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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-01
LITERATURE
La EMBUsTERA

No be anado mas cue & una muier Cd
ID vida, DOS dijo IN dia el pintor ID
He pbssdo con ella cinco amos Dc com
pls-s felicidad, de pIaosres tranuuilos :
fsouD30s. P0edo 5scir cue le dsbo nj
csls5Fida3 preseDte tan fScil me era &
80 lBdo q tFRbajo : tan natural L. ms
pirsci6n. Desde que Ia encoutr6, me pa
raci6 que habfs Eid0 mia siemDrs. ST.
bellszR, Eu CaraCtsE, respondiR q todos
uis sue60s. Ests muier no me hs deia-
DO uubcB; la muert0 en hi casa. sn mis-
Drszos, amsnd0me- y, SIN embargo,
c8sndo PienB0 en- ella Is con c6lsra =
q rratO De reDresentsrmsIR tai como la
be visr0 dUrants ciDc0 amos, en toda Is
ssplendidez del amor, con SD tale asbel-
70, 30 pRlidez dorado, sus rasg0s De jUdfa
de Orie1teg regulsrsH y fnos, 81 palabra
lsuta- Euave como 81 mirRds 81 trat0
dc daf Cusrp0 8 estR vision dsiiCiosa, e
para decirIe Te Bb0rTezco.D
Sc llBmBba Cl0tiide. En- la casa amiga
d01ds. pOr pTimsrR Vez DOS vimOs, sc "a
c0u0cia con 81 nombrs De In sonora De-
l5cbs T % decis Viuda de I'd caDitsn del
sIs-cito 5e Tltramsr. En- sfeCto, parscGa
habsr vIaIado uuch0. No hBblgba nun
CO sin decir: 8 CuaDd0 NE hallabs sn
Tsupic0n 8 bien asUra vsz, sn IA
Tsds De Valparaiso Fuera De este. pa-
da ID - pr0esder, ni en 81 lsDEuaie
BcuBBbs ID vida B6mRda, ii reTelBbs 81
dssor5en, Ia precipitation de las pr0ntas
salidab y de- las bruscas legsdas. Era
psrisienBe, se Festls con un EuEt0 exuui-
sit1, sin BIBguBO De es0s portfolios esas
cursileriaa que diating0eB Z las mujsres
De ohgislss ? mariBoa perpstuameDte Cd
visjs.
Apeuss me d c1enta de cue Is smaba,
nj primers, nj 6uica idea fD6 0frecerla
Id manO. On amigo Sc sncarR6 de ba-
blarla pOr mi RespOBdi6 ssUciIlRmsute
que ella 20 - cBssrfs Jsmas. EvitE p0r
to5os Joe msdios verlB desde Rnt0Dcss, v
como mi peBaBulsutO estsDs dsEnRsisdO
s1fsrno para PerEItlrne el men0r trabB-
10, resolvfms & Tisjar. Estabs hacienda
mIE preparedness De marcha, cuand0 VI
s11rar estupsfaet0 en hi propi0 FBbiDe-
ts, 0Datrui5o p0r Jos mueblss baCina30s
y las maletBB esparGidas, J. sonora
DsI0cbs.
-fPor que este viajef-me d10 dulce-
ms1te- - P0rq8s ne amais9 70 tam
bi61 q am0 Solo que y aaui % v0z
tsnblabs Dc p0eol, -s6lo que est0y ca
sa5a.
ne c0uu5 80 historic.
Una .uoFala ds amor y de- abaDdono.
So marido dsbfa = 3 pegaba- Estsban
separsd0a hacGs tres 81cs. Su familis,
de quisn parecla muy oueiosa, Ocupabs
uns brillaute pns5sl5n sB Paris; psro dss-
8s 50 casamie7to no QuiBo racibirlB mas
Era s0brina del gran rabIno. Su her
mana FiudR De ID O6cial superior, Sc
Habia casad0 n BeEundss nuDCias con 81
guarda mayor de- l0a jardiRas De Saint
Tsrmail. CuEut0 ella, srTuiDRdR poT
O. narido, hBbia fslizmente tenid0 una
eduCaCi6u prinsriB complete y cultivR6O
&C. taiento, del cue hacia uu recurso dan
de- lsccioDes de piano en. GsasE ricas De
la Chauas6 d7 Antin y el faub0urg Ss-
lnt-H0Bures y gara6s bastsnte para VI
vir
Ia nlHtOrla era CuTlOaa7 = auugus On
POGO IarFa, LENA De HEas lindaB Fepetici0- /
nss, De ss0s iUcidsutss tntsrminBbles cue /
emhrollan loa dlsCura0g fsmeuiuoE= IDFIr- /
tl6 Fsri0s dlas Cd coBt6rmsla-
Hi A7--,sr-1- - - n ---~s1r 1.1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-01

KsltsE Eb0rn -staehau, sst6 frabajanao con
gran RaeIriGad. Sc lisvau s rabo Ermndea
pTspatatiTOa y sc est&n c0nBtTuTsnd0 nums-
TOaaz kiandRs p0rt&fIsE
Paris, idem idam-La huelgA De minsros
ds Lille y 0frus districts Gel E0rEa r1ua
graDdbs prOporciDnss. AscisBde "a & trsiuta
Y tres MI 81 nElmero de lua hRsl lEuiataE.
New York, idem idam-Sagdn Ias hltiras
n0ticiks de- Brasil cuatTO p0blaciOnes de IL
pruvi1cia De h3O Grande do Sui han rsoono-
cidD la Hutur11Ad revolaCisDaria dc Porto
AleEre. CInco buques Sc han undo { las
fusrraH rBbsi adas Contra ell diCtEdor Da Fon-
seca, en "a uiEma prOvIneiR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-01
Ganado de venta

Feiuze Funkss e nUv5llas. psnpina sara lFuEo 2
- g. de- naeyas o. n9Mdaa- la perana nHe fntagHs
i iedo parfes pusae direiFse leE EHillerla AAn.
EozmIck 20 Arrugo
ArruEn Co. Gauhre de- ls-4 EA-zM
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-01
ACEITE De BACAEAG

iodafsrruriapso "a quina. dsa aoctor Duas uaspas--
CMpsuinE anaiuix8ua Know -SHE5s~nnarinE hsna "A
caiaG. En- Ia F@~mncia de- E EnruandessG G- cfs
auass g. Eenna--Fonee
Nu#ianahre de 1891. Sn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-01
ATENCION

Sc vends Ia Farmarin SAN PABLO, situai
ez Ia plaza de- ArErado.
Dirigisss : "a dus6o su 81 mizuo s4sublaS
mientn.
Ponce, 1sorismbTe e Dc 1872. h-ek
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-01
g gratihcara

De les PssEaE DE- dea Baailio Dsez ban dszaaa-
rec1ag dBs nuwiii0s marsaaaa une G. IS. Il gl
eEfas 0srO = s. ~ lH ualga- Fl que hna entire
gas : - auezas dan Jeagain Fsrrdns ssrh lFEufaf
eaaD.
P0nca, E0rRsmbre y De 1921. ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-01

Quitn earere &c earaCSeF, DO &c buEb7e !
os cOsA..--Chanspf0rf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-01

Ia e0stumbrs ss Ia ras6a de los nscios -
Federico o. Gran6e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-01

TE Ia TBEECELg1A1r 660A@C1I1s
arudas = C76riras cHs8z de gue hay pobre-
"a del arnaniznlo Ia Emulsion de Scott la
FrBe surpTgndentes resuitaa0E-
AruadiIla. Pua1to-Rieo, Abril j De- 1857
eenores Scott Bgvne, NusTa-1oTE
nEe usrmite con sl msyor placer esre5f-
FurFae rare cue nsts3eE pus1Rn haEeT de
80, 81 uRo cue per bseB eeDENn cue 80 exec
E..--ta rrenaFari6n f8MmaGR AmElEsan de SG0st
r~5a Ter oae q he nsaao En- laE pDlmuuiaE,
F~nnnuitae hEridHs Gs6uicas en- las ane por
-. ranea cue uulerR aayA ha1AGD hATn
- s-ran suuuracion + en- Is Tuberculosis in-
r-fr-iarte = en ffn Ell tnEns nametlDa GasOa en-
80 hsVs u0hreER 20 el uTzaEIsEno y neces1-
800 ap FenBnseitnir iua El6paina z0jns dc So
gurarre NE BIS BaaB serpEau1HnteE reeults-
sna.-Due1Or s7Mllas BsEe5Ga.
Tarabe, PfdOTas + Ungnsnt0
Seijsl
Eaymacia de Fazle a. Canei0.
si5a segtt Kepisrs Pnnneaa s1Ftaai.
- acis SAeslss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-01

Habia AIquiia50 20 sn u RFsHida del
bosque de Bobi0zns, entire Gales Hilen-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-01

Cuauto ms sssimsble 81 ofsBaor, mayer sa
In ofeuBR.-C Corneillc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-01

mARTEROLOGEO
Eu n1uaer0 extrAordinarin
Ssres eDcusntro diRrio
Qne amarEO eaiiE apRrAn
4Nart5reg que DO fERran
Aun 81 g. Calendars.
Fl desdichado escribients
Qse corrige diligents
CsuRutO ei jefe deHatinR.
] resnslve el expediEuts---s
In radTfir de "a ufcinR.
r IufeliE labrador
Que labra 81 desveuturR
j el fruto de &C sndur
EntreEa a. recaudadOr.---
MGviSr de la AgTiculrura.
Quieu consAEra 81 existsnciA
81 estudi0 y nj saber
] ghsta 81 IntsligsReia
En- enaefisr y aprendsT----
Noble HadvGlT de In cienciai
E iDcsnsable escTit0r,
lie D0vslss fOgiadUr,
Que 81 vans comer BFstende,
4 que CnRnhO escribe vGnGe---4
I'm na4frtir del editoTl
E s0idado diHtinEuiao
Que despreciR Is mesraIls
j sucnnIbe obscurecldp
Ea ls sOmbra del Blvidn---.
E Hsdrtir de Ia bataIlA.
FL dssdichRdo pe6n
De RlbA1il cue eu I'D tRbl0u
Pass d0ce boras oomplstaA
Eu coDtinua sxposiCi6n----
In Esdrtir de doe pssetasl
E infsli1 one, inoCeuts,
P0T error 8 poT maiiciA
Pasa como dsliDcDeDte
sOIlozs iutrii mente:
II n mGrt8r de ia JustiCIA9
Ia vsleroas uuief
Q1e 10 tiene que conner
] Is EguJs ConsaErsdas
Is tan pDhre como h0uradR.-a
Ina udvtr de- deberl
La cue en- oprimirse 81 tRlie
CifrE 81 TeDturR t0da,
! pOT lucIrse sn "a Gale
Hace 0ne su CuerpO esEAlle----
Una naGTtSr de Ia modR.
Los iufsIiceS sntDrss
One en Ia esEeDa se dssEiERn,
Sou s 81 palma acreecores,
PTque d e4Os Jos BlGvtlriaGH
Pablie0, empress actorss-
Ia iigta no conCiuy6,
Mas M plumR sc eiAus6
81 & =
Hay tanr0 mGrtir gre no
Est4 en- Eing6n Caleadara0t
jose yaeks0H Vegas
On m6dico testsrud0 estaba refriendo sn
ana reunion, cue eeab baba de curAr { cierto
snfsrmo.
Acert6 4 eurrar en- aqusl noneut0 M AMI
60 de vista d9O qus e eufermO ha|niG
nuerto.
No posde ser exclsm6 sl msdico.
-Si Acabo De verle ahorR--.-
Pres bien; ha nuert0 enrRdo.
Despues de I'd ineeDdio. prcseut6 On botn-
Dero 81 dImisi5n.
-ESe pRede Haber Il oanaaf l. pTegunt6Enu
Il ofeio de BON baro es fnsopurtnbse.
In q incendio de an0ohe tive L. dsagrntla
ie salvar Ia Sida nj sUegra-
En unos ex6meBss de Cfrnrfa-
La persona 8 que AiRdim0s fs--rra rAom
lisrua Bss e0rta que otrs. Dor = -
.ojea- aGlae ar1a>1s57sd On este cMsoF
--TO creo que e0jearia tsmbisn.
EPIG GRAEAB
Cur6le IN burrU 4 III doctor
On aibeitRr coDocido.
e. paEArle 81 bnen Be1Or
De 50 obra 81 merecidO,
Dfj0 e de las herradnras
Con EostrD m0d0 Heyer0s
Doctor, ensse c0mpAksrOs
No 90 lHsto co0zaT lAH curNA.
No soy marques, ni ann baron,
n gran cruz, n coBcejhl,
NJ Rspir0 diputaci6n
] asf soy uns exception
De - Eegla general.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-01

Ia ley es ia pTudsncia de las sooisdEdss- :
FsIIszlziA.
Atrsvets decir 10 one atreves q kRcsr.-
Taola9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-01

Loa hist0riAdpTcs que Green pne pleas "a
tic5Esrse el purvsuir, sDE iDciEnua an H@nrf-
hir 81 paaadO.- T0lfnire.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-01
FDsFETHL FRLIEREs, Aaaaulsasla EIa

Pilaogaa #urmiGuslR. Himarara; heltninl
EnFah, MaEaaasc Esrmasia Snbsra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-01

Doctor W. Santoni
DE- IA FACULTAD De MEDICINE
DE PARIS
Ev-5gfs Dc elsnisa asI Eussifaao efaasmis0
6s Paris
LAEEEADo cox 8EEDALI-z uE ERoaECR
0fEscs y P6biiao sas asrziciss p-alzai1aalza-
ESFEsl&LESTt EH Lks EEFERREBkgEs BE EasIJns
EoE1s ~ c1EsrLzTA PARA Los R0EEMs-
AEezleina ; CsrH5la. - / = Dc IA tzs9a
E.1asEzsdades aH lna aiaa- A. 3 aR i'd
P4GeG PrSnespag nzmevg 10
p Pence. 0czuhre 81 1881
Frlb1nuH0 de s6Tae. Tegeveue. hsunsns4
tAra.aalaacs spEoss &C. psnel. Selol. So
dol. lrsnlinn. Ter raEsaa. CsFianenh2na. Esnala
tsE asza.-E axzzae1a- Sraszra
Kraisnza. rsssgp srv a psrtv
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-01

MafuIado WaidsGilas- C0UsTgiEu8e-D Dsp0sIE0 de-
rsa-gsueEaR.--N su1aa a. ns1R1.--AEBGnA-
Kf6af a. nnmnaFia--L LGEuernim11tcE EErr0duE10Esa--
T9eu6zfta de- msrcaucfsz-Te1 e1s8E 81 p0r mayor 3
de6all -r'tEZa PrInnIu8l-
tIssg- EEanearau- Juyeris Csja 5s prsasaEn0aSs
efecEnAu mEaacinE a0bTe EEapEnBs c. prz11Az y
toaz ciass de- ob5etBa de rzlUr.-Ee1Ra =
GUAKAWEEEa&
UriEna0 LaEsrEns,-1o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-01

Desgraciadamsnte, algdn tempo 6ss-
pu6s, hubO ella de CBsr SD vsz mRla,
On dfR FOlFi6 de sus lecei0nas tembl0TO-
~, sscsl0friads, fsbrIl. On catsrrO al
pech0 Sc declare con tai gravedad, cue
-ssg6n el m6dlco-serIs irremediRbls.
Nj aentfmient0 fn6 atroz, immense.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-01

la velFef cnanto antss 81 fstig0ER labor
compleeamsrte hisn de sslud-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-23
The countrr Ealtor.s Pay.

sFor the Lords sake Josephus what
did you buy all those dried apples fory"
exclaimed our better half this morning
when we dumped bushel of the dried
fruit on the table That's one years pay
for the paper we said. you don't
mean TO say that you have been working
a whole year for a bushel IF dried ap-
pies, and sending the paper in the bar
bargain why yes. wife that's BIG
pay considering the trouble that We have
TO go TO compared TO some of our sub
scribers" We took lot of muskrat
hides the other day in payment OF sub
scIiption Dried apples and muskrst
hides: who ever heard Of such q thing.
What does people suppose that editors
and their wives and children live on any
how" Now just listen at you Did
you ever hear of country editor living
he only breathes-chews root and lives
on suction II believe you are right.
We ought to be thankful for those dried
apples-they' II make US rolla -bolas enough
to last US all winter. and the muskrat
hides I'll make socks out of them for the
children. How grateful we ought TO be,
Josephus, for all these blessings. and
how happy we can make our Christmas
on apple -bolla IF we have no tur-
key and cranberry sauce. 1t isn't every.
body that can be on editor and that's
somthing TO be proud of. J." And we
thought 30 too, and feel more contented
than ever.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-23
The Gas Question.

Mr.. Editor: am glad to see that you
are calling attention through THE CAPI
tai to the horrible condition Of the gas
that the company is now furnishing con
sumers. Prof Sanger says 1.-THE fault
lies entirely with the gas company, and
the remedy is in their hands" This is
very true; but will they remedy it. That's
the all important question that is now
agitating the minds of every consumer.
1t has been in this condition for a week
and more past aud know of several per-
sons that haye been made sick by its hor-
rible. poisonous fumes. | would suggest
that meeting of the consumers be called
at once to take some action in the mat
ter. Physicians all pronounce 1t injurious
to health, and if this is the case why de
lay it longer-why allow our famil
les or our employees to live in and
breathe an impure and poisonous atmos-
phere! Let the people call an indigna.
tion meeting at once and act promptly
In the matter. Several persons have al
ready discontinued its use aud substitu-
ted the oil lamp, and others / learn
are contemplating the same thing. Eter-
nal vigilence is the price of liberty, and
prompt action on the part of consumers
should be the battle cry of every citizen
in this matter. If it is q menace to
health which 1t certainly is, prompt ac-
ton should be taken
A CONSUMER.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-23
BROOKS 4 BARTON's

Great Xmas Sale commencing Tuesday
Dec. Is. We will put on sale our entire
stock of Ladies' and Misses fine hand
made Button Shoes, common sense Opera
and Square toes. with or without pat
tips, widths A. Il. and Call sizes All
OF the above Shoes are made by Geo.
Pollock the Ladies artistic Shoemaker
of Baltimore. Every pair are worth
from 81 90 to $500. We intend TO close
them out at the low price of So so pair
This great Xmas Sale will continue until
January LIST 1892. The store will be open
every evening until 10 O'clock.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-23
THE GAS NUISANCE.
It's Effect Upon Consumers The At
mosphere Poisoned by it's
Fumes-A Menace TO
Health

To The Editor Of The Capital: Prof.
Sanger's card in yesterdays CAPITAL on
the condition of our gas" gives timely
warning of the existence of dangerous
nuisance TO the public health which
ought to be Immediately abated. The law
affords ample remedy and redress in such
a case
In the first place, the continuance of
the nuisance can be restrained by injnnc
ton from the Circuit Court
In The second Place, every consumer In
10 whose house these noxious and poi
sonous gases are conducted, by the default
or design Of the Gas Company. may re-
cover damages for the injury inflicted.
In the third place, the Gas Company
may be indicted for maintaining a pub
lie nuisance dangerous to the public
health
In the fourth place. It is the duty of the
City Health officer lDr. FranS IL
thompson Ito make circuit of obser-
yation once In every week TO every part
of the city, aud its precincts, which,
from its location or other collateral cir
cumstances. may be deemed the cause
of disease, and in all ca.es where he may
discover the existence of any agent. the
presence of which will prove dangerous
to the health OF the City, he shall cause
any ordinance in existence for its cor
rection TO be enforced, or if there be no
ordinance competent TO the correction of
the evil, he shall make a full report of
all the attending circumstances TO the
Mayor. &c" City Code, Art. XIV, Sec 2.
In he Jifth place, our State Code, Art
XLIlI. tite-"H Health" makes ample
provision for the punishment aud sup
preston of any nuisance, upon the Ger.
tificate of any two legally qualified med
icinal practitioners or any three or more
persons affected thereby, whereby the
health or life of any person is likely to
be endangered. See sections 2, .. -. 30
of article 43 of the Code of Public Gen
eral Laws of Maryland.
JANIS NJ MuNRoE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-23

Mrs. steele an elderly lady is quite i'll
Al her home on Charles street.
Mr. u. o, Parlett is confined to his
home on Prince George street by an at
tack of the grip.
MFR John Anderson. an old and well
known citizen is quite i'll at his home on
West street with pneumonia, superin-
duced by the grip.
Miss Annie Standiford. of Hartford
county, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. D, O.
Parlelt, Prince George street.
Miss Fannie Mullinix of Frederick. is
visiting Mrs, Mayor Brown, Gloucester
street.
Rev Dr. Spencer, rector of st. Mar.
garets r. +. Parish, is quite sick with
the grip,
Don't Fail 10 CdR at c. Boesscls TIE
leweler and examine his magnificent
stock of Gold and Silyerware. tsinkets,
etc before YOU make your Christmas
presents
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-23
Mr.. BosleY Explains.

Mr. w. ii. Bosley, manager of the An
napolis Gas Light Company called at the
CAPITAL Office this afternoon and says
the cause ofthe offensive smell in the gas
is owing to leak in the purifying box,
which allowed the unrectified gas to es.
cape. This has been remedied, and as
soon as the foul gas is burnt out of the
pipes it will be followed by pure gas
which is now behind it. He says no one
regrets the occurrence more than the
company as it caused loss TO them of
over $1,000 He says the sulphurous
smell is not the cause of inferior coal, or
the reciifer, but from a leak in the pury-
ing box which allowed the unrectified gas
to escape He says the bad effects will
all have passed away by tonight.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-23
opera House Last Night

Manager Brock and Clarence Ben.
nett's benefit for the distressed Wright
family last night was not, we are sorry to
say, success financially, as the Opera
House was far from being filled. The
bill given was one of Mr.. BENEFITS ia
voriies, entitled Daisy" a beautiful
American comedy. Of this we can say
no more than we have said before, that
It was well-rendered piece, calling for
the good acting of the entire company.
The scenes introduced are magnificent.
and much credit is due Mr.. Bennett also
as an artist, for he is the painter of all
his scenery
Tonight "Jedge BUTTERFLY q purely
American drama, will be introduced for
the first time in our city by this compa-
ny, and we hope they may present il to a
full house.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-23
Naval orders

The following naval orders have been
issued by the Navy Department since
our last issue.
Passed Assistant Engineer George d..
Burd has been ordered as member of
The board of inspection at the navy
yard, New York, January IL.
Passed Assistant Engineer Henry I.
Cleaycr has been ordered TO duty al the
maynard, New York, January 90.
The President yesterday sent TO the
Senate the following nominations; Navy
Passed Assistant Surgeon Robert Whit
ing to he surgeon; Lieutenant 0unior
grader Henry Minett, TO he lieutenant;
Ensign Daniel T. Menefie 10 be lieuten
ant junior grade.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-23
Christmas services.

The usual Christmas services will be
held in the Wesley Chapel Methodist
episcopal Church next Friday morning
Al o'clock. The Rev. Watson Case,
pastor. win conduct the exercises All
az, are cordially invited TO participate on
This occasion.
christmas morning at clock. spe-
SlSI service by the Epworth League.
christmas carols with instrumental &C.
compartment by members OF the Naval
Academy Band, and other appropriate ex-
eIeises will be held at the First NJ. +.
Church.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-23
The y. Nj. G A. entertainment.

In consequence of the near approach
off Xmas, and the interest taken In 1t by
every one at this time, only moderate
size audience was present TO listen to
those who entertained them at the rooms
of the Y. NJ G. A. last evening. The
program was very ENJOYABLE one. as
well as instructive. After the reading
Of the scriptures by Mr.. Upton, who
presided, Rev W. l.. Mcdowell of the
First NJ L. Church, lectured on Little
known facts about we'll known objects"
These swell known object" were ''Yeast"
'the house fly" and 1.-The ant" and these
three divisions were treated In manner
capable of being understood by all We
then listened TO a cornet solo by Mr.. j.
L Strange; vocal solo by Mr.. Arthur
b. Carter; humorous reading by Mr.
Dennis Claude. of A., which caused much
merriment. A soprano solo, by Miss
Daisy Hubbard concluded the program
for the evening. These entertainments
will be continued all the winter, and
due notice will be given as to the time,
etc. Encourage them with your pres.
ence,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-23

Heart disease is usually supposed to bs
incurable. but when properly treated q
large proportion of cases can be cured.
Thus Mrs. Elmira Hatch, of Elkhart,
Ind. and Mrs. Mary L. Baker. of Ovid,
Mich were cured after suffering 81
years. $ C. Linburger. druggist at San
jose, H., says that DIR. Miles New
Heart Cure. which cured the former,
worked wonders for his wife" Levi
Logan, of Buchanan, Mich. who had
heart disease for 80 years, says two bot
ties mace him feel like a new man
Or Miles New Heart Cure is sold and
guaranteed at the City Drug Store and
book of testimonials free.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-23
Attorney Whyto 20 Cover.
nor jackson.

Gov. Jackson has received the follow.
ing letter from the late Attorney General:
BALTIMORE, Dec IL, 1891.
My DEAR GOVERNOR . thank you
very much for your kind letter of the 10Th
BE assured that esteem most highly
the tribute that you pay me; and beg
to say our relations as officials and per-
sonally have been most agreeable to me
~ ishing you all the prosperity and hap
piness you can desire. and with kind re-
CARDS to Mrs. Jackson, believe me 10 be,
yours sincerely,
WILLIAM PIEKEEY WHITE.
His excellency, the Governor"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-23
Xmas on Wheels.

The Adams Express Company are re-
ceiving and forwarding large shipments
daily and the representatives anticipate
an increased business this Xmas. Bust
ness entrusted to them will receive care
and attention and be forwarded with dis
patch. The public will receive courtesy
and accommodation at the hands of its
employees as that has characterized its
management in this city in the past.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-23
Re We Charitable.

Those who have plenty of the good
things of life at this seasan should not
forget there are those who have not, and
exert their abilities to help and make
comfortable the needy ones. There are
those in our midst who by old age. or
some other cause, are incapacitated from
helping themselves. and are deserving OF
youl succor and aid. Do as you would
be done by, as you have opportunity
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-23
Maryland Pensioners

The following pensions have been issu-
ed to Marylanders by the government:
Original Nimrod w Boke, Adam, Gard
ner, Arnold De Mines. Oliver Rice, Pa
trick Griffin, John Burrier, Pearson Mat
thews, Basil Burton, Thos. III. Davis,
James Bantum, VIM McIndoe, John A.
Epply Additional--Jno. Davidson, Gott-
fried Dittmer, Thos. H. Dashiells. 0rigi.
nal Widows, sc. Mary ] Richfeld Ly.
dia Culiieon, Elizabeth Rinecker, Mary
A. Gorsuch.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-23
Tin Horn footing.

The juveniles have already commenc
ed stretching their lungs footing the mu-
steal and soncrious tin horn in anticipa-
ton of the holiday season. and the disa
greeable and discordant sounds must be
endured during the ensuing two or three
days. Boys will be boys, and their 81
ders must remember that they, too, were
once boys, and INDUCED in the same kind
of snort
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-23
The Late Gen. John II. Kenly

Gen John Reese Ksnly. distinguish
ed veteran of the Mexican and civil wars,
and prominent lawyer, who died at his
home in Baltimore ON Sunday morning
was distant relative of the editor of the
CAPITAL on the mothers side whose mai
den name was Maria Kenly Reese. and
an aunt to the deceased's mother Gen
Kenly always took prominent part in
all public matters and was distinguish
ed for his valor and heroism in time of
war.