMEYER. Al Md Ave.
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FINE LIME SM0KER'S ARTICLES
Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, Finest
Brands of Cigars and Tobacco.
CHAs. G. Eel DMEYER, Al Nd. Ave.
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Now is the time to select your lots
at Murray Hill.
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.na.polis. W. h. Railroad.

...,ta'frr Jan. Ist, 1891, passenger trains
!. ID 'r,yr Annapolis as follows
avg aKyAFOLIB. ARRIVE AZ AEnAPoLIt
4, .l ...8.5a. IA. mail. ........-.... 6e a. 10
4 ,gr,,ss ..., $40 a. ~, kNprees'''''' ~ VAIN.
!. 800 . Ig % agOu Mall LAD y. N
!. IA 20 JU .. "a. Passenger'..'b.5p D. m
g.,ta, Trims wIlll leave Annapolis al $40 Q
e., .oI 20 p. M. Arrive 1908 a. n, and b.2s y. Nd
~ t.r,l,h t.1acbcs are run between Baltimore
- Annapolis uu all the above trains.
Through froght topnd from Ballllnore ever
r II..,I frrtyhf Tuesday and Friday At 9.0t
lA'' LANES "A. BLOWN. q. i. A.
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TOILET CASES, Manicure Sets, Brush
and Comb Cases. Pocket Knives, Gents
Wallets and Pocket Books.
CHAs G FELDMEYER, A Md. Ave.
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NOTICE.
Stockholders Meeting Farmers National Bank
ANNAPOLIS. Dec. 8. 1891

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 8, 1891.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
THE STOCKHOLDERS, that the AN.
NUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS
viii be held on Tuesday. January 18th,
1892, at the Banking House, in this city
at 12 o'clock NJ.
1928 I'd. G. A. CULVER, Cashier.
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To the COIored People Of Annapolis, Nd.
a CARD OF THAMES.

The undersigned desires to return his
sincere thanks to his many friends for
their liberal support in his behalf In the
grand rally contest at Mt. Moriah A. NJ.
E. Church yesterday, by which he was
able to turn over to the Church the sum
of $1S4.64--the next highest amount Of
any of the contestant companies.
CHAS. r. HARRIS.
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Don't fail to get pair of those fine
shoes At Brooks & Barton for Xmas
gift.
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Christmas Tree Ornaments and Decora-

ilOBS-Glass, Tinsel, Icicles and Moss
Gold, Silver and Colored Papers,
Toilet Sets, Children's and Doll
Swings and Toys Of all descriptions
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sT. ANNR,s cHuncn

lst Sunday In the month--Holy Com-
mnnion d. N, Lttany 10 80, Morning
Prayer aCd Second Ce.e3rattDn l 4. N
Evening Prayer 4 30
Other Sundays Holy Comnnpi N a.
M, --Mornisg Prayer 1 a IN, Evening
Prayer 4 80 p. m.
81. Anne's Chapel Sunday sehoo
30 a. M, aud D m. Evening Prayer
$50 p. IN.
ST. Philips Chapel Holy COMMUNION
Isl Sunday q IN. and Bird Sunday IL a.
m Morning Prayer J. a. m. Sunday
School p. m. Evening Prayer 500.
FIRST NJ. Z. CHURCH.
Rev w. l.. Mcdowell, Pastor
Preaching at / a. NJ. and 30P p. NJ,
by the Pastor. Evening Subject "The
Vice OF Lying First of series on
prevalent vices z p. NJ, tkEpworth
League; subject Make Room for the
King Sunday School. $50 +. NJ.
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday, 8 +. NJ.
Christmas morning al o'clock, special
service by the Epworth League. Christ
mas carols with instrumental accompan-
iment by members of the Naval Academy
Band, and other appropriate exercises
WESLEY CHAPEL NJ. f. CHURCH.
Preaching to morrow IL A. NJ. and
730 4 NJ, by the Pastor, Rev Watson
Case. Morning Subject THE Final
Gathering of the Saints in HEAVIER"
Evening theme "Show Thyself
Man Sunday School service
at 2.30 i. M. Young Peoples
Meeting to be led by Mr. j. Roland
Brown, at 6 40 y. NJ. Prayer Meeting on
Wednesday AT p. NJ.
Eastporl Mission.-Preaehing at 30
=. Nj. by the Rev. y atson Case, on 1.-THE
Conditions of Christian Disciplcship."
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching - morrow at IL A. NJ and
30 Il. NJ, by the Mr. Walter A.
Hitchcock, OF Princeton All are
cordially invited. Sunday School 2:30
p. NJ, Prayer Meeting Wednesday, at
8 p. NJ,
West End Sunday School Presbyterian
at 30. Prayer meeting at p. NJ. Prayer
meeting Thursday at s p. NJ. All are in
vited.
ST. MARY's CHURCH.
Low Mass al 81 and So'clock A M. with
short sermon. High Mass at 10I O'Clock
A. M. Vespers at z O'Clock and Bene
dlction.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
Preaching tomorrow at II A. M. and
7 80 p. M. by Rev f. Reh, pastor. Sunday
School at 10 A M.
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Toinsure the correctness of the church
notices, pastors OF the churches would
confer favor by sending in (early on
Saturday any changes in the service OF
their churches.--ED.
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mROxyg's IRON BITvrERS ALMANAC
For 1888
Contains One Hundred Recipes for max
lug delicious Candy ebeaply and quickly
at home. This book is given away ~ drug
ana general stores.
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MRS. M. L. IL. TAYLoR's
New Store, 36 Market Street.
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When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child. she cried for CastOria-
When she became Mss. she chung to Cassoria-
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EAsrPoRr nAPTIsT cnuRcH.

Preaching at IL a. m, and 80 p. M, by
the Pastor, Rev. j ID. Raytield. Sabbath
School at . 80 p. IN. Prayer meeting
Thursday, at 80 p. IN. All are cordial
ly invited
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CHURCH BELLS.
Calling TO Hear Gods Word PreacA ed
aud His Name Giarified.

services Tomorrow iss the SeveralChu~ch-
es-Sundsy school Lessons Tor Sunday
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GERMAN LUTuERAN.

Preaching tomorrow at II A. M. and
730 r. M, by Rev. f. Reh pastor. Sunday
School at 10 A M.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
In.siis aud the All narc,

WAsurSGroS, D. c, March 9 The s,n- tjnoa expressed by eX Senator Ingalls in his Bos on interv CIV of last week his interview at Baltimore on Tuesday and his irterview in New York yc lay atc very gratifying 10 the Far per Alliance oG7c ri here. Mir lugalls keeps telling tho eopla through the n, ws aspor iuicrtiewers that they greatly un !errlte the imr rortanco oi the farmers movement anl en tireiy Tn $. take it's sig iiicauce and he l. n that it is time for the l. & L. bscomA fright ene.t. tio ROW eXprcs 4es bsl Scf that tba Farm r All nc, s not onIf sincere in it's aims. but III st Of its am5.tious1 re laadaA,e. A least th [ l. what tha Eass yutderstApds tn eN S. 6 .or t4 me 4n Con. srss maa j rry Stmps3a, wac iS enc oi he br htest lights O. the uev faith sad t3 day that he wAs elth 70 observa the man fes lt'oa ot rep4nNnca on tbs part Q. Mr Ilg,l 8. Dsr us tue r.feat cam. pa gu Mr S,mpsol was loud il hil denunc,at oas ot NJ h Slls, whom hs freQu nt}y ,h4rart9ri: T as "a trla ant aud cor sunmdt1 scouadr drel'' anl al "ir.1cseeat demaEosuo," Now ho "a very hatterias ia his Tcn.rzS relative to A-c, Inea, s,
 Il am glad to sec Mir Inealls 'comjn 1. aretmd to oar Viw4" sail he to-day. We sh3.l be p,elstd Q welcome him iNtl t4o ra ks oF tho new party. A.r Israls
 s one of the abl aud most bg. .art Ea q ol the tmc. aud we oe al, ih re- r i. O. Ats t ttnd tat Nc can et am rpiN rry tflat te d d pot I1 V cSprHss ttt ~ b lCr' he elec-iaH or 6urpw no campaign iust i.l as ne does now. 8 pp o- uis eeuy [ situ 's the result of t.e seva"e d seill ae aim n sterNd bv h. pg' p e of kau= a. We walt m ,re }. 'pull ca1s yoaveeel, and vel got lacm too The peop,e ot . East wl wakn ID pretty soon to thc raui 1at rn of iha Tact that the tarmcrl Iof the West mHgl busiuc lS {" "Yes ' con-
 luded the 90 kl,ss s'Hte man, "t q Ali anco is gro Niag every sae. and tha recession ot eN senator lnrAUs is higGly gIa ifylag at t3is u1y peri Il :"
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27

THE DEAD SOLDIER.
Funeral Services oyer the Ecmans of tho
 Lste Gen. Jos. F, Johnston.

WASHINGTON, D C., March 25.-The fu- neral services over the remains of the late Gen. Jo, E. Johnston, almost the last of the great comman iers Of the Clnfederacy took place in this city tn morning. By spec ial request of the deceased, the ccre- monies were devod of osten ation or un- necessary forma fly, and the siml licity Of the services were in keeping with the char acter of the man. There was no display of uniforms or blttle flags or military trap pings, and as the family of the deceased carrying out the spirit of his injunction, had declined the request of @ number of Confederate veteran associations to partlci- pate formally. th re was uothin 10 di tin guish the funeral from a privats interment beyond the large attendance of distin- guished per ons. There were no services al the residence of the deceased, but just before II o'clock the remains were taken to St. Johns Episcopal Church, opposite Lafayette Square, aceompani d by the family and near friends. There were In attendance cx Gov. McLanc, of Mary l,nd, and James McLane brothsr-iu law of the deal man; Joscoh r. John on, Mrs Tai ferru, niece with her son and daughtsr), anu AAi NCOiRt "NhhNNC1t " grand nephew. There were also pres at the church Gov. Mckinney of Vr suia, Mayor Ellison of Richmond, Senators Daniel and Hawley, Capt Thomas Mccall, Judge Robert Hughes, Col. Stearne, en. John Saunders, Gen Henry T. Doug as and number of persons from Baltimore.
 The funeral party arrived at the church at II o'clock. It was III by the honorary pal bearers, who " re: Senators Morgan and Daniel, Hon. J. l.. NJ Curry, Gen. Parke, U, s. A; Con. Chas. w. F old, Gen. Harry Heth, Rear Admiral Rogers, |. $. N. Rear Admiral Temple Gen. II. C. Wright, Gen. Benjamin Brice, Col.
 Archer Anderson of Richmond, Co. Edwin G. Harris, Hon. J. c. Bancrof. Davis and James Watmough.
 The services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Douglass, rector of the church, and were confined 10 the simple Episcopalian burial service for the dead At the conclusion of the servic,, ani as tho caslsct was boruo to the hesrsc, the ch9ir, joined by th, congra. gat oa, sang the hymn. "Ab de With Me. ' The remains were ten rsmoved 10 tho Baltimore and Potomac Station, followed by many carrisges and loft hera on tho
 l2:30 train flr Bltmere.
 BURIED BESIDE HIS WIFE
 BALTIMORE, Md, March 9 Whoa tho body of Gen. Johnston arrived here his old soldiers wore at the raj road stu ion and bare the he ids as tae eoflin WIS borac past them. They dd not form part of tho funeral proeessil n they obsyed his com
 mand. He was laid at rest by tho side of his wife, in Groen Mount Cemetery.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
WASHINGTON.

Ex.Cougro ssman Carter Of Montana ia becoming a formidable candidate for ihs vacant lanl commi IS oacrship.
 A delegation of neg ,oes has asked tho President 10 appoint Worlds Fair com missioner and judge of tho circuit bench from taeir ra.o
 President Harrisou will soon issue tho annual proclamation warnia, all persons from kill.ag seas in the United States to n ulon in Behring's SoA
 Notice to c)agres suea -e,oct 8 given that if tsey want tho psinto documents to which they are eat,tel they must soId to tae c erls oj tue il uss Tor tAcm now.
 Sc a.oc stewart of Nevada assorts that dessa oaaa In Now York shape tho P, ioles o the Nov York newspapers He tn uks tae West will fcrce free silver tayo9ya uest sess on, and fears that w0 age dr.g ins to ward monarchy
 Gen Jossph l. Johrsioa oi of puca- monia.
 Taera ara ramors tho' s 'er tar es Noble and Praet9r coa,1mplate rc, gN,nE.
 t is ,icestoo1 that retaliation for Germ aay' s conduct ia re ton 10 Amo ican p3rH wisl ba inaa asacat d next Janpary.
 How.i hus made n treaty wi il Japtu provi iiu< foe a boua y uroA Ja.aneso iia m'ge4iina,
 Pr ..aens nArrIsoa. il Is said, Is rnttius ready b remove Iadiaa Commissioner Maisn
 Neubsrs ot to Fi;y-frst aad Fifty. sesned co4sr arc quarsesng ovor t4e. pub ie dosum nys,
 Tfcssager Huston saSs hc is t'r of auswerng questions ahout his r sieuatipn.
 pleNaest Ilagr sou is plaaan foc a x. weeks toas of tue Soath aud Iaclao Colst
 Senatoe Germaa is sald 10 have started South on toar of political sign tiea4cs airing prime ra l. ra the .peaAccshp
 Prcs fsnt Harrison is tnsaged al p,eson; upon tue new eirsuit b nca oppoiutmeats
 A valn4b!, cell ioA Of aacisat relic has bsca offered fir eNhisi,au at tag Words F,r by cisieon Of Columbia,
 lhs Eov raEsnt board has refused ta tu IL breakwt,t r u Cbicago at Fedecal expense Ter tho Worlds Far maya exhibit.
 The Treasurg has refused Jo iuai h goI bars for shipmoat to Euro o.
 Tho Se, r t8rs 0: ito Navy is unablr, under tae law, to sappiy mon for the | ls war vessels.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
The Standard Oil Trnst.

NEW YoRK, March 19. --J. ID. Rockefeller, President of the Standard Oil Trust, and S c. Doige, the counsel to the trust, de- clined to say anyth ng to day about peti- ton that has boen filed with tho At orney General by Rogar A Pryor, Jr., in behalf of a namb.r of inlepsndentoil refiners, ask ing him to bNng su itifn tho name of the State against the Sta ndard Oil Complny of this city, to have it's chsrtcc dec ared ior- feited, because it had become one of the constituent companies of the Standard Oil Trust. MT. Dodd, who spoke for Mir. Rockefeller and the trust, said he q not think it wiss to try tha casa in the news papers, at any rate at this stage of tho procee1ings; the matter was at present be- fore the Attorney General awaiting his de- csi1n. This appI;catien is the sama method that was pursued in the proceed lngs against the North River Sugar Rein ing Company whose charter was subse- quently declared forfeiteI by the courts. Ia tat case Gel (now Judge) Roger A. Pryor appsarei for the Attorney General. If the Attorney General decides to grant the petition filed by Roger A. Pryor, Jr., he w.ll havo to ask the Supreme Court, in special term, for perm ssion to bring suit against tho Standard oil Company in the name If the peopl3 of tue State. The Att toraey Gene n is expecSed 10 give his do. cision n q few dags
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
DEATH OF BARRETT
The Great "ragedian Expires
 Suddenly.
A BRILLIANT CAREER ENDS
Heart Failure superinduced by Pneumo- nin the Cause of Ills Death--HA Wife and Friends Were
 at Ills Bedside.

NEW YORK, March ol.-Lawrencs Bar rett, the tragediln, died this evening at :45 o'clock at the w ndsor Hotel Tue demise was due to heart failure. The actor was unconscious but short time before he died.
 His wife and Dr. Chambers of this city were w.th Mir. Barrett when he breathed his last. His last sickness dated from Wednesday night, when he was obliged 10 leave the theatre where To was engaged. It was said st that time that he was merely suffering from severe cold and would be out h a few days, and the same report was made the followin. day. Even yes- terdiy the reports from the sick oh im- Der were very fay rlbe This evening Dr. Chambers called at the Windsor Hotel at 9 o'clock to soc his patieIt and shortly thereafter announced that he would remain all night in tho sick room.
 Heart failure, the physician declared, was the cause of death.
 On We insfday evening Mir Barrett had n cold and did not kt ow whether to go to the theatre or not That night whoa he came houA from the theatre hs had a severe chill.
 On Thursday merning the much feared symptoms of pneumonia appeared. The physician tbon realized Mir Barrett's criti- cal ,oadition and asked for a consultation. |. Dr. II. r. Wa ker was accordingly called in. Mrs. Barrct was ut that time in Bos- ton, and dispatch was at once seat, tell ing her of tho serious condition of her husband. Sae came to this city Thursday evening and went Immediately to the Wind sor Hotel.
 At the death tcl wore present Mrs. Bar re't Dr. Chamters, the manager for Booth and Barrett and the nurse.
 Tho death Of the renowned actor oo- cured in room 3o3 on the third floor Of ths hotel oa the Filth avenue and Forty seventh street coruer. MT Bafrett has two daughters, now in Europe, ono being the wife of Mary Anderson's lrother.
 Ths funeral will probably take P acc In Boston anu the manager Of Boo asi Bar. re ct will have full charge of all ihe ar HEcments.
 At the rns Of his pirtncr's and friends death Edw il Booth was at tho Players Club In b Il asleep. He did not receive the notice of his Geata until midnish., and was very Geaply affeg ted at the news of the demise. He did not, however, go up to the 1 Windsor Hotel to night.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
Win Expose The Mafia.

MEMPHIS Tenn, March ol.-Detective Dom nick c. O'Maliey, of Now Orle ans, is in Memphis. II IS registered at tEe Pea body Hotel unier aa assumed name Ills wife and child are with him. O Malley. when seen tonight by reporter, said;
 II was at tn, meeting of tte mob around tho Clay statue in New Orleans, and heard tho Parkinson and Wickliffs speeches and heard the mob call for O'Malley. I didn't respond. It meant death if did. l re- mained in New Orleans until March l6. two days after the lynchiug. l then left with my family, going to Hoas ton, Tex, thence to Corscsna, Tex, thence to Brink ley, Ark, whence cane to Memphis. It is my purpose to return to New Orleans within the next few days. l will arrive thers next Wedn ssday or Thursday, and vii expose tho Mafia. know more Of Inc woi kings of that order than any other liy- ing man asile from it's mo nbers. am as acquainted with it as was Dave uennessy. Hennessys dea h grew out of his refusal of an offer of S50.0o1 by the Italians of New Or,eans, about Sour years ago, for the re lease Of the famous bandit Exposito.
 His refusal of the bribe sea ed his doom.
 Iue prSStptJGt ng chaSA ot hls ueAtH WdSs ss has b cen stated in the ns wspapers, his sid Bg with tha i'royeaZanos against the Matranzas. was empleped by the Mat ranzas as a detective aud did waat l could for their side Of the ease. l am p}s tive that the jury tn tried the II urdt fers oi II messy were br bed. Hcnness was killed by Maha am certain that SIX Of thc men who were execIted by the mob wee guilty. The names ol tlat six are: Joan CarHso Pol zzo Incarl loaa, Mare2ca "a, BsRaetto and Jo NJ cAeca, My pu"po ,e when was retaiaei by the Mada at:er Hennes y's d ath wa t. exre7e tie O. uisat On That is my pu pose st l. bsu ye that the Matia Is dead n this toGn- try. IL 5saa 0 -ga1Izati0n whcss sole p1r ros, IS ass uaIim. l have en ifl ow by ltaisus ron Huston. lex. 70 NJ a'rae, My ! 5 sluugar, but, as 1 aIa WIT ed o H hAeu no lear that ] wlll q eet Dave H n esst.S tta. Tue re.atious of Hen. ne sy md myself at the tiate of h s de th west no H,r iiaI b he aud 1 belonged 70 th m ord F ot Htb eruiins, anu 1 le oe zcd h ul as q !. ave man and gallant oa'rr.'
 yho reporter ask q Mir OMa.ley ir it WIS tr shat h bud al hand in tha bri b ry f the ipry. and he repiied: Il a1' too slCk O thut"
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
PARNELL WILL FIGHT l
He Accepts Maurice Healy's
 Challenge.
HIS RESIGNATION IS READY
nei's Popuiarity-Tim Heniy Bru- tally Assaulted-The Contest
 in North sligo.

CORK, March 2i-Mr Parnell has writ ten letter to the Cork leadership commit tee, in which he says that the tone of stud jed insult and tho un truthful character of the statements made in NJ. Healys letter accept ug his (Parnelrs) challenge that they should both resign their seats in Par liament and como forward as candidates for reelection debar him from oommuni- eating directly with Mir. Healy or with tho latter's friends. Mir. Parnell adds that |: is impossibl, 10 expect that any agreement will be respected by his oppone nts longer than expeaisnt. However, he has placed his application for tho Chltern Hundreds in Mir. Nolan's hands, requesting him to forward it directly Mir Healy submits him self before tho electors of the division of Cork which he represents
 Mir. Maurice Healg when questioned to- day about Mir, Parnells ls ter to the lead ership committee saying that his applica-
 tion fer the Ch.tern Hundreds was a tho hands of Mir. Nolsn, said he had not seen
 the letter refo rcd to. but if the resigna
 tion was genuine he (Alr. Hea ly) would in- stantly meet it.
 DAvIrr sNEERs AT rtpSrLr. LONDON. March 24 Mir Michael Davitt, in an interview 10 day, said that Mir Par nelps phrase in lis letter to tho Cork leadership committee saying ESQ soon as Mir. IIsaly has submitted himself to the judgment of and has gone 10 his consttu- | entsn is a repetition of tbe Boulogne trick. Mir. Davitt added MT. Parnel wishes
 10 make Mir. Hesly be the first to resign,
 and then Mir Parncl would te guided by tho result of Mir. Healy's fate. Mr. Par nell would never have noticed the accept
 ance of his challcnce except fer the taunts of tte p-ess He now evades the terms of his own challence."
 coLDiY RECEIVED AT SLIGO. DUBLIN, March ai Mil aruell travelled from this city to Sligo to day Ills ap-
 proach to the latter city was hcraldod broa least. Nevcrthel ss, thero was no gathering Ut the railroad station to greet l him.
 TIMOTHY uEALY BRUrAIIY ASSAULTED. CORK. March 2l-Mr T mothv D He1iy, NJ. P, hal very rough ex rerienee in this city today, being assaulted and seriously | injured.
The Forrest City times., 1891-03-27
Giatemaian SteHmaai p Line.

WASHINGTON, D. c, March l7.-Tho Cover Of Guatema has ent rod to contract wi II lha Cosmos steam. sh ? C3mptny fer the establishment of line of ste lmers to sai moa,hly each way 5atweau the rorts of Guai ena.a and Ham, burg Germany. The steamers arc to he of not lCss than 1,50 loas capacity. Six ste.mera will perform the service, touch
 ng at Hamburg, Grltasby, Antwerp and Bordeaux. Ra es for freigat, mail and D ss augar transportation arc agreed upon, iu retura for whch tee G etemal n Gov ernme et paYs tie line Sl,0C0 for each steam caii ng at Guatcmalan ports not less than onc3 q month. hs steamers are absoiyed from all tonna ge, anchoraga and port dues, anl ars 10 have p e.erenco il the way of advantages fog unloading and loa4ing.