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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-05-01
90 the Spring

The feeling OF lassitude peculiar 10 the
sohson begins TO be felt. The average
stock of vitality has been pretty thor
ougSiy exhausted in carrying It's posses
scr through the rlgors and changes OF
the trying winter, and ns the more goni-
nj season approaches and the strain upon
tho system relaxes a feeling OF prostra-
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-05-01
HARMAN & HAsSERT'S WORKS.

necessary to make anything in the
pattern line. Parties in need Of Pat
terms should send drawing and specif.
cations, or come themselves and see
and a pattern will be made complete.
COAL.
The Coal yard is large and easy to
reach, and the coal well protected
from the storms, and large scales upon
which accurate weight is obtained.
Coal can be furnished in ton or car
load lots.
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT.
In addition to the stock for their
own use they carry a large line of
supplies for machinists, plumbers and
others. Gas, steam and water pipe
are furnished in car load at astonish-
ing low prices. Water guages, guage
glasses, valves of all descriptions,
packing of all kinds, sheet rubber, as
bestas board, square and round pack
ings betting of all kinds and lace leath-
er. Machine belts, lag screws, wrench
es, files, oil cups &c.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-05-01

Tax collectors notices and receipt
books for sale at this office. If.
The sun., 1891-06-23
WALKED OFF In HER DRESS,
wHTCH WAS TAILOR MADE, AND Cosr
800, AND HADNT BEEN PAID FOR

But Young Mira. whiteiey, whose Has
+ band IL Out OF Town, and WIN Pay
ss Soon ms ne Gets Back, is Astenishea
that She shou,d Ne Accused OF Theft.
Mrs, Ethel whitelcy. fair young woman OF
10. with sparkling black eyes and petite figure.
clad ina we'll flttina new tailor-made dress OF
light cloth. was prisoner before Justice Nc
Mahon at jefferson Market Police Court yes
terday. charged with stealing the dress she
Lad on. The complainant was Andrew Pat
terson Of the flrm OF Patterson. Forest. McNee
4 Co.. tailors, OF 25 wost Twenty.sixth street.
who made tho dress for t90 and sent II G. o.
D. By their porter. w. J. Thompson. TO the
homo Of Mrs. Mhiteloy at So West Thrty-ffth
street
Thompson's story was that he told the lady
the dfsss was to bo paid for or returned; that
she. wanted to try II on. and he permitted her
10 ray lori. I iasR sheeE psnd b. her Was
mot authorized to acoept the check. and TINT he
hSs' sh: sf Ss aFif ss vSa
Elm sfs 's 'ss.s s'i IN 'ess' 'ss ss ss
Mssi;ss RI sss Sstis ssss sssas
ss +! ~ g.. =: ,s:
SGa Ss n Is IL obIasSo lot
s:S * ss1ss:$ The .O
,s%: sI%s a shs house. ESaa 8!
nsss Mst Mn SGs SsG,ss saa ss
yer ne has been absent for about a week,
ss saS !: :sa ssrsss:s ris ssuss bss.a i
have been caused BY the man who brought the
e % hSs aSs soa.s ss ,s4na s Hs Ss ss%a Ne .Is
ths pori:r.thss re- hnsSsnd would pSSy on bis
The sun., 1891-06-23
Where 10 Robert ars.s

PHILADELPHIA. June 22.-Robsrt Gran. q
young theatrical manager who has been ssso-
ciated with innumerablo comic opera troupes
many OF which have had brief and not brilliant
Two OF three weeks ago he organized 4 con-.
pany TO cling at the South street Theatre. They
were 70 have opened last night, hnt there was
not appear at the theatre. nor hn. hs been seen
In town since. The worst part Of the afYait for
cause their engagement had never begun. At
the came time: they have been rshssrsins .
expectation OF . summers work.
The sun., 1891-06-23
LENT H1s LITTLE FRIEND MONEY!
Cellsesine on Her Note Made Unpleasant
for Nv. Bergh0la,

Celleeslne on Her Note Made Unpleasant
for NJ. BerRhois.
Mrs. Josephine 2 Bprouls. who was sued in
the Supreme Court BY william F. Kiduer for
t525 with interest on promissory note. On.
deavored to make her defence Interesting for
Mr.. and Mrs. William n. Bergholx who live at
New Rochelle.
On the witness stand yesterday. before Judge
Truax. Mira Sproulls said that ahe had known
Mr.. Berghols many years. She is divorced
from her husband. and lives with her two chll-
dren In New Rochelle. Mr., Berehols. who was
President OF the Mt. Vernon and East Chester
Railroad and Of some electric lighting COM
pany. knew OF her straitened circumstances.
and offered her assistance She refused at
first to accent any. as she had no means OF re-
pSsyyment: but 70 per- @persisted. and between MAY
.etSa 81 shs aster cato h. p.oposed tina. sh. give
reason pc aave her Tor asklne for the. note was
that IS he marsd his g'ne n Atr
AID h;r that r. H
Morth 81 iurnitursp p on storage in New Rechsis,
Identified ihs writing as that Of Mr.. Borghoiz:
:s :s y:s
dear st have friendly chat aud forever settle our
aesss: ;: :ai
::. $ ;:S:
s:: :s% @ 'si
e ::;::; e.: ;ss .,
ss! III sss s's: t:si ss
i: 4: S::! ,:s:
,us Sshss ssssf Il =;
out because they were dated prior to the Civ.
DMr:. BsfeSSis is s5 years old He testified
hs ne ~
Tora S sans and h 90 AZ na
Il Il 10 w% .Ss
was unpaid on maturity. He ,epdorssd Il
e ia not ss WI %.s 70 'ss
.p9 sa.s q Ss sus apen @
4KaSs9 Be had al svfn
f. NJ ts LEA bsSeG ssS sha
ypast asssds isi sSs and
moments crying. Mra ,sproulls sa(d she
SeSn ruled ' out by the 5uss sho sSowed % 10
THE Sun reports. 2 heap Of letter. and pagers
sian term Of endearment that meant dear
little soul" she asked Il this msmorapdum
nurSiy business bosis. The writing was on q |
full sheet OF letter paper. and che said It was
MI. BsrRholz'a hand:
tosssss eSss: sa.Sadin: ana TO
xurniiure ssy |
Hor,s. Gov. ehicisna treoc and shrubbeiy..- Iias
Vor houssk spinR b7b
Ono ysArs bank account 1000
This viii agree to arrange. DO and provide for.
n. r. b.
Another letter upbraiding her for her cold !
ness and signed g Hope" saws: IT Il cruel not |
to let mo know II You are In need. should be |
nsoHeaitlss"
The sun., 1891-06-23
LONG. BEE, WRITES HONE
He Doesn't Want the Mayor TO Continu
Justice Kilbrsth In Omce.

He Doesn't Want the Mayor TO ContInue
Justice Kilbrsth In OMce.
In the Mayors mail yesterday was letter
bearing the post mark OF Alex andria, Egypt
Tho contents betokened an interest felt in'the
land OF the Sphinx In the important question
who will succeed Police Justice Kilbreth whom
his term expires next November.
This interest would be surprising were II not
for the fact that tho letter came from COL
Charles Chaill3 Long the explorer and diplo.
mat Mho hw9sen norh'. hs v;sS Tss pGlos court
pcrSe Srsess Ia e. c.nsuI1
Club in 1883. and, as result OF II, Justice XII
broth Withdrew his recommendation Of the
Colonel for consular appointment In Alexan-
Justice Kllhrsth ia Q County Democrat and
Colonel may think that he did II with his little
letter.
The sun., 1891-06-23
Tho wirasrs - alossssssr.

bows, '"'
SSii o'0vsr sslding second. 0rapss6et third. 1im~
SSs SsoeSa haes-ssvsn and half fur,eaxs Landsssr
third Suss:nsn sssSsn ssSeo9d elmer third nms. ii.6N
'esfoaa soaa;J lanes A H. third. Time 3sst ~,''As
sssoaa Pearl s.l %s % MSs e. syrsesss
s S.ssss sss ,ss:. ,1 fSIissa s,a H..
eaa !sss !kss:s.yiy: fanonEs Ascot won. r. ,. H. $40,
The sun., 1891-06-23
lIarksmen At CreeAnoor.

CRsEpnooR. June z7-A dstschment OF the your.
,tsenth Regiment, N. q Q. n Y. under command OF
CiobrdEs practssd here day. 1hs seorss,
.. Company ATcaps apt J; ~; 4 Dixon, ~: Lieut. =: Koes:
r gotsnsn %; Beston 81 rr'yats 7. .0ro!h, 20;
nsllAA ~
AoSamars IS; Rsrssanis J. G. Griifns Sii Z. Barry,
80; Corporal w. Goore a3; PrivAtss J. W. Granger
Company D-Licut a. l. Klein "a
n Company E-ssrReAnt r. Casey, 81; Corporal q. II.
BfOwn. 81; Private b. smith. nc.
COMPANY 1,Privets q. Pearson. IS.
]; f:1s:ir =; torDss. w. + !Isss..s 50; fSsss:
G. Hle,sinE. Sit h Scott 81; A.. yaohrtA S6 Lieut. 7.
DuS. 81" i. Hisr. IS; ". + iayior. 81 f''''' - f'
The sun., 1891-06-23

The Judges Of the baoyois carnival 10 Beooklya -
Saturday we're unable 10 ascertain the name Of the
lady With the hest dsooFsssd Wheel and who secured
shs prIs sus reporter yesterday learned ths, the
winner was Miss Bonner af zoe Clinton street. Brook
va ns NO rs. ss:s
r. ss K sas o. ss:. s SsSr A. sSEsiasa Ssss
&; S CSSe ss,s !. 1Sd q
pgtxe.
The sun., 1891-06-23
FAvO1lrks' DAY Ar CHICAGO.
100 Blsekburu Beats Los Augslss at Q
Milo and = Quarter.

CHICAGO, June 70 Tho racing eoat,nusd as washins-
ton Park to-day with attendance Of at least booA
The favores had much the best Of the racing four
picks winning and the victory OF the lucky horsss
made the sports rather tame. Ths nrst half Of
the split four furonea Twoyearoh pure b.
gan the sport with hsid Of eight. Miss
Ruiw.rk and Matilda closed equal favorites At TO
enoh. but neither were able to do the trick. Tho to
i.ns!hs from Miss gal..rE me 50 10 sSo. sanbeaia
third, beaten . neck 1tma O:S0
The rra bali q the dlyid.d mi,s selling pur.s. fol
on isvorite kstslle. She Won In : eans.r BY four
lengths from the sscond favorts os1nns kinney who
piacA Time, l:&tA
quarter d..h los Ans.ta Joe sf.otbarn. ne ai..I.
kisy In the snddle running out in the homsstrstch.
bee! Los An.ss e three M lsns.hs . Tine ~
thrseyear odA BA;Eo was An odds on fAvSrte. He
won by noss on the post from Joe Carter HypaticA
The las. halt Of ihe Tour furlons .veysasold purse
by Frank Kinney, . = to fhvofits By two
!sn.,hs from 4: to shot Terra nrma' Tom Rinoss
me nfst lsrt Of the mile ,sillne dasa spdsd the
racing. POrllaw Won By two lenRthS from Bob For
syths Rossmount the fsvorits. third
The sun., 1891-06-23

4 RACING ASSOCIATION IN NEW JERs1
Wheelmeh Form an OrEsnlsation co Fro
motto she Sport In jersey.

moto the Sport In Jersey.
The intention Of the xew jersey division Of the
League Of American whsslmsn 70 road
10 having some eject upon the sport In Jersey
Representative OF several New Jerssy ouhA including
the hudson County. ATLANTA Buslnsss Mems LsASus
and Union County RoAdstsrS have formulated plans
for team racing association.
II was intended to :orRauiss team road racing
association, but much opposiuen brought to bssr
AGAINST the formation Of exclusively road racing
League. An erHAnxation. Including the above cubS,
.., iOrnsS. E q ins.n = ihs AssceisIsd tyeiins
{. to promote ntsr'sSb Iaesa desired 10 seenrS hs
ecnsstlpa of Ns,sla X%ss ItSssr,cS Sn1 N1ss
hays been appointed 70 look for suitable place fos
holding races. A COMMITTEES WAS also atp0intsd 10
draft Constitution
All the New Jersey clsbs will BE- asked to 1oin the
orsAnisAtion, II 70 intended II possiba TO abandon
racing aed promote cycle iournsnsn!a meeting Of
shs new OI6AnixAs1oa will b held on July ..
The sun., 1891-06-23
TAe Sea Serpent starts ON her L.ons Trip.

The Sea serpent starts ON her L.ong Trip.
IUMARsLxHEAp June "a 2-TonGht Capt. Lawler started
her for Lands End England. lie had fair wind, and
when iAstAssn By the few SCORES OF yacntsmsn who
were in the harbor ths little skin WAS making good
.hy ~: moys csPl L.Slsr .;s. aoSd start sn G;Rss
issScard % baaiy sw6sn q % be nsslsss and Ave
q p:Ss sSos:;i asY 4, :.i II SI';t:'P.
beaten. ior 4 !. loas eoar.s and ne ntts fesu .on
sisamihip. Capt Andrews will Wsst ~ the earliest
The sun., 1891-06-23
B,,,y Hara,.s's Friends Cali.

W. e. Harding ID Of the most fortunate and popu-
Tar Of the ciys sporting men This eonelusivsly
proved last night when host Of his friends his
pleasant home 2I4 East ssvsntsth street. 70 csisbra
xn,s racing men are happily wont to term "srsAs
The sanss for this consenai gathering WA 10 other
Hords .hs 80 spnH. M srinasT .a, ssissssssn 9f Gr
bsIdin5 cute li.!Is body i've. Es.s od e.s..day
One could tell that BY the number Of Shs noral 1ifts
which were sent 10 this fAvor,ts lady By many psomE
The host and hos,sss admirably sntsrsainsd ths,r
munc for ths dance About midnight supper vas en-
1Oysd 5ons pleAxAut moments were Bpung tn listening
10 excellent vocal 80 ,sotiohL
The sun., 1891-06-23
wheeling Gossip

LIN. Thorns has resigned from the captainey Of the
AtAiAnta Wheslmen-
Ahvs.mils road race will bS held By the Wsstnold
Wheemsn on Saturday.
The New York Athletic Clubs racing team will com
pete a. the Syracuse Cycling Clube races on june i1
Anew road book will bs Issued BY Massachusetts,
division Of the L. A. the atssf part OF this month
J. 2 Ives Of California rode twenty-five miles In I
hour 40 minutes and b6 seconds ASs week. This u re
mafkably fast and cloes on " record time
The sun., 1891-06-23
G1ZHSnhuMzS
LITHIA WATERS.

IhiA water. lf00
vichy with Lithia "a -
Lithia Water and vichy with Iihia were introduced
By is64 and received by the medical profession
with much favor that quite number OF socaiied
LithiA Springs have boen brought 10 public potics.
which however. like most spring. contain no Lshis,
or only traces
The Buffalo Lithia Water Ei. according to results
Published By Dr. Ewyn Waller Professor Of Chemistry
., the School OF Nine. contains only oieS parta and
It would require $40 gallons GET much Li.ha 10
contained in single sixounce glass Of Carl sohuitxs
Lithia Water. AZ tho rsta OF onshals ssilou bottle
every day It woud take two yssrs to drink s7o
gallons Of Buffalo Lthia at Of $50 dollars
The complete analysis Of each water \ o. the bosss
and the waters are guaranteed to asrss with these
analyses.
AsO TO AAo lsT Av.
The sun., 1891-06-23
Trost,.x In Con.eesieus.

sorrn NosvALx June 7a.-fhs spring meeting Of the
Norwalk Driving Association closed with four raosA
Summary,
RI; s.dioras %ili.n .ns Harry D......, IA!
Tims-2ilK 2:2sk a'Sik s:soL
2tSS elass; purse S1or
Ehei By Happy Thought. ht........................1
Ebert ksepss Rob Roy ,.......................S 3
Tims-7,ssz 2si&. 2:87k
5;to class: purse 40
Oak 0rors Book FARMS Aleyo, I
=, a krowua Nntmea.: :............'............S
Huen hnkn NnisT Chist t.'.....'''..'....."..c Z I
John II. Dilona Yals Blue. ...........5 dist
Time-2:3L !,33i< 2:S1k
Free-for.A ALI purse 500
VIM Nsey's Monkey Roila ]
VIM II. saunders 6ossin njT.....................S0
' "''' iimc.liiiiix i.a41. s:3aX
The sun., 1891-06-23

Assy Cracks IN the ssve. Raese 20 be H.,
at gheepsheaA nav

s'ss - tne seven Mneee 90 be 1@n
At sheepshesa nay.
The consy Island Joekey Club has provided
an excellent programme OF ssvcn races for to-
oay. the features OF which are the Zephyr
Stakes for two-year.old niles. the Mermaid
stakes Tor thrse-yesr-old nllies, the Consy
leland Stakes for three year -oids and upw ard,
high weight handicap at mile and quar-
ter on tho grass. and an extra race for two
Ss.5Slds Tho s n b. spn 9n the Futpr.y eeursa
SCARLET Of the Morris ttsbls In ireut oi
!ee, held a. tho tnish. iu4Rina- from
their previous. victorios. The Zephyr
ssSoss sssnsd may fell to- e Alrpant with Nomsd
tsstant OF the four IN tho (onoy Island Stakes
hinGston shouin TO the pilot. with. DriEzie In
likely 4. mako = hgbtine iinIsh. In the high
weight haplicnp on ihe grsss with Tea Tray
!ondinR. Mountain Ncer and Siivcr Prince
look I. pro%isinE IN ,he nrs. rses. and MAJ. Gnis6
well vel !, NE third but Lille Much, KiG smaksr
,l1S ana srideaway are Al dangerous. fremont
Othmnr. aud tho Ermintrudo colt will 30
prominent In the dash over the. Tuturity
course In the order named. provided they are
not LETT at the post. The entries In dctail arc:
rir.t Raee-Pnrse q on for thrssysaf s,ds Of which
e2OO 10 ,econd; enrAnco SN each. he divided w.
Sssn second and third, selling ALLOW aness; mile and
The sun., 1891-06-23

THIS viii siTs: to arrange DO and Diovd:
Mr.. B.
Another letter upbraiding he. 70. her cold
ness and signed Hope" saws: IL u cruel not
only TOP happy to contribute silently to your
He has contributed silently. hasn't hep"
said she. as she put the papers back in her
pocket,
The sun., 1891-06-23
wsst E.d Athletes Box,

Tho West End Athletic Association. which recently
reorxan.sd held athletic sntsrtanmsnt At the club
rooms Forty seventh street near Third avenue
South Brooklyn last ngbt Frstelass talent appeared
the boxing being esutciAlly lively
JACK Nolan, Eddie fresss, Frank White. J. 0alashsr
the fh0nx. Palmetto and Acorn mAso0ts and other
csyer spsrrers snvsnsd the night fos the
and guestA making lengthy programme.
The sun., 1891-06-23
Country Aoara.

-, =, ---r- -
NAhM fONRD Large and small rooms GOOD tAblA
psn!l ~ mik fresh slga. aud vsgetALies; nurS
waite ! III hea,ihfpl locaty. Address '-N
L. bObiER, AmenA, DutcheaS county H. r.
GoOD BOARD and pleasant rooms on 4 farm Ma.
" the shore OF Long Island sound; boating bssilns
faq n;ss6s "a xsafsss sound vlsw CsitasS xssSSpsS
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-21
Pretty wedding.

The village Of GalesviIle. this county,
was the scene yesterday morning Of
very pretty wedding. The contracting
parties were Miss Mamie Weldon. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. T. w. Weldon Of GAINESVILLE.
and Sir. William r. Hepperla. Of Balu-
more. The ladies who had charge Of dec
Grating the church deserve great praise
for tic beautiful and tasteful display Of
their aesthetic art The bride and groom.
standing during the ceremony beneath
floral arch, from which hung huge bell
also of flowers. TIE bride was attired
in neat fitting travelling dress Of gray
henrietta cloth with trimmings to match,
and looked charming The groom, in the
conventional black, looked his best. The
ushers were Mr.. T. C. Weldon, brother
of the bride. and DR.. George T. Field
meyer of Annapolis. The organ was
presided over By Miss Emma Lerch, who.
in . mastery manner played Lawen-
grin's famous wedding march, to the
strains of which the bridal party moved
slowly to the altar where they were met
by the Rev. Mr.. Rogers, senior pastor OF
the WestRiyer circuit, who performed the
ceremony. The bridal couple left on the
steamer Emma Giles" for Baltimore,
where they took the train for Philadel
phia and other points Of interest, after
which they will reside in the city. Among
those present were: Misses Sadie and
Matte Happerls, Of York Pa, sisters Of
the groom and Harry Happerls. broth
or OF the groom; Mrs. Childs, Miss Ella
Childs. Miss Minnie Kent. Mrs. Howl
son, and others of Annapolis; Mrs. Fin
ley, Mrs. C. Caulk, Miss Sallie Lyons, of
Baltimore; Mrs. Fitton of Washington;
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. NJ. Byrd, DR. n Chestou, Mr.. G. w.
Hyde and family, Mr.. L. Il. Lerch and
family, Mr.. S. r. White and family, Miss
Emma Lucas Mrs. Kent. Mrs. X Har-
desty and Others.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-21
Capital" JoTTlNGs

Joseph b. Furlong. of Co. c. end Bat
TALON, NJ n G.. has resigned.
Master Fred. Smith who was hurt while
playing base ball few days ago 10 Inn.
proving.
Maryland receives as her allotment for
militia purposes frcm the general gov.
srnmont, 1891.
An interesting game of baseball was
played this afternoon between the Ameri
can Eagles OF Annapolis and St. Johns
College team
Messrs. Geo Shafer, and Capt. Lewis
Green, have completed the large maps
showing the piping system OF the An
napolis Water Company.
The steamer Emma Giles will leave
Annapolis. beginning with tomorrow
every Monday, and Friday at 3 o'clock;
and every Wednesday at O'Clock, for
Baltimore.
Messers. Chairs and Humphrey, of the
Third district, began picking peas for
market to-day, the first of the season for
this county.
The City Counsel viii meet on Monday
next, May 25th, from 4 to six p. NJ, to
make transfers. to assess property, and
hear petitions for attachments of assess
ments.
RTo night is the last night of the ice
cream and strawberry festival by the
Wesley Chapel Church at the Assembly
Rooms.
Nineteen building lots were sold at
Arundel on the Bay" yesterday, to
Neutrality-suspicious. and Philadelphians-
making total of $35 600 in let's sold so
far.
The price of ice 10 private families
this season in Annapolis has been fixed
at 40 cents per 100, in Baltimore at %
cents, and in Washington at 20 cents.
Poor Annapolis
The Washington party that reached
here yesterday went TO Arundel on the
Bay" by way of the little steamer John
A. Bemis," Capt. Barnes. There were
about fifty, all told.
The remains of Chas. 4. Howes, aged
is years, son of the late Major Howes,
formerly Of this city, we're brought here
yesterday from Philadelphia and put in
the Claude vault at the City Cemetery.
An old revolutionary sword was
found secreted in the old Claude build
ing on Main street, now being demolish
ed to make room for new Improvements
1t was relic of the Claude family and
was turned over TO DIR. Abram Claude
VIM. f. Hazelton, chairman of Com
mitiee of colored people of Kent Island
writes to the Governor condemning the
lynching of the colored man Green for
assault, and asks the Governor to do all
in his power TO punish the lynchers.
George p. Rowell & Co., New York, in
their new Book for Advertisers, name
the best, most widely circulated. most
influential papers at each important CEN
ter of population or trade throughout
the whole country. For Annapolis the
paper accorded this distinction is the
EVENING CAPITAL.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-21
Naval Orders.

Capt b. ]. Cromwell has been detach
ed from command OF the Omaha and
granted leave of absence for one month.
Lieut.. Commander w. w. Reisinger,
Lieut.. ]. M. Miller, Surgeon George b.
Brush, Passed Assistant Surgeon A. v.
Zane, Boatswain w. A Manning. Car
penter J. g. Tillman, have been detach-
ed from the Omaha and granted three
months leave.
Ensign Simon Crook, from the Omaha
and ordered to examination for promo
ton, June next.
Chief Engineer ]. M. l.. Maccarty,
from the Omaha and granted two months
leave.
Chaplain w. F. Morrison, from the
Omaha, and granted leave for one month.
Paymaster c. A. Mcdaniel, from the
Omaha, and ordered to settle his &C
counts, then granted leave of absence
for three months,
Passed Assistant Engineer Wythe M.
Parks. from duty at the Manual Train
ing School, Chicago, ILL.,, June II, and
placed on waiting orders.
Capt Oscar F. Stanton, who has been
promoted to commodore In the navy
graduated at the Naval Academy In 1855
and Commodore John Irwin, who is pro-
NOTED to the rank OF Rear Admiral grad
uated from the Naval Academy in 1853.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-21
Moon Lsght Excursion.

Arrangements have been made with
Capt G. Barnes. Of the steamer John A.
Bemis. PASSPORT. TO carry passengers
over the Severn on Tuesday evening
next the Goth, TO attend the supper and
strawberry festival which viii be given
by the ladies Of Broad Neck for the pur-
pose Of raising funds to repair the old NJ
E. Churh. A pleasant time may be ex-
pected The steamer viii land her pas
sengers at Mill Greek bridge. where they
viii be met by large farm wagons which
will take them TO the church which is
about one and half mics from the
bridge The moon viii at this time be
at her fuIlness and the occasion promis-
es to be an enjoyable one. The Bemis
viii leave her wharf at Eastport at p.
NJ, and Long wharf, Annapolis, at 6.15
and viii return about IL O'Clock. The
round trip by boat. 25 cents, wagons free.
Supper IS cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-21
Shads VS.. Herrings.

The game of base ball played yester-
day afternoon between the Shads and
Herrings in which the former was sue
cessful by q score of 30 to IL, was one Of
the most amusing and exciting games
that has been played this season, and
was witnessed by large crowd of spec
tators. 1t was rough and tumble game,
and the Shads showed their superiority
over the Herrings on every inning. The
Herrings tried to ''tiop over" the Shads
on several occasions but they soon got
ousted. The Herrings were true to their
nature full of fiutter but soon done
for, while the Shads were staid and
solid to the end The funeral of the
Hsrrings is in order this time. and the
Grape is transferred to the button hole
of the "scaly" Herring for season.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-21
A Leading Authority

On Mems Fashions states that quiet
styles and mild patterns viii prevail this
Summer. Oehm's Acme Hall, truthfully
the Largest Clothing, Furnishing and
Hat House in Baltimore City, calR your
attention to their enormous output of
Fine BEST MADE articles of ESpring
Dress for male mankind of all ages and
sizes, from "a years up. As usual, the
proverbial Low Acme Halr' Prices pre-
vail, and the cost Of your trip to the
city can be made by purchasing from this
house.