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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-09
THE CONGRESS.
Quarantine Regulations Discussed IN the
sanate-pulf Session IL the House.

Quarantine Regulations Discussed In the
sanate-pnlf Session In the House.
WAsHTxGroN Jan 7s-Friday's session Of the
senate was given mp exclusively 70 the discus
sion Of the bill on the subject Of
quarantine regulat ons and ~ CO.
relative measure, the bill 70 suspend tmmf-
grafton for one year. Mr.. Chandler rep, n.
HI spoke fur about three hours. d~evoting most
81 MS arrumept 10 the last mentioned bill. al
though the other was really the one that sas
up for discussion After further argument, the
biil WAS modtied IN some particulars and or
dered printed.
The session OF the House Friday was IN I'M
~erentful one. The attendance was small and
nothing but private business was considered
with the exception Of . bill providing for the
muster and pay Of certain ~acers and men Of
me volunteer forces. About twenty-five prt-
waite pension bills were passed. and the Honse
aAtonrued mill tomorrow. t@
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ALEXANDRIA,, La, Jan. 0.-There have
come here in the past two days forty
coIored families. consisting Of $50 per
sons. from the highlands In Averilles
parish, who were bent on going to
Guthrie, ok. Ten Of the families have
been induced to locate near here.
Twenty more families from the same
section are expected here in two days.
and the same exertions will be made U
locate them here also. The rest o.
the emigrants will leave, q they say
that they have already invested in the
4ar~;forv
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MAssrLLoN, o.. Jan. Alderman Ko-
patsky, an employee in . stone quarryin
Massilion, met 4 horrible death IN .
sand mill Friday afternoon His cloth
ing caught in a shaft and he was twist
ed around the shaft Of the mill for
some time before he was discovered
His right leg and arm were completely
torn from their sockctA He was fifty
years old and leaves q wife and two
children. (
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CINCINNATI, Jan abraham odon.
q carpenter 20 years old, employed BY
Contractor g. II. GRANDMOTHER IN the
construction 81 = new house on Pine
street, East Norwood, was fatally
wounded Saturday morning BY John
herman. Grundh oefer's partner. Gers
man was under the influence of liquor.
and d quaFyel ensued between German
and GRANDMOTHER. The former drew d
revolver and fred at GRANDMOTHER,
barely missing him. The ball took ef-
feet IN Odon whu was standing near BY.
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chtIdren Ilown U wlth powder.

sPnoyIDEScE. n L,Jan.9-The children
Of Chaa, Ashton, while playing In the
attic Of The house In which they reside,
In Dyeryille, discovered fifteen pounds
Of Fourth Of July powder. They blew
themselves and the house mp with H.
Antoine, aged q. and Henry III years
old. win die. George, aged 9, Is MANNED
for life. Their mother, who came 70
put out the flames which enveloped
their bodies, was badly burned
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COULDN'T SCARF HIM.
He whips Ont 4 Knife and wounds Fiv
Lnlrern.

H whips Ont : Knife and wounds Five
lockers.
PmNcEToN, KY, Jan. olive Of the
Wallis boys. all young men, are IN q
critical condition at their homes In
sTrigg county, as i result Of knife
wounds, received at the hands ~ Lips
comb Mitchell, whom they were trying
TO play a practical joke upon.
Mitchell was halted In the road and
surrounded by the I'VE men, who fired
their pistols in a reckless manner In or
der u make him RIM. lie did not run
but whipped out a large knive and be-
gan / carve his assailants with 1t.
The work was done SO quickly TINT the
Wallises could not defend themselves.
Mitchell was q visitor in the neighbor-
hood. and went there to see q young
lady.
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Two chndren Eiope

CANTON, O.. Jan. 0.-At Denficld Tom
Patterson. II, loved Gerlinde Kihler.
10. Their parents forbade them going
together and consequently were very
much surprised when the young people
left town together. They eloped to
Syracuse, N. ", and were married.
Now they have returned home, and
have been forgiven by their parents.
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CoLuMBUs. Ind, Jan. 1.-TWO weeks
ago Thomas Newton, Of Clifford, was
badly bitten through the hand BY q rat
in his dry goods store. Monday his
arm began swelling, and amputation
was necessary. His condition grew
vvdrse. and he cnn not live.
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New YonK, Jan. 0-Ex-Gov. P. q
Cheney. of New Hampshire, the rev
minister TO Switzerland. sailed Sathr-
day on the la Gasgogne for his post
shy appointment he said. was
wholly unexpected and therefore 4 sur
prise. / spent some time considering
the offer, a. my business requires my
time and attention. But | was urged
by friends to accept the appointment"
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A Coilere Damaged by FIre.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 1.-THE Ohio Mill
tary school at College Hill, better known
as Belmont college, suffered damage
by fire Saturday morning. At the time
President Mckenzie and all the direc-
tors were in the building, besides q
large number ofsthe scholars, but all
escaped. Three rooms Of the historic
old building were completely Quilted,
and the loss will be about $4,000.
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CHICAGO. Jan. a-The ~HHicsnacn and
women employed by the large retail
dry goods store 81 Carson. Pieris. Sem
nett d Co have just received the results
Of 4 commission Of the ~profit-sharing
system for the six months prior to Sep
tember /, 1897, which amounts to about
800 To each. The firm and The employees
are wen satisfied with the results
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SPRINeFIELD. O.. Jan. 0-The four-
months-old son Of Mrs Alphonse Shive-
y, OF West Main street was found dead
in bed Friday morning. The mother
dreamed she had killed her son, and
awoke to find him dead. Death was
caused from conyuIsionA
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GALVESTON, Tex, Jan a News
special from Brownsville says: The
Mexican government has placed q milf
tary guard at the ferries crossing the
Rio Grande. All persons are strictly
scrutinized, and those who r not
known or who can not give nn intelli-
gent account Of themselves are taken
to military Headquarters.
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BUDA-PEsTH. Jan .. The Ungarische
Post says that the govern ment signed
an agreement with the Rothschilds, by
the terms OF which the latter will take
at 9i SIS. 600. 900 crowns worth Of 4 per
cent rentes that will be issued to re-
place the present paper and silver GER
tiRcates Of the Hungarian government
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AsHEvILLE, N. G.. Jan. 9-The Citi-
zen sent two correspondents TO bakers
Vile, N. q, Wednesday. They have re-
turned, completely worn ont, after
travelling 100 miles in the saddle and in
4 heavy snow storm. They say there
has been no trouble whatever In Ba-
k~ersville, nor Is there reason TO expect
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N. scheme DIseoyered d Time,

RICHMOND, Ky, Jan. William
smith, Is, white, sentenced to the peni-
tertiary for the murder Of Robert Sam
ders in 1878, was found to have . bottle
IF nitric acid that he intended to dash
in the jailer's face while being taken
from here to Frankfort. and then es-
cane. He had lust been tried.
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Cry or MEXICO. Jan. 9--There j. 70
be introduced in Congress a proposal
for the abolition of all present legations
except that at Washington, and pro
viding that there be but one legation
for all Europe. and but one for all
South America.
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ST.. PRTERsBuRG, Jan "A com
pany Is forming here under the au-
spices OF the Minister OF Public Works
and Railways for the construction Of a
canal from Genitser, on the sea Of Asof,
to the Gulf Of Perekop, severing the
Crimea from the mainland The capt.
tai of the company will be $4,000. 900.
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PRINCETON. Ky, Jan. civilian
Hickens, IL, was burned to death at his
home il the Fredonia valley. He fell
asleep before the fre and his clothing
caught before II could be put out he
was burned TO q crisp. He died in .
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-09

4 CHicAGos Jan bit is very probable
that Utah will have q silver statue in
the Worlds fair. Buffalo Bill viii be
tv mu.lcl. The statne is to beof hero
sizc. eight feet TALL. Martina OF
SeN York, will be the sculptor.
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PArsKsvLLE, O. Jan. 0-Judge Cam
field sentenced Pat and Mike Cribbins
to the pen for Eve years Friday for lar
ceny. The value Of the goods taken
was ISL and ts4- The other bFother
was not tried.
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Senator Keana n6lag wen.

WAsHINeToS, Jan AT . o'clock
saturday morning, ii was said BY .
member Of senator Kenna's household
that be passed the best night since his
illness began, and was then sleeping.
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OAKLAND. Cal, Jan a.--Charles Uzay,
police Judge, died Saturday. He was
Nprobably the largest man on the Pacific
Coast, weighing $50 pounds.
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WILLIAM SKELI.Y, thirty-eight, a Gin
cinnati burglar. died in the Ohio peni-
Tertiary.
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Make KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read BY Over 5000
People Every Evening.
-
BEST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
AZ. atoms, Hslp Wanted, For Sale, For Rent, Lost,
Found, strsysd Or Stolen, 10 Buy, Sen
Or E1ehangs--Mnks ii Known.
BEST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.

nrLNER's China HAN on King street, for sub
N stantiai Lamps.
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The ratio for capacity 70 population for Cen
trail, 4 " con. southern. | TO s42; Eastern M
$40; Northern, Il TO ], ip2.
Its stated that the hospital capacity Is de
fcienL and the consideration Of means for sup
plying me deficiency Is urged
referring Ia the other institutions Of TIL
state. the message shows that the Blind insti
tute has 4 membership Of 40. all OF whom arr
making excellent progress.
the governor recommends the sale Of tn
nresent site and buildings Of the Deaf AM
Dumb institution, located in this city and Ferl
. valuable. and the erection Of more commodioul
INMATES a. less valuable real estate. whicl
| action. Il is claimed, would be . stroke Of econ
omv. ana increase the capacity and efaciency Q
the institution.
Referring % the f~eehlesminded, the messag
declares that the present institution accomme
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MID Winter Excursion.--5G0 genuine So Seal
I1 NUTS for S1.5p, EUGENE E.HERRING neAi
door Geo. Mann's ,ronsorial Emporium.
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E0R SALEs-A fine residence on Race sfreet
~ Nine rooms, hydrant and cistern IN yard.
Recently built, Cheap and on good terms. Ap,
ply to- ]. H. Racey, I1rfm.
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HAVING anticipated q large trade this winter
Ii on underwear we bought with that Idea I'M
our mind and have double the stock we ever had
before at prices that are down even lower than
the lowest, just think OF a good ladies vest for
CSC. EMMERr 4 FIKRY's
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EVERYTHING nice in endless variety at
II LOUIS Il. BRowN's.
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II LINERS China Hall on King street, FOL
IN beautiful Tea and Dinner Sets.
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HEADQUARTERS for Pillsbnry < < K x Best
Ii Flour. viii sell at lowest prices. Money
can be saved BY buying FROM me. A. ]. shy
DER. Agent. 9l-Gm.
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MID Winter Excursien-60O genuine So Seal
vi NUNS for 81 ia, EUGENE E.HERRING nexi
door~Geo. Mann's Tonsoriai Art Emporium.
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our GROCERY DEPARTMENTS standard
~ granulated sugar, &C.. best powder sugar,
5fc- choice ~raisins, bic. new eurrants. Sc.
EUGENE HERRtRG.
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DURDETTE knows aDhsrs and hoW to buy his
ID goods, that Is why he can sell cheaper b
Competitors.
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ICE CREAM and Berry Sets, in both China
and Glass, from IS cents to $3.50 at ID. NJ.
KILMER'S. on King street.
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COMMITTING for yon mp stairs. Old Kris Is
- waiting anxionsly to deal cut his Christmas
bargains AT q. r. HERRINs's Toy Department,
corner Queen and Martin streets.
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ATA BARGAIN.-A handsome 9. Clarinet
"A concert p~iteh-good as new At Joe Mess
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N fine books Burdette this year surpasses any
stock formerly handled BY him-both in
quality and prices.
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DRowN's store Is the place TO get toyz for
ID little children.
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I r you want to make a present Of Il handsome
dress or coat go to Emmert ~ Fiery. a great
variety Of the latest styles and patterns at
bottom prices.
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no You know that you can get a So album for
~ Sc. at Eugene s. Herring's next door TO
Geo. Mann.
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HAVE you heard the sweet music at Bur
a. detteis Book St0res The music box there
alone Is worth 4 visit.
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damask table cloth and a dozen Of nap
kins to match. You will find = great quantity at
Emmert n Fiery's. Either In pattern or by the
yard. also some lovely tray covers at a great
bargain.
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ITHoSE hne hooks at Burdette's, bound in fnIl
- leather, English morocco and calf are
beauties IN themselves.
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MTONDERFUL. wonderful, 1000 Beautiful
w Floor Rugs for 49c. EUaESE HERRrNs.
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COME merchants let their lines Of staple goods
- run down. in order TO lay III u stock OF toys,
dolls ETC., for the holidays-not so with Emmerf
Il Fiery for. their largest trades isin dress goods
and coats. They carry these lines full 50 that
you'l find Just as great 4 variety in their dress
goods as you dill early In the season and their
assortment Of coats was never better.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-22
Naval Notes.

The naval board, OF which Pay Direc-
tor Schenck Of the Naval Academy is
president, has finished the consideration
of the Stevenson case and laid their re-
port before the Secretary. who will prob
ably not consider IL until the latter part
of the week. The recommendations are
not positively known, but II 10 believed
Nr. Stevenson's case has been favorably
passed upon and that ultimately he will
be promoted to the highest grade In his
corps.
The Secretaries of War and the Navy
have concluded that neither the West
Point cadets nor those at Annapolis shall
be permitted to take part in the inaugu
raj parade on account of the useless sus-
pension of their studies, which q trip to
Washington would ntcessitate.
The accident to the big thirteen-inch
gun that Is being manufactured at the
Washington navy-yard, caused by tho
wedging of the jacket an the gun in the
wrong place. has not proved serious. Tho
Jacket was successfully moved yesterday
and placed In its proper position. II was
believed that the accident would render
the gun useless.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-22
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

han, NJ lntsrsst..Locai aud Othsrwiss.
Mons gun shoes we're 90 cents now
Nuuls
-NIn Maud ConlIG Is visiting friends
d Wellington, D. G.
"A large number o. county people
sut here Yesterday Many will attend
Toe Inauguration.
Mr. A b. Brown, Baltimore CAPT
hil Is erecting n $4,000 cottage at
Cleo BurnIe
C. A Brady & Co, ladies' gum shoes
stfg a. cents reduced TO 38 cents.
Rufus d. Phelps, prominent farm
not he Fifth district IL In Florida pros
Ftellnt The purchase of orange groves,
-Mu Decatur Morgan will lecture at
l.gll o'clock NJ ~. Philips school room
MOect -"Conllrmatlon, It's History and
Meaning"
"A meeting Of the Stockholders OF
~ Annapolis Gas aud Electric Light
Company will be held tomorrow for the
suppose OF electing nine directors.
The Calamsl Club OF Baltimore ex-
FrA 10 tuln out 600 men at the inaug-
shllon. twill have three bands includ.
Ng 'h' Naval Academy band.
Go toe A Brady s Co. and get
jea' ubben, all reduced.
The lenanthouse occupied by VIM.
.ehn'oa colored, on the farm OF Thomas
hst' south River, was destroyed by
lla together With all the furniture.
me Annual Encampment, DEPARTING nj
tAaliland, "a. A r., began yesterday al
uland Army Hall, Baltimore, with an
NWnaanee OF nearly three hundred dele
= lhe quarterly conference OF the Firs,
y church, has unanimously reques-
Wy we return OF the Rev, w. l.. Mellow
IN" pNlor OF the First NJ Il. Church,
~ GUY The Conference meets on
A'''h A'' IN Hsgerstown.
r Tbs American aag foa,ed from the
s.g' " The State House to-day from
~" ~ morn until sunset, and also from
nv. ' p'na'e residences and public build.
~. 49, 10 honqr OF Washington's anniver.
n, W. fourth OF the series OF Univer.
49, , ,i.n lecture on the Queen Anne
az, ''q ~ English Literature was deliy-
~, -, nlghl al Mcdowell Hall by
he Pope ~ '"e SUBJECT o.
4 csnas sunday School OF the First M,
s,e ,,..' will hold its Missionary An
Rb,n.y on Thursday evening next
e,,,'i a.y sSrd, at 1902. NJ. Interestine
am Nm, " The school The public cor
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-22
THE LENTEE TIDE.
Solemn Round Of Services Begin In
the several Churches.

The Lenten season which goodly
pars OF the Church goirg world observes
ends on Easter Sunday april g In this
city the usual observance Of the forty
days OF fasting aud self-denial viii be
observed among { atholics and Epfscooa-
liaDs and services will take place at s,a-
ted intervals at these churches during
the season of Lent
The Observance Of Lent. or the Quad.
ragesimal fast. as it is termed Ia ecclesi-
astieal language. dates back to the early
ages of christianity and is distinctiyely
an apostolic custom The time the fast
was kept varied, but it was never less
than forty days. Lent was kept In the
spring from the very beginning. and 10
fact the term Lent means, in old Anglo
saxon, the spring fast. Other Lent or
lasts are observed by various orders of
the church, but tits spring time Lent is
the only one observed by the church.
Monsish orders observed Il quite strict
~ and voluntary acts of ascelicism are
unusually performed by many of the
members of the orders. However. in
olden times the keeping of Lent was
much more severe than now and the ex.
actions we're much more vigorous For
meTly the fast was never broken until
SHUTDOWN and there were other require
ments which we do not have now. The
time OF keeping Lent used 10 differ e
great deal and in the early time was the
cause OF some dissension To this day
Lent 10 kept at various times by various
churches. In Jerusalem three years ago
Catholics were observing Easter when
the Greeks, were observing Palm sun
day, weeks difference in the time of
observing the two days. Easter may
fall anywhere between March 90 and
April %.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-22

1t has been truly said that half the
world does not know how the other half
lives. Comparatively few of us have per-
feet health, owing to the impure condi-
tion of our blood. But we rub along from
from day to day. with scarcely thought
unless forced TO our attention. Of the
thousands all about Us who are suffering
from scrofula salt rheum and other ser
ious blood disorders. and whose agonies
can only be imagined The marked
success Of Hoods Sarsaprilla for these
troubles. rs shown in our advertising
columns frequently, certainly seems 10
justify urging the use OF this excellent
medicine by all who know that their
blood ia Ciisordered. Every claim In be
half of Fl rods Sarsaparilla is fully back
ed up by what the medicine has done
and is still doing. and when its proprie
tors urge its merits and its use upon all
who suffer from impure blood, in great
or small degrees they certainly mean to
include you.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-22
a N.r Cure DOE RheumalI.m.

Joseph " Dory, of Warsaw, H., was
troubled with rheumatism and tried a
number of different remedies, but says
none of them seemed to do hi any good
but finally he got hold of one that speed
lily cured him. He Is much pleased with
1t, and felt sure that others similarly af-
fiicted would like to know what the rem
edy was that cured him. He states for
the benefit Of the public that It is called
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. For sale by
Feldmeyer Bros, City Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-22
Valuable City Property for Sale.

James M. Munroo. trustee, will offer
at public auction tomorrow at eleven
o'clock A. NJ. in front OF the MARYLAND
Hotel, lot OF ground fronting on Prince
George street about Is feet. with depth
OF 140 feet, improved by comfortable
two-story frame dwelling adjoining the
property OF the late w. T. Iglehart. and
known as part of estate Of the late John
Il Barber. At the same time he will
offer for sale a triangular lot In the rear
about IS feet by 10 feet. adjoining the
property of Frank H. Stockett. Esqr.
This property is very desirable
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Reduced Rate. TO Washington.

For the benefit of those who desire to
attend the ceremonies incident TO the in
auguration OF President-elect Cleveland,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets TO Washington
March 3nd. 3rd and 4th, valid to return
until March 18th. 1898. The Nxcursion
rate from New Yo.k viii be &s. from
Pittsburg $40. from Buffalo, $lb. ano
from Philadelphia and all other principal
stations on the Pennsylvania system. two
cents per mile. The Inauguration prom
will undoubtedly attract large number
of people from every section of the
country The magnificent facilities Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad make this
line the favorite route to the national
capital on all occsaions.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-22

We desire to say 10 our citizens. that
for years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DIR.
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's ArDica
Salye and Electric BItters, aud have never
handled remedies that sell as well, or
that have given such universal satIsfac
tlon. We do OF hesitate to guarantee
them every time, and we stand ready TO
refund the purchase price II satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on theft merits. FeldmeYer Bros
Druggists.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-22
Maryland sunday school Ualon.

Mr.. G.. s. Griffith was elected for the
thirtieth consecutive term president OF
the Maryland Sunday School Union at
the annual meeting of that Organization
in Baltimore Yesterday
The presidents report showed that
during the past year nearly 5000 chill
dren were brought into the Sunday
School through the unions efforts and
$4,000 tracts, books and papers were dis
tributed. There are in Maryland 2434
Sunday-Schools, VI, LIZ teachers and $50,
92S scholars. State Superintendent w.
A. Baker also read his annual report,
giving an encouraging outlook for the
coming vaar