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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29

causing his wife 10 desert him, and,
meeting Frye on the street. the two
men had a violent quarrel. but sepaf-
atei without blows being exchanged.
Later in the same day. however. they
met again, and Mckinney killed Frye.
The trial that followed MAS the most
exciting Que that ever took place IN
Peoria. 1t lasted nearly two weeks.
and the jury after being out four days
disagreed. On subsequent triai Nc
Kinney was released, but he has been 3
broken-down man ever since, Con-
slantly pursued by thoughts of his vie-
tim. until now he il violently and prob
ably incurably insane.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29

PARIS, Juoe 2s.--As soon ~ the Mar.
auis DeMores is releaeed on the charge
Of having killed Captain Mayer be will
be called upon 70 meet another Hebrew
officer, Capt. Cremeiax Foa, who re-
Gently fought duel with Drumont for
utterances in libre patriote. and an IN.
innate friend Of DeMoreB. Foa says he
is determined 70 fight % bic death with
DeNores.
PARIS, June 2s.-Tbe Marquis DE.
Mores, arrested for killing Captain
Mayer ia . duel was liberated thil
evening.
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John Thornton Hanged.

FORT SMITH, Ark, June 2s.-John
Thornton was hanged in the Jail yard
here at noon today. The execution
was repulsive IN the extreme. When
the drop fell the rope nearly severed
ThorntoE's head from his body. Many
of the spectators were overcome by the
horrible sight. When he mounted the
scatfold Thornton protested that he
was innocent of the crime for which he
Was to suffer.
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INeREplsLE CRUELTY no = CHILD.
Mr. and Mrs. Keefe Of Clinton Use Fire "a
Means Of Punishment.

CLINTON, Ia, June PA bright g.
year-old boy, adopted two years ago
by Patrick Keefe and his wife Ut . New
York charity home, is now little more
than skeleton and his body is covered
with sores. He tells OF almost incredi-
BILE cruelties practiced upon him by the
Keefes and everything he has told thus
far has been corroborated by evidence
gwen by the neighbors in the police
court trial in which the keefes were de-
PENDANTS. The boy says that his foster
parents made him put his finger into a
lamp flame as q punishment. put the
palm of his hand on . hot stove DO.
cause he stole something t. eat, and
sleep in the barn with the dog. His
mother. he says. poked out his eye
with her finger. In his head he has
an ugly hole caused Dy fall on nail,
and subsequent neglect of the wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keefe are under bonds
to appear before the grand jury.
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cAxPssLL MEANS TO WIN.
He paln't Wsnt the Place. But VII
Work Hard Now Re L. in L.

wta41~ereS, June 1s.-Chsirmsn
Campbell wss hesieged through the
night add . undergoing smother aese
sssisv. he - more than ever convinced
that he does not want the position. but
there = no help for q now He = ia
and he = determined 20 win. HE elec-
noo = ssoss fsvorshly received. Every
boiv asens. ~ ike his style. He is net
very " : xnsvn--vss scarcely kaown
81 Al st.ssrsfsy. There y. therefore, .
great deal 81 cufsesity 10 see aos ne
vi puli oat
II have ore gysat thing IN nay
fsvaf, ne said tbs morning. that -,
shs personal assurance ef every mem
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Cleveland To Receive.

BuzzaRp's BAY, n. j., June 2s.-Ar-
rangements are about perfected for the
grand reception TO Grover Cleveland
tomorrow night 1T the gentleman's
summer home. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve-
land will keep open house from 8 till
10 .. M, when their friends aud neigh
hors in the villages OF Elstbourne sad
Buzxard's Bay viii present congratula-
tons. Mrs. Cleveland will assist in en-
tertainlng and the ladies of the village
Will probably be present.
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N.~ York Republie.n Le.eue.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, June 2s.-The re-
publican league of New York met here
today. The president delivered an al
dress and messages from prominent re-
puhlicsns we're read from other organ
Izations- The secretary read the list of
committees and after further routine
business was disposed of the con-
vention adjourned until tomorrow.
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WiIIiam Stretches Hemp.

PINE BLUFF, Ark, June 2s.- William
Black Was hanged in the Jail yard here
were negroes. The victim was the lS-
year-oid daughter of Blacks psramour.
The execution was successfully carried
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SHE FIRED A:FArAL SHOT.
Mrs. Hancox of Cardonia, Ind, Mortally
Wounds . Young Man.

BRAZIL, Ind, June 2S.-At row in
Cardonia, this county, Monday even
ing, in which many took part, Mrs. A..
Hancox shot and fatally wounded w.
n. Houston, aged rs years and unmar-
ried. The participants are well-to do
people of that village. 1t is said that
there has been . long-standlng feud
existsng between the Hancox and
Houston families. which eliminated
yesterday in q tragedy. Physicians
have been probing for the bullet, which
is thought to have lodged in the young
geance on Mrs. Hancox, and should he
die there will probably De serious
trouble. Mrs. Hancox was arrested to-
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SosFoIK, Va. June 2s.--The battle
ship Texas, the first one of that class II,
the new navy, was launched st The
navy yard today in the presence of
large number Of spectators, including
representatives from the navy depart
nsent st Washington and other ofslel-
ala
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JACOB FRyEs SLAYER rs INSANE.
Luther B. MeKinney's Mind Unbslsnced
Presumably by Rerorse.

ProREs. III, June 2s.--what many
believed IA case Of resrlhuhon has oc-
curred here. Lather n. Mckinney has
become violently insane. and was yes
terdsy morning committed TO the
county ia,i. HIs deinsson IL that come
one . constantly on has track for the
purpo>e Of kllline hm. Mckinney -
the sou Of . wealthy manufacturer
here. sad . number of years ego mar
red ssse daughter of Jacob Frye, Chi
eseo stock commission dealer. Twelve
years aso be ~sfs Jeff him and re
turned ts her father. Mckinney b..
iseved that FRYE 80 instrumental Ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
CHICAGO SMALLPOX.
The City Threatened With an Epidemic
Of It.

CHICAGO, June 2s.-Chicago is threat.
ened with another smallpox epidemic.
One man died Of the disease Friday
after exposing several persons. Small.
pox 10 now raging in the immigran,
quarters in New York and Pittsburg
and from both places travellers are con.
stantly coming west through the city.
from which there 10 constant travel 10
Chicago. Health Commissioner Ware
has been warned of danger and has ar.
ranged for free vaccination.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29

wksufxsroS, June as.-There 10 .
runor fiying about the capital this
afternoon that Secretary OF the Navy
Trscy IL 30 be made secretary Of state.
Tne report i regarded as probable, bat
Il cannot be traced " any authentic
sourcn
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Ssw yosx, June 7s.---Drevsi. Nor
ssa \ comcsny have declined 70 sa-
aeftase the reorganization Of the Rich.
non1 Terminal, ~ tnev DO not End IL
prscsscssie 70 barmonsxs The vsrsoas
interests invoivcd.
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PANS, June 7s.-Tne marquis de
Mores will probably challenged soon ty
Superintendent Cremiuex Fau, The
Hebrew who short time ago fought a
duel ~ith Edward Drnfnont, editor Of
the Libre Parole, bet:sose Of the attacks
on the jews that had appeared m that
paper, and whs wounded Drumont in
the face.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29

wnrrr PLAsss. y v. June 2s.-Ars.
vettse Coisurn Maynard. veil
known spsrtasisfle medium ard aa-
thor of rwss iinsoin . seritesiist. -
dsed ~ her home bers lsst psgat.
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wssWrvoreS. June 2s.--The presi-
dent tonight issued . proclamation
prueisamlnG reciprocal treaties vltn
Cuts. under the reciprocity clause Of
the recent TART Esw.
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INDIGNANT AT BISMARCK.
The Germans Resent Hs Asperssens On
the Emperor.

BERLrS, June 2s.--Pubisc opintDn in
this city has been reused 10 an excep-
tional degree against Prince bismarck
by his remarkable utteyances in Aus
tfia and south GerMany. The Fseise-
zinning -seitung, Eugene Ricter'r paper
and the most influential organ 81 The
independent party, saye that ths ex-
chancellor has become . grsy-hasre1
gossip. who is his own worst eDsany.
To save him from hrs own utteeaooos
the paper adds; 1.-The Bismarck family
should confine himself 70 Frcsdcrtoo
rhue, where he should be kept safe
from inscrviewers. Other newspapers.
while not gong 20 far in their bitter
ness against the prince. say without
reserve that HE remarks CONCERNING
the emperor and the empress aed thcif
policy have the elements of ''Insoit of
majeety. Many who have befctofofo
chung 70 the prince and have supportr1
his cauee desrite HE uttefancss against
the government 10 the Hamburecf
Nschriecn, nov scknowiedge that their
loyalty will not allow them % 20 fur
ther with him. They condemn hse
recklessness M espousiue state secrets
and bis efforts 20 excite German1s %
revolt against the sovereign.
Eminent iawyep say that without
doubt Bismarck bas rendered htmee4
liable 70 prosecution BY the crown. on4
thai bic conviction upon the svidenoo
would be certain. such proeecufsons
however. n thought out of the queo.
ton. Bismarck has such strong h0l1
on the sentiment of eli Cor
many that even Tho independents 81
- a = =
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Psnrs. June zs.--A disastrous FIRE oc-
Cured today NJ Bercy, . suburb Of this
city. Three tepemense we're destroyed
and number of the occupants reye
burned 10 death. Many Others were
injured while trying - escape. The
damage snouns< 70 500 30 fr&pel
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Lospos. June 2s.--The refusal u -
lord cbamberiain - ficenes 0oooc
Wfloe's play OF '.eaionnr w4lI pFevoul
Sarah Bernbards from giving NE pie1
m Bondop. Wilde u anRry and -
Dounoes psbiic'y he intept,0o 81 w.
ine England and settling ID Ffonou
forfh~1ta and t'ecosnsnR fo1uyo11ooG
eifiz>n of that sspubi1c. The anBoougo-
nehf bas been received with uof0
e4nensm1tv On sbls s,d< ~ tbe c1nnmnG|
tfaa Mr.. Wilde antbc1po1ed-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29

Lsd'sesen fAs . valaabss Bs~ STONE
quarry.
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LONDON. June 2s.-The Royal gazette
publishedltbe queens proclamation die
solving parliament and snmmonine The
new parliament 10 meet en- Thurrday
August attn. The writs are beng issued
accordlngly.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-22


The Iarnns8 eruxvd 50 fnr TINS season
visited Bay Ridge yesterday. AnnApn'
lis sent down quite number.
The Naval Academy hRnd II grsakiy
missed BY visitors "a the rfaEn, who an.
iuv gnEsd music. Washingt0nians seem
"a be the most disappointed up@n learn
ing THAI tins band does not furnish mn
SIC for the resort.
Company d, Fourth Regiment. Mary
land National Quarts. held an excursion
to the Ridge Yesterday Captain G. M.
Bnrfaker, First EfeHfenanf William ASH
man, Second Lieutenant Philip knAEx.
Jr.. and nifty members If the company.
aecomuznied by1heir families and friends
formed the pleasant party. The steamer
Columbia in her two inns tnDk down
eiesen excursion parties and 30kl0 excur-
sionisfs from Baitim0rn.
In tEls shooting matnil q Bay Ridge
yesferEiAF. the Standard GEn Clnb. of
Baltimore. won the first prize. Is. with.
a score on 1T our of possible zoo. The
Capisaf City Gun Glnt, OF Washington.
was seeond. with LOB. and the TOwson
Gun club third. with l5i.
FRANKLIN. of tina Standard Climb. bore
on tho honors. breaking 81 omt OF pos
sihle 100 r. 3 Bond 2lso of tina Stann-
ard Club. did some line shooting. break
ing s. straight.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-22
1910 t,rnn Rullefsn.

The weather crop 1aiIeain for the week
eudiuE Mundag. Tune xlth. says. nrparfs
from every section II the state shows
that the warm ware s4f tie past week
VIA with Few exccptiOHs-af srezt sSesI-
efit ia al growing vegetation. 0lae warm
weather all over tie state was aftesaa1est
nv an abundance II sunshine. 4nd the
rainfall WAS about the normal. except IN
sections Of Eastern Nj, where II was
considerably below IN the Central and
Western Dxrr II the State, corn las made
rapid sdvancemen1 and Is now cooking
veil The weather was very favDrnnle
20 the AAy harvest which progressed
rapidly Wheat. now Epen1ng very fRsE
viii be ready 70 harvest BY the I4sf OF
the present week- Potatoes and other
vegetables doing we'll Oats now need
rnin- 8ucksEneaf sowu in Western Nd.
the past week In Eastern Nd, rain Is
hAdiy needed and Il IL thought That
crops and garden vegetables have been
slightly injured hv the druuth and not
weather IN Southern Nd. corn has
maize rapid grDw1ti.to1AccD slightly dam
AIRED lJy cut worms. Continued warm
weather with a normal amount Of rain
full IL now needed ia ali sections
Reports from the local correspondents
Of his county, are as follows
West Annapolis. The weather hAs
been very h0t and dry the past week
Rain needed badly Considerable COM
plant 0f partial failure Of potato crop.
ID. J. 5PRoGLE-
Jewell The temperature has been
higher than tiIe average Corn has made
splendid growth rohAcco plants set
our asst week stand fairly We'll. chi
WORMS still doing some damage. The
fair weather has enabled farmers TO criti-
YaIe their corn and get tobacco land
ready. a. G.. WILSON
Bristol Rain needed for planting to-
bacco. Tobacco beds and pasture fail
ing fast. Within two miles Of Tins place
plenty Of rain has fallen. Wheat rpen-
ng rapidly. Corn growing nicely A
good rain is aow needed.
e. O. WEIGH
Annapolis. Corn is looking well. Oats
beginning 70 head out. There viii be
few peaches. Rain is much needed
W d. FTSKBINE-
Rutland.-IIarvest commenced Corn
locks we'll, lnlt needs rain. Grass improy-
lug. BENZ WATKINS.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-22
Chinesnen.

Sing Lee and All Lang, who keep q
laundry ON Maryland avenue, are two
good Cinnamon. They go 70 Sunday
school and church, 'allee same Mexican
man and take an interest in the SER
vice. Lang, VINO 10 called Tall be-
cause he 10 80 short, expects to 20 to
China in the fall Il Is said his parents
are rich and as he has good round sum
put away he viii probably take things
easy when he reaches home. Sing Lee
recently paid large sum to Chinese
doctor IN New York to cure him OF the
rineumatism- Sing will also quit work
when he has made enough 10 live ON
Both chinMmen have become popular IN
Annapolis and the citizens treat them
in a friendly manner They mo likee
much bad boys who tease them, and
Chief Of Police Martin, who 10 their
friend. is often called upon to drive the
teAsers away.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-22

The people al the Worlds Dispensary
If Buffalo. N z, have y stuek-tRkIng
time once q year anu what do you think
they dor Count the number of bottles
hat We been returned by the men and
women VINO say that DR. PieTce's Golden
Medical Discovery or DR.. Pierre's Far
vorite Prescription fiidn do what they
said IL would do.
And how many do YOU think they have
IN courat. One in TEN Not one in i've
hnndredl
Here are two remetiies-one the 't1oi-
len Medical Discovery, tor regulating
and invigurating the liver and purifying
he bIoad: The other, The hope Of weakly
ypoInanhooxi: they We been sold tor years
sold l,v he million bottless sold unater :
oositive guarantee. and not one in i've
hundred can say. 1t was not the metil-
csne for me- AnEi--is there any rnason
vvllv- Won should he the oEeg And-sup-
posing von arc, what do you lose All.
solutelY nothing
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-22

At the annual commencement exercis-
es Yesterday at Mt. lie Sales Academy,
Baltimore county. Misses Bessie anti
Annie Dorsey, daughters of Mrs Eliza
beth Dorsey. principal Of the female
department of the Public school of An
nap0lis. were awarded medals and pre-
miums. Miss Blanche Martins studies
in flowers were beautiful. Miss Martin
il the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Martin. Prince George street.
Miss s. Baldwin. daughter OF Mr.. Ed.
ward Baldwin, of Colleges avenue, who
is also q student of Mt. de Sales, took a
prominent part in the commencement
exercises.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-22
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
HAIlRINarnN

|tres.ui INTEREST t"rai and ottferyvise
~ r0am aas put new iron fence
To- faul Hf as property pu Green street.
The a1 roll for Frederick county
.l.a pgr G cents 1u the slO0
John Chambers. colored. had hear
ne u.tay before Justice GaSsaway
.HaTrra with embezZling funds from his
employer. e. 4 Jones. II this city.
-9niu ciearnnces from baltimore
yesterday we're 10000 bushels of corn,
.buUO ut we
The usMIrsements so Ear This month
M account nj pensions aggregate nearly
Hae million dollars
The thermometer still continues M
.Ac uiBeiics ami palm leaf fans ami
H0d thinks ara the only things in lie
aAud
"A slight shower of rain fell asst even
ug Hui lot enough 20 lav he dust. and
u mytAiuE he atmosphere was more
aawia .lau before
Ar ut YOU going 90 dorchester to-
morrow on Tie Wesley Chapel Sunday
acaon. Excursion. Everybody going
Delightful rip--oniv IS and 50 cents
TIE safe iron sud aommodious steamer
-mma titles IS chartered furthe occasion
Don tRil 20 axe in the delightful
TIP 10 colchester t0-moTrow on the safe
sad -ommu1iOus steamer Emma titles.
H1a see The balloon ascension and pNra-
chute descent.
ihc commission on the new court
an1se net today and sent for Architect
Taii 10 meet lie board here ON Friday
'9 submit p'Sus Co save the front court
lolse yard which The commission is
20 ayOr ot
Anne Arundel leads the van of
eoaulies n finishing extracts of deesis.
@Vlng luisicd rs NJ 20 March 10. 1892.
Leut c. d galloway viii he detached
nom Le Naval Academy and will be or.
Tered % he monitor Miantonomah.
-htep cool by taking an occasional
tfaaSAi 'i ce cold sofia water al the
GF Drug store.
The coolest soda water in the city,
WIN pure .ruit Juices. all tIAvors. our
,NU mako--st Feldmeycr Bros. City
of0[ store
Lee Cream ar Cream SOFIA. with shay
90 zee IN everv giass--with all the lead
'as Ayors 1f fruit syrups. our own
maze, "a he City Drug Ssore-nothing
more rcirUshing.
-tallece tudenis have been missing
.Net' clothing and money ana the police
"oald lke q know who are the rnbhers.
Tie Yacht Flying send. Of An.
9Apolis. Claimed BY her owner, Capt.
AnoN. to lie one NJ The best sailers ON
~, se NAesspeaGe. has been sold in 81
Hieaaels.
SAY hidge seenS 20 te paoriy patron
.eu las season from all directions. ami
tAe PROSPECTS arc that the present mama
-ess Nill not make expenses
Governor Browns suggestion "a
toiinE be iemovai al he MARYLAND AR
'l1!turm College 90 Annapolis Is sub
.''i 'i much comment. A baltimore law
~ IN io-tiay sun strongly opposes the
.tholsl. while mSny others think Il
seS.d ''e 9 good hing "a have the IA. Al.
- ocated here
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-22

To ne Editor 81 re EpeHiH0 Capital
I am glad TO see that there is some
interest being manifested as to who viii
ha appointesi keeper of the County Aims
house. and I fl1ily,for one, endorse the
remarks made BY o. IN your yesterday 3
issue and wuuid.aCId. If there are peo-
ule who. in my opinion. need the care
attention and Influence of q christian
man. they are to tIe found n our County
Almshouse. and having had the pleasure
Of Mr. D W Higgins acquaintance for
4 number of years. [ do not believe the
Trustees could appoint 3 more suitable
nersan To the position rhHn Mr.. Higgins.
Yours truly,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-22

There Is an old and common belief
among the rural masses that IL rnin fails
ON Whit Sunday the prospect for long
rainy season thereafter is exceedingly
good. II rained ON Whit Sunday and
now we II have to take Il an it comes
indeed, Ii Is hard 20 see how the calaml-
involved in the old superstition could
be we'll avoided unless Whit-Sunday
this year was eliminated from the calen-
dar and there is no authority TO DO that
May c...l.c.in with shower, poured and
snowercd A.1d sprinkisd all through and
went oul with rain, and the prospects
are that June may give us considerable
rain also.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-22
rhe Electric Car Men.

John Adam Miller and Walter Clark
Moss. the motorman ami conductor re
speciiyely of the electric car which ran
over Jacob Blum, ON Light street bridge.
asst Saturday were released ON 81 500
bail byorrier of IudgeW fright. of baltimore
Yesterday. The security was furnished
by samuel q. Acton, of Anne Arundel
county. The coroneris Jury found that
Mr.. Blum death was due TO the crfmi-
nal negligence of the motorman and con-
,iuc,or. Mr.. Moss the conductor ON the
car. is from this county.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-22

The following were the absentees of
the male department OF the public school
yesterday. ]. q. Raw, principal:-J. Basil,
r. Burgess, J. Cassidy, B. Clarke, IL.
Glow, c. Gates, J. Gates. L. Green. r
Hall. j. Tvey, Ell. KalmeY. J. Klakriug.
A. McNemar, A. McNew, IL. Norwood,
j. Russell. G. Tate. q. Taylor, j. Taylor
G. Williams. G.. White, 3. May. 3. Want
sannt. B. BoIlman, T. Brewer, J. Green.
W. Churnhill. L Green. L. McNew. II.
Miller, E. Mo0rs, M. Parieft, j. Small. A.
WEIGH, G.. Wells. J Taylor, 2. Campbell,
r Evans, w Gross. q. Johnson. II.
Johnson. W. Jones. w Knowles, j.
Campbell, D. Colburn, w Cherry, e.
Porter. Il. Cox. T. Green, B. Noite. J.
Philips.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-22

Archdeacon Moran viii address the Y
"a. c. A.. of Sc. Johns College n ST
Anne's Church al II o'clock next Sab
bath morning.
Bishop Adams of the diocease of Eas-
ton. Md viii preach at the morning ser
vice At Sc. Philips Chanel. and in the at
ternoon viii deliver q short address, n
St. Anne's Church. and ST 8 o'clock
he viii preach the bsccalaureate SER
mon to the graduating class At Nc
Dowell Hail. 81. John College.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-22

The following pensions have been In
sued 10 Marylanders by this government:
Phillip Jones, Henry c. HayA. VIM II.
RlIingsworth. Solomon Williams las.
w Jennings. john N. Young Jas. Kirby,
Chas Currens. Patrick Russell, Moses
Johnson Anhifi0naI--asamuel Dernes.
Samuel Houser, Christopher Creemer
Original WidOws-D. ). Stansbury. E.
NicOll. Julia Harriday
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-06-22

Gut Of dfteen hundred children bern
0ne IN born deaf or HeeBmes deaf befnra
lezrning 70 tzlk or ~ such an early agB
th2x the DuweF of zpeeeh Ia lozE WHIST
shs causs Of c0ngenfial deafnEsz il hzs
NOT been zsktied- Il ID estimated fhAx IN
tbs dfzknsof Maryland thsre SIZE ahnuf y
hundred and my white deaf-mufes be-
sween the ages Of seven nmd fvEanfy-ana
years. Ahnu1 hundred Of fheze are 81
thu MARYLAND SehDaI fnr thu Deaf zud
Dumb. q Frederick Ctr The bnildinEs
af the sck1al arB imposing ami mimirn
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