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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-03-28
IN THE HOUSE.
IN THE SENATE.

introduced wednesday morning. pro
viles that In future all female prisoners
shall be incarcerated at central station.
the county commissioners to draw war
rants ON the city treasurer to the
amount of 1925 per day for each pris
Oner.
Representative Matt Gallagher called
up his resolution providing for the
compensation of election contestants
and contestees. Mr.. Gildea moved to
indefinitely postpone, but bis motion
failed. Cross moved to amend By al.
lowing $500 to each contestant for attor-
ney's fees. but it failed. Felg wanted
it sent to the committee on claims ana
Knut1son moved to cut down the attor-
neys' fees one half, but the house de-
feated the Kuudson proposition and re-
fused to agree to Felg's motion. Dare
llus proposed to allow Durant $3.50 and
Dunn $3.50 for attorneys. Bva vote of
81 to Is the house reduced the Duranr
attorney expense, but refused to agree
to the reduction in the Dunn Case. A.
Thompson offered a substitute, which
omitted both Durant and Dunn alto
gether, but it was almost unanimously
defeated, as was also molten To fur
Their reduce the Durant fee. Stevens
moved to fix the Durant expense at
$500, but by vote of 81 20 A. was lost,
In view OF the red uction In The Durant
case. the resolution was then defeated.
yeas 20, nays Sc
The Cnrrier aud Searle railroad bills
were read Wednesday afternoon on
special orders.
In committee OF the whole Tuesday
afternoon the house recommended the
passage OF Mr.. Trips bill, which seeks
to prevent corrupt election practices
| with al amendment offered by Mr.
Kinney to except townships, villages
| aud cities OF less than 10000 inhabi
tants. Mr.. Battley desired that st
Paul be excepted from the provision
of the bill. He denied that there wal
any corruption in the CITY Of St. Paul
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1891-03-28

Special correspondence to the Irish Standard.
A great many are sick in town with
la CRIME
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@- Cine feline MusnabI bon often,
6emoen, nnter3eug, Soilette. Mrtiteln &c.
BET paneoait 6 5Dbn.
@atb far Wsatser!

Wnr iber SO Sabren i@on tpurbe Mrs.
WiHslo!p's 5potbing Sprup bon Mit.
Iionen BON Mitterr beim 3abneu ber
Qinber anseipenbet. Mirf Du i'm
56lafe bur1 bas S@reien zines Riubes
aeffbrt, bas i'm 3abner it unb Dor
S9merasn tpetnt9 Wenn 10, Iafe fofort
etne 5Ias9e bon sgfrs. WinsIon's Sop.
tting Gprup" bolem. gein Wertb it uns
be3dbtbar. &c tpirb benz tleinen 2eihen.
ben fofort 2inoerune beri9afen. Ser.
Iebt gu9 barauf Mhtter, es 1T tein
3tpeifel bariber. gs betIt DbienterD
uub Diarrboe. resulirt Ben Maseii unb
tie Hieren, befeitigt Mino RcItt, cts
wsiGt ben @auuen, b~erbinberi @ntshns
Suns unb adrfi las sanae Spfem.,
vMrs. Wihsiol0s Soothing GDrups
fur aabnenbe Giaber 1T aagenebm In
@efdmad unb bas &e3ept ftammt bnrt
einem Der beRen neibltGen Merais in
ben Scr. G5laatsn. IS it bel dlelI
Gru9giften In her gdnsen Wslt su boz
ben. 0re:s rs @ts. Der SInf@e.
Gauft nt5ts anherea a!s Mrs. Wiass
Ions GnDthing Sprup
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ridtige Summer 3uaumeiien, unb ieber
@~runbbefber. mel6er es unterldBt, Die
b~etrefenbe Drummer in 3medentfpredens
BET Weiie anaubrin9en, fou zines Ser.
gebens f9ulbig erahtet merben.
Settion II. Ser @itp sSngenieur
bat ber bonn Mapor ernannten perIon
einen Ylan ber Stabt San Nntonio au
Iiefern, ouf weIder bic Nameu Der
StraBen geaau Der5ei9net finb, ionie
bic %n6tbtgen 3ablen, wel@e ben Scum.
mern ber berf6ie6enen 8lods In uebers
%einltimmung nit Dem oben bargele9ten
pIane entipre6en.
@ettipn IL. 6aIbe Nummern
fbnnen angebra9t tper0en an ben Sbts
rem ober Sreppen 8 Nufsdngen FOLDER
@ei1dfts. Dber Mietbs. 0duier, bic BON
perfdiebenen partien ieparat bemobnt
perben.
Settion Is. Gae 6ausbeiber urb
6ausbepobner perben bierbufb aufsee
forbert, ibre 6dufer il uebereinffim>
mung nit ben Mnorbnungen bieier Dr.
binan5 5u nummeriren, unb ole perfo'
men, tpel@e elm 9aus in elmer anberen
Weiie nummeriren ober bies su tbun per,
-iuGen, ooer pel1e es perfdumen, ibre
6ausnummern, tpenn bieielben falf1
tno. a~baudnbern; na@bem ibnen bic
Nuforberuug baau BON Der bamit be-
trauten Settle Sugeganben 1T. follen els
nes 8ergebens idulbi3 eradtet tuerben
unb mad erfOlgter 8erurtbeilung bur@
ben Recorder NIT elmer Celebrate BON
uiGt unter amei Dollars $4,000 unb
ni9t hber aman5ig Dollars ($20.00)
fur iebe einaelae uebertretung belegt
tper6en.
Nugenommeu unb gebiaist ben %.
Nobernber 1891.
Strip S6retner,
9teIbertretenber Mapor.
6. g. @Iaubon, Staotsglert.
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Grfrealide 8otidaft fit 2anorenter,
Weue beuti9e apIpmie.


Sn Mnerfennuug bes GIeiBes, ber
Musbauer, Der Sh9tigfeit nnb oes ebs
renDertben Characters Der beutj1en
Garmet, bat bic Ban Mranfas 2anb &
Immigration @ompagnie, tuelGe einer
eroben 9beil ber tpesert ibrer groBen
Tru9tborfeit unb hires a%rgenebmen
unb gefunben Glimas befannten st.
CHARLES Galbin1el" befBt, be{1loHen,
bieies ausge5eihnete Ganb NIT beutIden
gauern uab Sbf3h1tern sa coloni,
fren. 0iefes 3ano Iiegt In Mranias
gountp, Seras, an Der Suite bes ule1i<
tanii6en @olfes.
Der Booen III nit Sanb unb aers
febten eeemufGeIn semif@t, baber
lei9t 81 bearbeiten. auberoem Bot Ct
ben groben @Or3us Der unterbemdFe.
rung. Sas &egenmafer bIeibt nift in
pfdBen teben, langfam perounffenb
uno ben Boben iauernb, ME bas In 10
manden @esenben ber Gal III, fonbern
es 5iebt bur4 ben loderen 9oben linb
pereinigt fi9 nit benz tberall unter Der
Oberfd6e nur menise SUB tief au fins
benben WaRer; In Golse be1en III Der
8oben uenige SOIL unter Der Obers
fd9e INNER feu1t, ielbf In ben trodetis
fen Sabren uub eiguet f1 beBbaIb 10
pOrttefhi@ fir Semitic unb Dbhbau.
@s giebt tei1 2anb auf Der WeIt, tuo
Der Wein md6if mie bier, unb Ct reift
rnebr oils einen Monat frhber, ais Ia
Californian. <.
IS finb i@on einise Deutf@e bier,
uater anberen Jrib 3immerrnarrn, mel.
der frttber auf Der 5taats Nferbaus
i1ule nabe 8rpau ais @drtner on.
geffelIt nor.
STR Sagblieber unb Slider III es
bas refine parabies. gs 1T bier cine
CUTE @~elegenbeit fur einen @efndftss
mann, um einen tleiner GauFaben,
perbunben NIT BauboI3banbel, angus
fangen, bic Rompagnie nirb ben Store
bauen la1en.
Mas bas 2anb 10 empfeblensmertb
ma@t. fur bisberige &enter, III, bab bte
2ompagnie ben Oeutf@fn 10 etnftige
Raufbeoingungeu felt, He brauten
ndmli9 bas erffe Sabr teinen Sent Gelb
an3usableu, aber mifen i6 iogleid aus
tebeln unb eineu SbeiI ibres getpdbIten
2anbes bebauer. gs tpirb nur an
To irfIihe " nfiebIer, aber nidt
an @peeuIanten D%ertauft. Deutf@e
merbeu In ieber Ye3iebung bebor3ugt.
0ie Rompagnie bat Gerrn 2ouis
s. 8ri5I, tpelder In Mranfas Bob
(friber Hbdport 9enanut) cine MpOs
tbsfe befbt, OILS ihreu beutf6eu Msenten
ernannt ftir ben 8erfauf ibrer 2dnbe>
reien nnb apirc berielbe germ bereit iein,
alle Anfragen su b%eantworten, unb bies
ienigen, tpel1e fomr1eu unb ft1 bas
2ano anieben tuolen, BON Mranias paB
aus frei bortbin au fahren.
Man oerfeble bieie @elegenbeit ni9t,
beii abers Sa bns Gano In Der Ndbe bes
tlinfiigen SieftpaRer 6afens Mronias
PaB 1T.
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Cine beimiide SuOuftrie.
Geo. ManbtD's 9ampf > aiferei.

Man bort bdufig, baB beimifhe Sn>
buftris - mad benz Sprihmorte: Ser
propbet gilt ni@ts In ieinem Batter.
lanbe" = In Der eigenen Stabt tpenig
a~nerfannt miro. Nun, bel SEQ. Mans
orb's Ganpffiiferei III bies ni@t Der
6aa. Sm 8tsentbeil finben bic Gas
brita!e Der Gabrit reiBenben Mbfob unb
fe III nit Muftrdsen ni9t nur BON bier,
ionbern bon iberaa BET, f6rmli9 iber.
bduft. Ser grfols Der groBartie eins
seriyteten 2iferei III fein GehsimniB.
9err Manbip TT elm Wteifer in fetnem
Ga9e. @r bat ME barauf getportet,
baB ibm a~ust6drtige 2onturrens aubor.
tam, ionbern CT f9nitt He iets ielbf
OBJ, inbem er bic neueffen Mnihafungen
ma9te unb bic neueiten Mai1ineu aufs
f%iellte. 6eute 1T er fur bic beoeutenb.
fen Ipftsdse in Gdfern, 8ottidea. @h
fternen &C. einseribtet unb aae merbeu
He prompt ausgeitbt. Die 3dferei bes
finbet fi6 108 unb 10 MuftinsS traBe.
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Cine Fdbere @els.Slnlaae

u. etne ipl@e, ron Wel8er Sbnen inter @arantie lnses
iAert rerben fam, bab ie befriehtseube g~ieiultate lies
fert, ribrtseufau8 ba8 a~n5eeste Gelp jurhdse5ablt rirb.
Nuf bieier 8aii8 tonnen Gie Don benz nnten ansesez
tsneu apOtteter eine GIuiae BON Or. Rings Neuem
S4ptnbiu4tS : 9etlnittel ~fanfen. Gs pirb earantirt,
bab bafelbe unter allen nmifdnben Grlet4teruns gs
pdbrt, pera man es sesen irsenb pel&e 9etben Ser
9e6lef her 8ruft cber Der eunsen anwenbet = gte
S&ptnb1udt, Guusenentshncuns Brpr1ttts, Gibnia,
ReuHhuften, Brdrre sc. DC. G8 tit anaenebnl ~einBnnebs
men unb f3me6t gut, til p6dtS i9er unb man fam ib
imner baraIf ~perlanen.
PrcbeFaf4en fret In allen apotbeten. g~BbpleiaIe bel
@tolph 0retb, Gbompipn & Co.
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s.. s. Gpains Mamufactnrtn0
Co., SO. l, 3, 5 unb Z OF. 0ouffons
str1be, bat bic gr6Bte Muswabl in
Wino., pferbetrafts, 9ampfs unb
Qanb= pumpen a1er Dirt uno bor3tig.
Ii9ifer 2ontruftion; MaHer : N6bren
aller Mrt nebf 3ubeb6r int @roBs unb
Rletnbanbel. Dpbraulif9e &amu,erl
unb WinbmhbIen aller @r6ben gum
pumpem unb Mablen fnb bort gu ba.
ben ober tperben auf 8eftenung beiorgt.
@rDBe Muswobl In allen Mrtifelr unb
biQige preiie BET geoiegenfer Nus.
fibrung.
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@roBe Nuspabl in Winter > Waaren
foeben angetommen i'm
Cinderella G@nbsHalaft!
Die "feinften 9erren. uno Samens
Ghubs, fonie ou6 pie bsiien unb bau.
tlbaiteiten 5Gul Sdube far Guaben
arb Mdb9en.
gmpfeblensneriBs Nobiidt: 9olge's
waheroi9te GilJ1ube uno Gil3 . pan'
tnfeln!
nsberbaupt 9les, mos in eiaet, res
euIdtea e6ub . @si6dft erfter 2lafe
3u fnben III!
Cinderella 59ubspaIof,
Gde 6putonfraBe u. albe. 6.
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Ser &ebatteur. hes iO5ialbemotra.
tii9en parteiblattes Ser pioletotier
aus benz gulengebirse", 6ran5 6elbs
mann In 2angenbielau. III tpegen Ab.
brudes bes befannten 6einefden Me,
berliebes bon 1874 gu 2 Wonaten Sc.
fdngniB berurtbeilt wprben.
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Gofes F, gofes

9iGigfes, reinfes unb beftes Geis
3ungsniitel fir Osfen nnb 2amine.
Wirb gum Dreife BON $3.50 per Sonte
III alien Sheilen Ger Stabt ab9eliefert.
Selepbon 212.
Gan gnto nj Sos Ompanp.
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= Bon einem beftigen MasenIeiben
uurbe i'd bur9 bic N%ntDenbung Don
Or. Auguft 26nie's 9amburger Sroe
pfen gdnsli6 sebeiIt. -Soiepb @Olfram,
YeOrta, Sas.
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= GriBer 9ros. fu6 Gabritan.
ten bon G1mudia9en offer Mrt uno
prattil@e ubrma@er, bic ibr @ef@dft
berteben.
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~ 2aBt Cure snsiise bel . o NJ
& Sobn anfertigen. Sbr fins
bet bnrt cine groBe Waswabl por3tgli.
der gtOHe; NOR liefert CUTE arbeit
uHo Nlss fgt portrsffi9.
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s0- MeIton & 60. fnb a0et.
nise Msenien fur bas berubmte Bee
tbesba Maher.
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ray Cine sroBe Nustoabi feiner Ses
IitateKen, importirt unb einbeimif9,
BET % eIton & 60.
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gy Die eIegantefe Nuswabl bon
Diamanten, Cobb unb Silbermaaren
fubet man bel @riBer Bros.
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9emtj@> WualifAe gdmte

Ban A%ntont0, EeTa&
Mnextannt tidtiee 2ekranfalt far aaabeu
S sss Sssa.a sd ists STsis'a s. Ssssfs inter IN s' 6,
pdbrter 2ettnns. Der englii9en epra9e tpirt,
ID sa6s s. si rsasssriSt iSae es SaaHSas s einissr.
saaben borbereitete Gtiler fuben ieberaet
Mufnatute. E6tere Ausfnnff ertbetIen Ser
3. 0rons, 8rdFbent bes SGuI goraapbef
NIB % m. Barbe6, GireftDr Der andnIt
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@adeni6mersen.

SIN 8olse bsftiser @adsafamerseft tonnte i'd
ni9t seben. Ginf Mpnate lit i'd bic beftis<
fen Sdnersen; ;ptt Glafdea ct. SafObs SaI
teiIten mid.-gra1eis Maursr. Gbtcasu. Sas
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beilt
@benmatismus.

Son 1858 Bic 1885, bsiaa9e % Sabre. litt
ID an rbeumatifden Sdmersea TIT Der Sifte;
bur9 ben Gs6raua spn ct. Safubs SeG tpurbe
Id seteilt.-S. 6. Dpbb, Me,ptpn, SGs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-23
south River Notes.

The ladies of Mayo Memorial nj IL.
Church, held an oyster supper at No. z,
school house last Friday night for the
benefit of their Church. There was large
crowd in attendance, fine supper was
cess socially and financially.
A number of young folks of Davidson
vile enioyed a straw ride last Friday
night. Four horses were in the team,
each covered with sleigh bells, and a
merry time was had.
Mr.. Jno. W. Iglehart of Davidsonville,
has removed. with his family, TO Balti-
more County, where he has accepted the
position of overseer of one of Mr.. Chas.
j. Bonapartes farms.
Rev. Watson Case, pastor of Wesley
Chapel, Annapolis, preached at Hope
Chapel and Mayo Memorial ME-. Church
es, yesterday morning and afternoon re-
spectively The congregations were
good, and at Memorial large, and Mr..
Case delightfully."- entertained his auditors
with sermons full of gospel truth.
The preparations are made and all that
remains to make success OF the enter
tainment TO be held at the La-MoYne
mansion for the benefit of Hope Chapel
Nj Z, Church. on the nights of the gath,
25th. and Goth, is good weather. Lieut.J.
c. Porter, of the Governors Guards has
drilled twenty young ladies who will take
part in the Broom Drill each evening.
The Feldmeyer family, will be the attrac-
ton to morrow evening.
STANLEY.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-23


The workat Murray Hill continues
to progress. The old shanties on
Franklin Streetextended, on the side
Hill between town and Acton have
been torn down and removed, o
make way for the bed of the new
street which the city is about to
open from Cathedral street, along
the Franklin property, past Acton
and through Murray Hill. This
wide and attractive street will be or
namented by the beautiful grounds
of Pay Director Murray's charming
residence at Acton on one side, and
Immediately opposite the Acton lawn
Mr.. hewitt Steele's handsome cottage
will soon be completed, while only
one block beyond, on the same street
(f'ranklin street extended,) is the
beautiful location which DIR. South.
gate has selected for his cottage and
which commands magnificent
stretch of water seenery-from the
wooded banks of the Spa, out toward
Greenbury Point Light and the
broad Chesapeake. Numbers of de-
sirable lots still remain, commanding
choice'views and directly accessible
to the city by the newly opened
streets.
These lots are offered at bargains
and builders and spectators have
now fine opportunity to secure de-
sirable investments, that can be made
Immediately profitable either by sale
or rental. Any one who understands
building, can double investments,
by putting up neat cottages for sale or
rent on these very desirable lots. The
growth of the city must extend into
this property with great rapidity.
Besides, by the very inviting and
accommodating terms upon which
these lots are sold, little cash will
go great way. On the instalment
plan under which parties can pur-
chase at Murray Hill a small cash
payment is deposited and the bal
ance is paid in small monthly install
ments. In this way, SPECTATORS and
builders can start operations ON quite
a number of lots with but little
original outlay; and those who want
to buy for the purpose of building a
home, can have the use of their capt.
tai in improvements, paying on THEN
lots small monthly instalments,
which amount to less than their
monthly rents would be in the city,
A very desirable opportunity is now
given to all who want homes of their
own to buy and build at Murray
Hill.
For full particulars call at the of
flee of George L. Melvin, No. As
Duke of Gloucester Street and exam
inc plats and get his explanation of
the plan. No one who wants home
need be without it. 1t will bring
comfort and proft-and really be in
the end attended with less expense
than renting in the ordinary way.
Mr.. Melvin also offers other desir-
able properties at West Annapolis
and elsewhere. Give him call and
examine his extensive list of town
lots and suburban properties.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-23

The Baltimore Sunday Herald gives a
very interesting illustrated sketch of a
former well-known ARnapolitan Mr..
Edward ). DuBois-now a resident of
that city Mr. Dubois is printer by
profession. having served his apprentice
ship with the late Robert f. Bonsal of
this city, and did considerable newspa-
per wofk here in the way of writ
ing for public journals he was at
one time clerk in the Comptroller's office
under Col. W. j. Leonard and afterwards
clerk in the City Court Of Baltimore.
In 1879 he was appointed a deputy
keeper in the Penitentiary under War
den Thomas 5. Wilkinson To the latter
officer he made himself especially useful,
and TO him was entrusted most of the
clerical work, which he attended 10 with
so much efficiency that when, in 1882,
MIR. Wilkinson became City Commission.
er he was removed TO that office, where
he remained until he resigned This was
in 1886, the same year in which the Leg
islsture provided for the appointment of
civilian clerks in the police stations in
place of officers detailed for the work.
Mr.. Dubois was the first clerk appoint
ed, he having received his appointment
or. April 8, 1886. He was assigned to
the Central Station, where he still. serves.
The Herald pays Mr. Dubois the fol-
lowing compliment: by his faithful and
conscientious service he has truly exem-
plified the words of the leader of the par
of which he is a member, that is "a pub
lie Office is public trust Mr. Dubois
Is extremely well-known throughout the
state and city, and his pleasant address
and cordial manners have made him fa-
vorite with all who have come in daily
contact with him while at his post of
duty Mr.. Dubois is brother of Chas
A. Dubois, the well known oyster pack
er of this city, who was candidate for May
or on theRepublican ticket at the last mu-
nicipal election, and is familiary known
here as Ned
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-23
Remarkable Facts.

Heart disease is usually supposed to be
incurable. but when properly treated a
large proportion of cases can be cured.
Thus Mrs. Elmira Hatch, of ElkhaIt,
Ind, and Mrs. Mary L. Baker, of Ovid,
Mich, were cured after suffering 81
years. S @. LiBburger, 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 made him feel like a new man .
DIR. Miles New Heart Cure is sold and
guaranteed at the City Drug Store and
book of testimonials free.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-23
nuckIen,s ArnIon salxa.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe.
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t lis guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded Price
Is cents per box. For sale by City
Drug Store
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-23
Naval Matters.

The President has made the following
appointments in the navy: Geo. d. ioe,
to be commander; ID G. y. Colby, TO oe
lieutenant commander; VIM =. Hannum
and Thos. d. Griffith. to be neutenantsi
Jno. A. Dougherty, 70 De lieutenant,
Junior rrade:1 Middleton 5. Guest, to be
assistant surgeon; Walter NJ. McFar-
land. 10 be passed engineer, and John s.
Carpenter, 10 be passed assistant pay
master.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-23
NOTICE.

Owing to a case of scarlet fever in the
family Of Janitor of Indianapolis Pub
lie School, who resides~fn the building,
the Trustees have deemed it advisable
to close the School until@further notice,
in order TO prevent the spread of the dis
ease BY order,
DR.. r III. GREEN,
II Is President OF Board
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-23
Gov. browns Escort

y, l slated that the Fifth Regiment
Sslaofmed Veteran Association of Bal 3.
Fs. -ee nave rendered to Goyernor-elect
Gus brown the escort of that associa-
Y. ~ oh The occasion Of the Gubernator-
n. N s.aaaeoraiion in January next. II
~ ~. services p, are accepted sll arrange.
5, A.. VIII be made through the Adjutant
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-23
Deserving Praise

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's
Arnica Salye and Electric Bitters, and
have never handled remedies that sell as
well, or that have given such universal
satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guar
antee them every time, and we stand
ready to refund the purchase price, If
satisfactory results do not follow their
use. These remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their merits
at the City Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-23
Before the Magistrate

Isabella Anderson colored was arrested
hd tried before Justice Thos. Basil
aafged with larceny. She was held for
@ aclion Of the grand jury.
Mary Hamilton was before the same
'a'l'ee charged with larceny, and dis.
3arged.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-23
Taken to the Penitentiary.

anna Carl, the young woman who
C,,,S;s.u y N'c .a at the recent term OF the
s ',.,a loaTt and sentenced to eighteen
rsi 80 I'm "a .he penitentiary for receiving
~ ,' n soOuS' was taken 10 that institu-
p6 'D's morning by Deputy Sheriff Du.
,,sr; $3.50 seohnSon, alias Charles BOYLE.
= ,' 80 OF manslaughter and sentenc
$500 - peniientiary for two wears was
aae a.. y prison this morning by the
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-23
MILES Nerve ana Liver PllI..

Act on new principle regulating the
liver, stomach and bowels hrouh the
rer0es. A new discovery DR.. Miles Pills
speedily cure billiousness, bad taste, tor.
pid liver, piles, constipation. Unequal
ed for men, women, children. Smallest
mildest. surestl 80 doses. % cts.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-23

i am an old man and have been con
slant sufferer with eatarrh for the last
ten years. / am entirely cured by the use
of Ely's Cream Balm. 1t is strange that
simple remedy will cure such a stub
born disease. Billings, U. s
Pension Attorney, Washington, ID. G.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-23

MIG Spalling, former agent of
atB so. Express Co, this city. but
r5g Of Richmond, Va was in Annapo-
hleseriay,
Nj Benjamin Bea er wife and child of
htmore spent Yesterday with relatives
% Annapolis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-23

Very handsome, well located and
accessible building lots are for sale
at Murray Hill. These lots are al
most in the heart of the city, yet
cheap and sold on terms that will
suit everybody. Call on George I.
Melvin for particulars.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-23

The Cork Sole Rubber Boots. are
highly beneficial to health-do not draw
the feet, are non-cOnductors OF heat ana
cold, and keep the feet dry and warm
If Won wear them once You will wear no
others. @. A. Brady sole agent for An
napolis, West street opposite the Bank
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-23

When suffering from Malaria or Bill
lious Fever, don't wreck your general
health with quinine or other nauseaus
drugs HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS
NOS. TEN and SIXTEEN effect a spec.
py and permanent cure.