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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-14
Taken Up Astray.

Two white and bIaclK-spotted female
HOGS, were found tFespassing upon the
premises of the undersigned, which the
owner can secure by proving property
and paving expenses, by applying to
213 w. H. BUTLER, near Annapolis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-14
Missionary Services

Tomorrow at IL A. NJ, the pastor Rev.
j. w. Steele, will preach sermon on
Missions, 'at Hope Chapel, M. E. Church.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-14
Annapolis. W. q b. Railroad.

xsnnday Trains will leave Annapolis At $50 3
ard aS6p. m. Arrive loos q. In,and 6.2s p. m
@Through Coaches are run between baltimore
and Annapolis on all the above trains.
through freight 20 and from baltimore every
- local freight Tuesdav and FRIDAY at {. 90
sD1 JAMES II BROWN. G. T. A.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-14

The itching Of the scalp. falling of the
hair. resulting in badness, are often
caused by dandruff, which may be cured
by using Halls Hair Remover.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-14

Haying purchased the stock and fix
lures Of the above establishment, we are
prepared to carry on the business as us
ual, keeping on hand constantly fullline
of PURE DRUGS and CHEMICALS. and such
other articles as are usually found In a
first-class Drug Store. PRESCRIP.
TIONS viii be carefully and accurately
compounded day and night, by care
full and experienced druggist. We ear
neatly solicit continuance of your for
mer patronage.
Yours Respectfully,
f13tf FELDMEYER BROS.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-14

Prepared Breakfast Boneless Ham q
delicious APPETIZER AT Himmelhaber
Bros. Try it
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-14
MARRIED.

WALTERS-PICKETT-At the Presby-
terrain parsonage. February 14th, by
Rev. Robt H. Williams. d. D., FAM
FAX WALTERS to LEMoNA PICKETT.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-14
& FOR SALE. &

Sorrel MARE 4 years old, broke to
double and single harness and No.
Saddle MARE.
/ DAYTON but little used and built
by Mr.. Feldmeyer of Annapolis.
| Horse Cart. Double Set Of Harness
] Single Set of Harness. viii all be
sold cheap For information apply at
this ONCE flo
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-14

West st eet, opposite the Bank is the
place "a buy your low quarters, button
CATERS, slippers. srd lasiies and Misses
8 .oes u al kinda
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-14
TO THE PUBLIC
FEBRuARY 1stb. 1901

FEBRUARY 18Th, 1871.
Having disposed Of our store in An
napolis, known as THE CITY DRUG
STORE to MEssRs FELDMEyER Bios :,
we desire to return thanks to our friends
for the liberal patronage they have so
generously bestowed upon us, and re-
specially solicit continuance of the
same for our successors.
]. w. HODGES & co.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-14
MAGNOLIA BALM

m1aAN's MAGNOLIA BALM. Removes sunburn
znn Fssskles q listA PAashsa aaa1 - assss,oal
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-14
GERMAN LUTHERAN

Rev. G. kissing. Pastur. Sunday
School. As A. VI. Morning Service at
IL O'Clock A M Evening Service al
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-14

The best &C. cigar sver sold il the city
- 4. Harris. Is Nd. are
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-14

Annapolis . Baltimore short Line x. y.
.,aRpULE IN EFFECT DEC Is. 1890.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-14
Mr. MoRIAH - cnrRon

Mt. Moriah a. NJ E. Church. Rev. |
+. Aldrdge, pastor. Preaching Sundays
II A. NJ. and 800 r NJ Sunday school
30 p. NJ. Young Peoples Needing, 4
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-14

Have you tried Taylor's Prepared Break
fast Boneless Ham. At Himmelhaber
Bros.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-14
ST. MARY's CHURCH.

Low Mass al 81 aud 8o'clnck A W. with
shoit sermon. High Mass at 10l O'clock
A. NJ. Nespers a, z ~ * aud Gtne-
diclioB.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-14
EAsTPoRT BAPTIST CHURcH.

Preaching at IL a. m. and = D. M, by
the Pastor, Rev j ID Rsytield Sabbath
School at 80 p. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday, at 500 p. N. All are cordial
ly invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY JUNE 90 PAGES

caG14e. do do smoked, 1896 Sac; 90 R ISs1iso
curcd 5 34aG lie; do smoked &C beiheS' ~ nnre
-@- zoe. do breakfast bacon 605 I-2C' La.ut P9 c
cJtv raCncd -TT Ice: do butchers loose, lto-S
IntteT-Fine goods scarce, iirn, Pennsy Sc,
extra 1saIOc do prints extra, 21n24c. I.sh d,let
essy nart skins 5aCl &c; FIJI SKINS Ie: q gnc
Refned firm but quiet; powdered lOg4 o. a. al,
IrrrnmIatcd 1904 lac. Feod-etea1y anu d Y.
demand winter brand, $1s0 80 PgroennicoS" ~,
,efrad IN bbls s6 s56R7 Recepts-Fiour 2'ooV 9y 0o
and q 500 SACKS whent, 15,l00 bush corn, Zoo00o0
bush: oats 1920 bush. shipnen1s- wea'' -o'O
bnsh: corn 70 700 bush oats, 27,OOO bush'
= Louis June 29.-Four quite easy but uhehangeea,
Wheat opeusd weak and closed unchanged ~ is%Io.os
haioT satnrday No red cash, Ole 92c; July ciose1
s5 3-sas 50 12c; August 81 3,sc' sep'emUri q 1c
ooninal: Decembcr. 81 I-2c bid. Corn opened on
io,Ter then rallied and advanced and ciossd urn dor
cations 5-5d2 Sc above Saturday cash lover yS@
5gc: Jnly closed 81 34c: August 40 o-se septspII.
AZ 1sc: year, 81 l2c. Oets-futnTes' e,desS
higher thar on saturday cash, lower, 34c July elosea
DDomnai Hay dull unchanged. Bran dnil ea,le ai;
seekei 69d7O Ice Flaxseed nominaY Si va, nm nv
sqsber and ~ demand at "a 80 Butter STEADY, nn
bssnged Eggs steady, 12 Ice. Corn meal, 70 lo@
- - whsey seaa 81 IT, Provisions p ao prH g alt
and frP fOrA: sSGde "a co. longs
~; Of ribs 80 1s short. clear, s6 IS Bacon-boH Ss
FFhoriders S5 81 1-2as5 so: longs go % tbs is
a., 90 20 s6 65: short clear. IS 75ds8 go KeceIp1s
Flour. 1000 bbls wheat. 4fooo pus na' tepiay
Ios 600 bnsh: oats 1900 bush rye and p . noo
husb Germ 81 900 bush: oats, rye and barley none
ToIedo ohio June 29.-Wheat active. steady c as
and rnnc 100 IL bid; July. 92e; August 81 an
snu . In, 40 &C: December. 81 5-6c Corn oIII'
oepvS.Dc cash 5gr oats quiet cash: 49c Clover
eeed dnIl firm cash. "a 30; OCTOBER ~ ao' heceiPS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30

MARKET, and the premium over July was wlue.su
slightly, with most sales at 12ej4c over. IL ~
buyers were I'm the market. and the cOnpcuuoi ",
tween them and mihers at times acuNc. " =
Northern sold fairly. with The bulk of the sales hlis ~
0o002 1-2c. The range on No Northern was P pm
Receipts 80 cars: shipments. 5S cars. Dnluth re-
ceved IS cars. Closing-No hard; June, y0c; on
track, 09asI. 80. 1 Northern. June ana Jun;
g4 7-Sc: september "A 1-4c, on track, Vbc 40; :
Northern June, ole; track. ylDDJc. OctoDer
closing "a &c. and December. 90 34c.
Peoria, June 20.-Corn active. arm; No :, DC :
No. o. 5lc No. 4, soc, oats active, Irregular 10
white. 80 1-4S36c: No white, 35c. kyeINO ia
Ing doing whisiSey firm wine. u II spirits ~ ~:
Receipts-Corn, lT4OO bush Sats. $1,000 bush I;
barley, COO bush. shipments-COrn, $500 Dnsh
oats, $1,000 bush barley, none.
Philadelphia June 29-Flour-Western and Penn
sylvanin superhne S3 75a 20 30; do do eAuas'
81 81 25; No. = winter, family, "a 350SJ 60; PENN
sylvanla roller process, 81 1898 western winter.
clear - 1895 do do straight, S5GSo 10 winter
patent IS 15o 20 40; Minnesota clear, ~ S5aSO 10
Straight. $685. 25 do patent, 80 go s. go: Rye
nOur steady at 81 - for choice Pennsylvania Wheat
Prime ungraded In grain depot, IL TO- choice 40 IN
grain depot 81 IL: No. IN export elevator, 81 %
closing with Al 06 IL asked No > red june nominal
july S7ao OF l-2c; August, 05 35d 90 34c september
IS ~ g5 Ice. Corn-sales No. mixed track.
Ga &c: No mixed and yellow in 2othst elevator
csc No. . mixed June. C3a6ic July; 0lgb2o
luens GOaCO l2c: September, 50 liza 80 &c. Oais-
:, * 30 white a. 1-2c: No. do quoted, 4lc' NO.
ghite June Al liza 42c; July, 40 1-2d 4lc August
IeR3s Ice; september 34d3Jc. Proyisions-ln
ar demand. Beef city family, I'll asl2; do packet
$40 So smoked beef IL l-2G lac: beef hams new.
SI563IO: pork mess new, S12d II 80 do family,
sl4d ga so: hams smoked 10 l2Gl 2e DO saltpetre
cnrd In terces 90 zoe: clear ribbed In salt, &c do
do do smoked, 1-2c shoulders In dry salt fuy cured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
,nE STATE OF TRADE.

..,.,,re. June 29.-Flour quiet; Western superine,
latIo-ST. DO extra, S4&S4 co; do. family 81 65
1 j0e - stsr wheat patent IS 25@S5 So spring do.
S. vlansSess KS: do. do, straight, S56S5 40 Re
oo- g S33es hhls shipments, 22,0l0 bbls.; sales,
ecpts Wheat irregular; No. red, spot and the
1870 bers' ooSsi OF IA; July, 086D5 lac; August
month ~ "a ISc september 96c; october, 06 1-2o.
81 l4e' No . redo9sc. southern wheat quiet Fultz
sicsnlsaT.s - o6: Longbury, ~ 0SaSl o. Receipts
81 Ge .h shipments, 10000 bush. stock. 207, 467
s1sos o eess $4,000 bush Corn duh; mixed spot
~ SO Oo ST' firm; white, ESQ. yellow 7O97o lie
touthern So no bash shipments, 29,71a bush STOCK
Reee'pIs' , S cats weak; No. white Western
c46,1io o yNs mixed do, ace. Receipts, 5000
s3e 44e. 10 -7T24 bush. Rye lower; No. z, s59
bash sNa,s a4A4 bush; stock, 6,704 bush. Hay
Gee keg od 10 cAdce timothy, S11aS12 so. Grain
euei sS sn, steam TO Liverpool, per bush, lad.
feghss nrers per quarter, 2s Cd nominal; cotton,
CORK io "a Aoar per ton IN sacks, lie. per 100 10.
Ter IDS very dun mlddlIne 3,se Coffee firm; Rio
Cotton Va, AZ iec No. z Il 1-s9l7 5-sc. whiskey,
ca ssrss sSsi rs. Other articles unchanged
" - lima oo.--wheat no offerings of No hard !:
n ns,sheis of No. Northern, sold et 81 % is
soy oShsIs on spot at 81 OF IL 5000 bush c. l. e.
wy ~ Is. closing. No Northern, at 81 OF 2
q 81 Sortherr at % &c. No. Northern Chicago
ct y. Theat lower; three cars, No. 2 red sold at
Ninss os 10: one mixed, at 81 o4 two cars
q h,te al 81 90: three cars. No. white Oregon
NO i ri o. Corn unsettled; offerings of spot
81 81 ave ears No yellow, sold at go GO 34c
Iele rshels No q at so Ice; closing, No 2 yellow
Joeeo No yellow at 90 &c; No g. ut Goa co &c
81 "tS 81 59 ]. o6 60c, on spot. and to arrive
No o onen firm sales, eight cars, No white at
40 SS43c: 5000 bushels sold at 42c at the close in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
TILE TRADE IL cHfcAGo.

,-h,.ago June % (SpeciaD-There was an ncHpaAo"
10 ,ho trade to-day to play wheat for reaction. Inc
aacne m was argued had amounted to 20 cent? bysns;
1o cents since nrst Of the mone1- ih's 70 va.
~ I'll tia rrsultad in something Of raiy ~ W.
however se back by the ektemsy "sas ALL
- ,hs The announcement VI faiiurc IN Lonuon.
fDodon hank being creditor 70 the extent u ,s
600 increased The bear ehees Ca ~ 400 600 bushels
showed an Increase TIE week before Q. - ~
600 The bulls had the help Of good decrease IN sns
yiside and a reports Russia OF conrnueo @ ~
nrosnects St Louis reported The receipt Oh nen,'y
pousapd hays OF new July sod between - s1e
BOZ and closed 00h December between sIe anu oX
and closed a, SSH The receipts Of corn were nearly vo
cars under the expec ations. That resuto IN
VI 5ais oo,her lag nor small The decrrase In the
Visible was exceptional for the time OF the year
were light due however 70 the strike on tne ooSn.
Shinpers declared the demand EXCEEDED The supply 10y
sold from 5lss To 53. and closed ct o5 t,o
sympathy With the corn market In provisions srs Wa
liitle more done than changing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
No. 2 mixed, 4lc asked on track.

store. No. mixed, 4lc asked on track Rye
nominal
Flour quiet; easy; best patent spring, at 81 50a
hour, az "a s5a$5 10. MIL feed firm; coarse winter
bran, at 81 so; spring bran, at s17. Canal
3-Ac.
Receipts, 10000 barrels Of flour lao 900 bushels Of
wheat, 10000 bushels OF corn: t43 900 bushels OF
oats Canal shipments, wheat, 16s 600 corn, % 900:
oats 1000 bushels. Railroad shipments -four. IS 900
barrels wheat, 1880 bushels corn 10000; oats,
10000 bushels.
Boston. June 29.-Flour dull. easy. Corn quiet.
stead. steamer yellow, GO 1-2c. Oats quiet steady
No: white, 47347 1-2c. Shorts quiet. steady Pro
visions UNCHANGED. Butter easy. Cheese easy. Eggs
quiet fresh laid, lie. Reoeipts-Flour 3,700 bbs.
400 sacks corn $4,000 BUSH. oats, 10000 bush :;
shorts 1870 tons
Chicago June 2s.-The leading futures ranged as fol
lows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30

whee, s5as5lao; NO red. 93d95c No. 2 corn. SOC;
no. oats. 33d33ac No. rye. 75nl6c No barley.
nominal No. esxs,ed 81 90 prime Timothy seed q %;
pork, per bbl. 80 osaslo lad per 100 n % ~
short ribs sides (0ose, 80 1896 ~ shoulders tosed
s. 0JGs5 IL short clear sides thoNed, 50 30 n.G 20
whsheY. dislcrs' finished goods, pr gal. II 10; No
white oats, 35a37c; No do. 9SAG5s'sc., s,,.
Articles Receipts. shipments:
Flour, 10000 1900
wheat, D9sh.---- noV ~ coo
Torn, bush.. % W. 80
IyS bsh 10y 0C00
on the Produce Exchangt to-day the butter market
Cincinnati, June 2o.--Flour easy family, g. coz
81 35: fancy. "a 7Oa "a 80 Wheat easier; No :
red, 81 o5 receipts 24OO bush; shipments, 100
bush. Corn stronger; No = mixed o I'D zoe zoe
$40 so Lard stronger at s. 81 l-e. Bulk meats
lrmfr: short ribs. 70 IL IL. Bacon steady short
clear 81. Whiskey In good demand, steady sale
1927 bbls finished goods on basis 81 10. Butter
steady; fancy Elgln creamery 100 2Oci Ohio. lSG
2Oc; fancy dairy, 11al2c. Linseed OIL steady at
9 lac: New-Orleans, 3 3404 Ice; Eggs barely
steady at 1918 lie. Cheese in light demand; good
TO prime OHIO fat, 1898 1-2c.
Milwaukee, Wis, June 29-Flour very dull; Wheat
weak; No. spring, track. cash. sec July ooc; :
No. / Northern. 8ec. Corn stronger No 9. on track
cash, 80 La SEC. Onts dull No. white, on track
37d3sc. Barley weaker; No. .. IN store. y l-2c
Pork, jury, 995 barrels. Lard, July, 6l5 barrele
Receipts-Flour. $500 barrels; wheat l1200 bushels
barley. 400 bushels. shipments-Flour, 1900 bar
rels wheat. 1860 bushels barley.
Minneapolis Mimi. June 29-There was more
petition for No. l Northern wheat to-day, and the
nrcmium over July was widened slightly, with most
sales at 12634c over. Elevator buyers were In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30

vnoo, 400 bushels: corn 1925 bushels oats S1 ~
busbcIs shIpmsnts-FlOur, 725 barrels wneSs '~'-'
, yushot corn 600 bushels oats 600 bushels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30

0NLY $500 necessary 70 buy one OF the
" largest. best snd best located Queen
Aune cottages at BensOnhurst; u rooms,
y improvements furnace; 200 feet from
ucctIic tCac rent pays the required pay
lenlS and interest; very easy terms rare
tt1ruolty 70 own al elegant residence.
!. L. sCHOONOVER, 1.2GG 3d-aYe., BIZ.
tween 53d and 5fth sts.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
sonuirp Real Gsiaie Go Get

ELBER0N, LONG BRANCH and NON
-. MOI III BEACH.--To let cottages,
Ian LANE, Long Branch. y. j.
iet Tor the season or year: houses and
,,sfa.s fof sale. w. Il HALSTED, Real
$50 - and Insurance Broker. Room 23, 80
.aonias-s... y. Y. or MamarOneck. y. Y.
TO LET.-At Larchmont. fun ished cot
Sgs; IL rooms, laundry, tubs excel
b<fy. a.! nNs. sHAoe, HO".iihS s .st1
hsang. selling seen 90 b. appfrc utea
TN frucT1 account lateness Of season.
y. - u. kTIVEKS. $50 East 3lst-st look
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
BOARD ano Rooms.


A -A.-A.-ATTENTION
80 An attractive I'd floor. bath. private
ave. O'-'N' ~"
sells ana single rooms. transient or per-
toslse summer prices apartments, doe
80, Offices all desiral le locations highest
'siefenees given.
Information free.
b. &. LELAND 4 CO.,
66 West 34th-st
N w large and snail rooms excellent
,.saaO le fos married couple OF gentlemen
.s.Iheneesi Southerncrs desirable. 81 East
NyKIH GRAMERCY PARK, I47 East
l., .zlstsL-Hands0nely furnished rooms 70
~ 3D. board II desired references park priv
REVERE HOUSE, corner Broadway and
RI. houston sts.-Comfortable rooins from
sef DAY upward; reduction by week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
uork martco.

Females.
ID UPIIS for instruction upon the gutter
i by o highly competent telcher. Al
dress Christian AID 20 Employment So
ciety, 90 Bible House.
DOSITION desired In office by n lady >to-
L Ographer and typewriter salary not 20
much an object as eNperienc Address L.,
sos Madison-st., Brooklyn.
- TENOGRAPHERS SUPPLIED
- 10 Business Men
without charge % eithcr party. -
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1927 Broad WY Eew-YOTk.
lYPEWRl1 ER.-ENpeit typewriter. with
i machine; VIII NOrk home Vt 20 cut
by hour. dar 0r week business confidential.
Mrs KATE y. FINLEY, . East 2eth-'t
kE ASKING DONE; plain clothes Zoe.
w DOZEN. KATE REE%S, Az 9TH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
CLOSING pRIcEs on cALIFoRSIA sToCKs:
domestic SitumtoNs Wanteo

temales.
III 0USEKEEPER or ASSISTANT.-Bye
II woman who can be highly recon-.
nendcd. in hotel or linen-rOom; cty W
country. Box l73, Tribune Uptown omees
l. 23S Broadway
iI)USEK EEPE.R or COOK and LAUN:
Young woman has best city references city
or country. Please call 749 6th-sve., near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
6erses ano Garriases

49,
81. "a, S7s BrOome-st.,
.na ~ Es@a AN5 SUMNER cARaIAGEs
o. Of the best elasS.
.,,....s.. Wagonettes.
Nleei,. Depot Wagons,
CaOf,HS,jSSs sesia,s Cuftain Roekewsys,
1--WE 3snsSteas' TX. Top Cabrioiets,
Ma. ,is.ssS DoSs-D0S,
Isnis,..sa. Road Wagons,
or nnso yiSSoekavav.. Top Phaet0ns,
tfsss;p coss%sxs Ladies' Pnsetons.
Sp.der Phaetons, hultS i..s 1est,s
Vis-a.Vls. ~. .S ZShonss
t<ss- T,,ns DerOy Phaetons,
Motors Wagons, eupsye,, r-.os
Doc.ors' Brcughans, Shllaren,s
fancy Buckbosrd,, .-,, S =; F""0''
u.s,,s phsetons. BuckSoards, Roeks'
rsvs surreys, Fancy Traps, tlcgT2r.ss'
Is1S,uIettes. wagonettes. Carts. p9s-a'
Dos Village Carts stapASS sSsOs ssf bot se1
rsnopy Victoria Phsetons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30

4 OOK.-By a 1rst-class German Prot.
~ es:ant; nrst-class references makes all
ENDS soups, meats. game. desserts pastry.
&c. nO objections TO private or hot,a. Cali
at Mrs. ". BRICKS, 119 East 18th St
between Cd and 4th ayes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
BOARD ano Rooms.

= TH-AVE., TO5, entrance No. East 18th.
~ st.-Elegant corner rooms, southern eX-
posure, with board strictly flrst-elass; also
sfncic rooms for gentlemen.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-08
A NEW LIQUOR LAW

Massacusetts has had so much trouble with it's liquor law which provided that nobody could drink while standing at a bar that it has been changed. The new law provides that the words, "shall not keep public bar," shall be stricken out of the present law, and new provision is inserted to the effect that each license of the first, second and third classes shall be subject to the further condition that the licensee 'sshall not serve any spirituous or intoxicating liquors at a table or tables in any room in which the exclusive or principal business carried on is the sale of such liquors" The sharp ones have already raised an interesting ques. tion. They are of the opinion that as the law stands liquor may still be sold at tables in Boston. Their reason for this opinion is based on the fact that the law against public bars has been on the statutes for years, together with the court decisions that no sales of liquor must be made to any except guests who ask fol food or lodging. It seems perfectly feasi ble, not only that all sales of liquor, ex cept to guests, may be legally stopped or the part of all classes of liquor vendors throughout the State, but also, as, far a. Boston is concerned, inasmuch as the ust of tables brought about by order of thu Boston police commissioner is now pro hibited, that the serving of guests who re l sort to any of the various places of sal for food alone may be likewise rendered il
 legal.
 Liquor laws should be made plain. l is difficult enough to enforce them whel everybody understands what they mean.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-08
9rtJ 6unds.
Howe & StCtSOQ, OUR KEW STORE!
  SPECIAL BARGAINS.

2,O0O yards extra fine Dress Satines, in hand some colorings and fig ures, at l Oc yard. New Dress Fabric, in Fast Black Surah Novel ties, with pretty white fig ures, 15c yd. We warrant these goods to wash in strong soap suds. 26 pieces Printed China Silks, all black grounds, at 49c yard. Made to sell at 75c.
 257 dog. Gents Fancy Striped Hose, full regular made, 124c pair. Cost the importer 1925 dozen.
 84 pieces English Mo- hairs 40 inches wide, in white, tan, brown, steel, grey, mode, slate, green, blue and garnet, at 25c yard. This is the regular 58c quality.
 80 dozens of Ladies' fine Silk and Egyptian Vests at 25c each, as extraordi- nary value; usual price 4Oc.
 15Odozens ofLadies' ex- tra fine 40 guage Herms- dorf Fast Black Hose, 25c pair. Well worth 35c. 2,5OO yds White Plaid Cam mbrics 27 in. wide, in large assortment ofplaids at sc yard. This is a big bargain.
 .25 dozen Ladies' Night Robes at 39c each, in all sizes, marked down from 50c. Only two garments to a customer.
 Extra bargain in 5 hook Foster Lacing Kid Gloves 75c per pair. Colors tan and slate. We cannot du- plicate them under $1.OO.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-08
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Waiter-Very fine chicken that, sir. Guest-Yes. I wonder how it escaped being killed for such a long time.-Har- per's Bazar.
 A Vermont firm is manufacturing 200 dozen door knobs a day. That might prop erly be termed "knobby turn out''-Yon- kers Statesman.
 Chumpleigh-My dear Miss Grace, you are always in my mind. Miss Grace Goodness! that is worse than living in a f1at.-Boston Post.
 sDo you believe man sprang from tn @ aper 'fNo, but believe woman springs from the mouse-in fact, I've seen her do it."-Harper's Razar.
 Traveler-Can I f-f-fnd my way through these w-w-woods? Resident-Not if it is true that the man who h-h-hesitates is lost. Kate Fields Washington. Scribbler - Nice, refined fellow that young author, Pennibs. Scrawler-In what particulara Scribbler-I tried to get him into conversation about Shakspere the | other evening at a dinner, and he said he never talked shop. ."-America. He Never Thought of That.-Theater Manager-In my new play Pm going to have tank of real water, a real fire-en- zine, and real patrol wagon. Can you suggest anything elses Tomdik-Yes; you | might try 8 real actor or two.-Harper s Bazar.
 A nineteenth Ward housewife whose bell had been rung by a sand peddler said | to him in tone of simulated astonish- ment. "Sandl why, of course not. There was strawberry man just here a moment ago. How much sand do you think a small family wantsg"L LPhiladei phia Record. I .-l thought as to the meaning of things, con- trive to afford good deal of amusement tc their teachers. Recently a teacher in 6 grammar school asked one of her boys "What is the meaning of 'topazp"
 "A topaz" said the boy, lis where the mules walk when they're drawing canal boat. at."-Exchange.
 Two small boys on Pennsylvania ave nue car were watching everything and talking, as small boys do, when the con. ductor's whistle attracted them.
 "Get on to the whistler said one
 "Yep," said the other. "But what's he got it tied to string for?" This was { poser for minute, and then the little ons chirped:
 "I know what for. It's to keep hissslt from swallerin' it. t."-Washington Star.
 The other day a little fve-year- mis. in Minneapolis had partaken freely of generous supply of fresh prunes, wher she was reminded that too many nigh not agree with her. With the innocenc of childhood so often dashed with an au dacity that electrifies older folk, she in stantly replied: "Well, I don't care; grandma say
 Prunes are healthy; she knows all abou
 Jesus, and guess she knows all abou prunesp'-New York Commercial Adve, tiser.