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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-27
felegramy KrajoVe.
z departamentu spraw zagrani-
cZnych,

cZHyCn.
WASHINGTON, 26 lipca. Po-
lozenie pos}a Bakera W Mana
qua, Nicaragua, sledzl departa'
ment uwaznie. Me sadza, a
zeby mu grozi}o znowu osobi:
ste niebe1pieczeGstwo. Jezeli
u powstahc6w zalozy} formal.
ny protest przeciw lekcewaze-
niu cywilizowauego sposobu
prowadzenia wojny, jak to sic
sta}o przy ostrzeliwaniu miasta
bez poprzedniego zawiadomie-
nia, to uczyni1 to zapewne dla.
tego, azeby nadac sprawie cha
rakter urzedowy, tax, azeby
p6zniej mog}y nastapic dyplo-
matyczne uk1ady. Parowiec
zwiazkowy Alliance jest teraz
W drodze Z Peru do Corinto.
Gdyby sic okaza}o, ze osoba
Bakera lub poselstwo znajd,l-
ia sic W niebezpiecze1stwie,
dlatego ze Rad Zavalli lub re-
wolucyonisci ME chronia na-
szych obywateli lub ME szanu-
ia naszej fagi, to bezwatpie-
MIA zo}nlerze nasi wyladuja W
Nicaragua i ME tax predko sic
cofna, jak przedtem.
w sprawie Hawaii.
SAN FRANc1soo, 26go lipca.
Claus Spreekels, ktory dis
przyby} z Honolulu, opowiada,
re Rad prowizoryczny tamze
ledwie juz sic utrzymuje. Ma
wet czwarta Geese ludnosci ME
stoi po jego stronie powsze- W!
chnie sadza, il kr6lowa Liliuo,
kalani tron odzyska. Moze
sprawe rzadu odda sic pod O.
g6lne g}osowanie; W tym ra:
ziie kr6lowa zwyciszy. Rad
prowizoryczny stara sic wiec
ME dopuscic do takiego og6l-
nego g}osowania. Dawniejszy
amaeryka6ski pose} Steven be-
die g}6wuie odpowiedzialny
"a nieporozumienia rewolu-
eva, kt6re sic odbyiy. Spre-
ckels sadzi, IL Cleveland po-
stapi}by najrozsadniej, gdyby
kr6lowei dopom6g} tron odzy-
skac. Krolowa jest W Homo
lulu i w}asciwie jest pania sy-
tuacyi. Jezeli Stany Zjedno
czone ME zechca zaanektowac
Hawaii, to prawdopodobnie
przyjdzie do rozruch6w.
Wiceprezydent.
TACOMA, WASH, 26 lipca.
Wiceprezydent Stevenson W
podr6zy swej po Zachodzie
dis rano przybyl z towarzy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-27

sic, ze poprawka, majsca pew
ma liczbe zwolennik6w sr6d
libera}6w, przejdzie. I tym
razem jednakowoz Gladstone
zwyciezy}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-27
ssleslamy zagranlfzns
Sprawa syamsk ka.

AuAH1 -
Twierdza, re faktyczna bloka-
da syamskich wybrzeay przez
flote francuzka rozpocznie sic
W sotote lub niedziele. Posef
chi1ski W Paryzu konferowal
zn6w p. Develle; oswiadczy}
on, re terytoryum az po % sto
pieG, kt6rego zada Francya,
naleay ME do Syamu, ale do
Chin, a wiec ustapionem bye
ME moze. Posel ehi6ski twier-
dzi r6wniez, ze starcie Francyi
z Syamem wywo}a powstanie
Czarnych Flag przeciw Fran
cuzom W Tonkinie:
BANGKOK, 26.go lipca. =
Podczas kouferencyi p. Pa
vie przed jego wyjazdem z
Bangkoku syamski minister
spraw zagranicznych oswald
czy}, IL krol Syamu jest wyso
ce zdziwiony z powodu, zerzad
francuzki uwaza jego odpo-
wiedz Ia stanowcze odrzucenie
zada6 Francyi. Me MONA,
zdaniem krola Syamu, odrzu'
cae zada1, kt6re ME SO okres
lone stanowczo.
SAIGON, 26 lipca. - Kap.
Villiers, dowodca oddzia}u
francuzkiego W Khong, dono,
81, ze zajecie przez Francuzow
fortu Donson wywarlo najlep-
sze wrazenie. Gubernator wysp
Khong zosta} zabity W starciu.
Flage francuzka wywieszono
W Ring Samlem. Rad fran
cuzki postanowi} take zajac
inne wyspy W zatoce syam-
skleJ.
LoNDYN, 26.go lipca. =
Lord Rosebery konferowaf dis
lordem Robertson, by{ym
gl6wnym dow6dca wojsk W In,
dyach, W sprawie Syamu.-Te-
lepram 2 BANGKOK donosi, re
kanonierka angielska ,,Pigmy"
kt6ra ma tam zadanie strzeze.
MIA bezpiecze6stwa poddanych
angielskich, stoi u wybrzeza.
W og6le Anglia ma wodach
cbi1skich i indyjskich posiada
w tel chwili % statk6w, zkt6-
rych naiwiekszy ma 1000 tonn
obietosci, podczas gdy Francya
liczy tam zaledwo 19 statkow
(najwiekszy 1000 tommy. :
Kupcy londy6scy przes1ai do
lorda Rosebery pismo, wyka-
zujace niebezpieczehstwa blo-
kady Syamu dla handlu an
gielskiego.
PARYz 26-go lipca =
Gazeta Temps" umieszcza
ostry artyku}, wymierzony
przeciw Anglii. Twierdzi, ze
lew angielski pokaza} juz zeby.
Teraz Francya powinna wie-
dziec, re ma do czynienia ME
tylko Syamem, ale prawdo-
podobnie z Anglia, a napewno
2 Chinami.
BANGKOK, 26-go lipca. =
Wice-admiraf Human, do.
w6dca francuzkich sill NOR
skich, zamierza zajac wyspe
Kohsishang W zatoce Syamu,
jake wazna pozycye strategicz-
na. PrZed fozpoczeclem uzia-
Ian musi on oczekiwac ma o.
trzymanie zapasow wegla /
amunicyi.
LoNDYN, 26go lipca. =
correspondent Standards" z
Paryza donosi, re lie sic ida
je, wojownicze usposobienie
gabinetu francuzkiego uleglo
pewnej zmianie. Francya po'
dobuo gotows jest do ustspstw
i do dalszego traktowania z
Anglia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-27

oNc@hi Wv VS.
po3udniem odby}a sic ma Geese
gosci parada i miasto pieknie
by}o przy brane. Popo}udniu
goscie odbyli przejazdzke po
ciesninie, a wieczorem odby1a
sic recepcya mowami. Jutro
rano goscie wyjezdzaja parow'
Gem City of Kingston do Vi
ctorii.
Prezydent banku aresztOwany.
CINCINNATI, o., 26go lipca.
Clarence M. Overman, by1y
prezydent i dyrektor Bauku
Citizens National z Hillboro,
o, zosta} dis aresztowany pod
zarzutem, re zdefraudowa} $50
tysiecy nalezacych do banku,
W raporcie do kontrolera o
stanie banku z dnia 4 maja
1898 fa1szywe poda} daty. O.
swiadczy}, re ME jest winnym.
Komisarz zwiazkowy John E.
Bruce naznaczy} jego kaucya
ma $4,000, a re kaucyi tel ME
m6g} znalez6, przeto powsdro-
wal do wiezienia. Jutro od-
bedzie sic przes}uchanie. Over
man jest kuzynem exguberna-
tora Forakera.
NagrOda wyznaczona.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 26 lipca.
Gubernator Altgeld wyznaczy4
5000 nagrody "a kazdy posi-
czeg6lny wypadek ma odkry-
Gle morderc6w Salomona 2.
BRADSHAW, agenta sprzedazy
maszyny do szycia W Quincy,
Ill. Bradshaw zostaf w nocy
19 lipca zastrzelony przez "a
maskowanych mezczyzn, kiedy
zuajdowa} sic W domu PAM
Breckenridge, W Kingston, A.
dams County.
Straszne mOrderstwO.
P1rTsBURe, Pa, 26 lipca.
Dzisiaj W Oak Alley pope1nio
no straszne morderstwo na 90
ME q. Smansa / jej dw6ch ma
}ych c6reczkach we wieku 4 is
lat jako podejrzanego o NOR
derstwo, aresztowano samego
Georgia Smaosa, a jak sic zda
je, po gwaltownei sprzeczce re
zona, zabi4 ia ciezkim m1otem,
potem zabi} swe c6reczki, ma,
koniec podstawi} zapalona lam
pc pod }6zko, azeby podpalit
dom zatrzec Shady swej zbro-
dni. Potem pobiegf do sasia-
dow opowiedzias, ze u niego
sic pail. Lecz pozar bardzo
szybko ugaszono i znaleziono
krwawe dowody pope}nlonej
zbrodui, takze i narzedzie
tejze, pokrwawiony m1ot. So
mansa aresztoWano.
Rozb6j pOcztOwy.
UTICA, N, Y, 26go lipca.
Dopiero teraz dowiaduja sic,
ze przed dziesieciu dniami
okradziono w6r pocztowy H.
stami regestrowanymi, wysfa'
ny Portland, Ore, do New
York Central No. IA. Kiedy
wor przyszed} do New Yorku,
przekonano sic, re oko}o 60 Ii.
stow brakuje. W6r rozpl uto
a potem napowrot zaszyto.
Sedzia Lynch W Denver.
DENVER, Colo, 26 ipca.
Wczoraj wieczorem peWlen
w}oski w}asciciel piwiarni, ma.
zwiskiem Arrata, zabi} spo-
kojnego i niewinnego cz}owie-
ka nazwiskiem Lightfoot. DIS
wieczorem o godz. Ii tlum lu-
dzi uda1 sic do wiezienia, wy:
prowadzi} W1ocha i powiesh
90 ma drzewie. Do wiszacego
wystrzelono kilkanascie razy z
rewolwerow.
Znowu ,,nieomylny'' srodek ma
suchOty.
JAMESTOWN, N. Y, 26 lipca.
Lekarze W sanitarium W Lake.
wood, nalezacem do kompanii
,,Sterling Worth Iun and Sa-
nitarium", gdzie gf6wnie lecza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-27

Znalazf sic W Kanadzie.
q Toronto, Ont, doniosla depesza
wozoraj p6znym wieczorem, ze W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-07-27

szami do tego miasta. Pred
po}udniem odby}a sic ma Geese
gosci parada i miasto pieknie
by}o przy brane. Popo}udniu
goscie odbyli przejazdzke po
ciesninie, a wieczorem odby{a
sic recepcya z mowami. Jutro
rano goscie wyjezdzaja parow,
Gem City of Kingston do Vi
ctorii.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-12

The report that mick" jackson. the
unfortunate idiotic character had frozen
to death in his house on Tuesday night
from the severe cold, is untrue. Ii Is
true, he was found in his home almost
frozen to death, and had IL not been for
his timely discovery by neighbor, who
heard his means and broke the door in
and went to his rescue, he would soon
have perished with cold. The family
with whom Nick lived, and was paid to
take care of him, having moved out, the
unfortunate man was left there alone and
without fire or bedding As soon as his
condition was known, Mr. Randall, his
trustee, made ample provision for his
comfort. Warm clothing was procured
for him, and a comfortable bed and bed
ding provided. and proper person EN-
ployed TO look after his comfort.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-12

AT the early part of the present freeze
when the coves and creeks were covered
with a sheet of smooth ice, all lovers of
skating in this city flocked to the Spa
aud College creeks, TO enjoy the sport
while IL lasted. thinking 1t would be of
short duration. Several years have
passed since many of them have enjoy
ed skating as they have this winter.
The ice was considerably cut up in a
short time. and rain followed by freeze
was the only hope left for many but in
stead heavy snow was substituted and
the skating was ended on the creeks
The continued cold spell increased the
thickness of the ice, and several persons
have had ice boats built One was launch
ed on spa creek yesterday afternoon by
Mr.. W. l.. Marcy and several friends
A number of persons watched the odd
looking craft while 1t swiftly sailed up
and down the beautiful creek, until at a
point of turning, a mishap occurred when
it stopped for repairs The boat Is very
strongly constructed, and carried two
sails, one measuring over 80 feet. A
number of Ice boats are being built by
persons who are DESTROYS of enjoying
some sport out of the present freeze.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-12

The following naval orders have been
issued by the Navy Department since
our last issue
commanders John ] Read. O. A. Batch
ever aud L, 5. Woodward have been or
uefed To examination for promotion.
Passed Assistant Surgeon +. A. Hesler
mas mas been ordered to the receiving ship
Vermont.
Lieutenant Commander G. Morong,
member OF the board of instructions
W eah Francisco and ordered to com
Ualu The Puget Sound naval station.
Lieutenant A. b. Wyckof has been de :
sayhea from the command of the Puget
SOUND w naval station upon the reporting
MS relief and ordered TO appear be-
'0le The retiring board.
Lieutenant 9. n. Jungler has been de
"SIed nom The coast survey and gran
"e leave tor one year
captain { l.. Hooper. revenue marine
~ E,'lee has been ordered TO command
'ae rush Captaiu Hooper now CON-
a ~ rl Ihe Souvin and will be relieved
W Vaplan Munger.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-12
Petitions for the Pardon OF Mr..
Archer.

A delegation headed by Judge Waters,
Geo. Il Van Bibber and Jacob III. Plow-
man, Of Hartford, and A. NJ. Carroll, of
Baltimore county. waited on Governor
Brown yesterday to urge the pardon of
ex-State Treasurer Stevenson Archer.
The committee left with the Governor
thirty petitions that had been signed by
citizens of every county in the State ask
ing for executive clemency for Nr. Ar
cher. The Governor placed the petitions
on file, but did not indicate to the com
mittee what his action win be in the
case.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-12

Mr.. Thos. Harrison. general agent. is
now canvassing our city with one of the
most complete and simple cooking uten-
sils now In use, in the way of an iron or
porcelain lined kettle and steamer com.
bined They come In sizes TO suit any
stove from No z TO 20 both round and
fiat bottoms, with self locking cover
and straiuer The prices range from
81 10 TO 80 20, Mr. Harrison has also in
conn ection with his kettle and steamer.
a combination steam cooker and baking
pan, which can be used for steaming,
baking, roasting, &c Bread baked in
this pan which Is covered retains all the
nutIiment OF the -four and moisture, and
never becomes stale. Both of these cook
ing utensils, are jewels In any household
and we can commend them for all that
Is claimed Of them.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-12
TIE ICE BLOCKADE.
Vessels Frozen In the Loco, ster
Industry afalyzed

The ice blockade still continues in the
rivers. bay and harbor to more or less
extent. and navigation is completely sus
pended. with the exception OF q few
steamers and the tugs Many vessels are
frozen in the ice aud unable 10 proceed.
and much suffering IL reported by the
arriving steamers. The weather has verv
much moderated to-day and the indica
lions are the block sde will soon be lifted.
with the aid ~ the fee boats
The three masled schooner o. G. Dame
from Apalachecola for Baltimore. has
been frozen fast 10 the ice for several
days In Annapolis hafbor With the rs
slsiance OF the State police steamers she
was able to proceed 20 Baltimore under
tow yesterda.
Several large vessc's are anchored of
the harbor, which Is an indication OF
stormy weather outside.
The captain OF a tl.ree-master com.
planned OF overcharging, and said be had
been charged $75 TO be towed from
Thomss's Point TO Annapolis. a distance
OF five miles. He said his vessel had re.
ceived 5000 damage by the ice
The ice boat Annapolis. left Baltimore
Yesterday 10 render assistance TO a YES
0@t ~ thN bdJ Ah OtctiNch Allt UiWGtGU~
ed down the bay aud broke the ice as far
as Thomas's Point. A four and three.
masted schooner were found 10 be In dis !.
tress off Bay Ridge. 1t was with con-
siderable difficulty that the ice boat
could reach the vessel. the ice being over
inches In thickness.
The bay is covered with ice as far as
the eye can see.
The tug Volunteer, Captain Leitch, Of
Baltimore picked up at Thomas's Point
the three -masted schooner Ellen NJ. Col
den, Captain Hanson, bound to Balti-
more, In ballast, from Boston. When
$50 miles out the schooner encountered
a heavy gale, which blew away her main
gait she was just a week coming from
Boston. The vessel halls from Bath, Me
The tug Peerless, Captain illiams,
towed in for harbor the Annie Il. I'D,
wards, from Charleston, loaded with
phosphate rock
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-12
Real Merit.

~. - the characteristic Of Hoods Sarsa-
hga'u.sl ana Il is manifested every day in
~ ~ lVh athable cures this medicine &C
s .sI pilsbes' Druggists say: When we
~ oollle OF Hoods Sarsaparilla to a
seS customer we are sure TO see him
,r. 20 lew weeks after more. prov
sos,b ,eAl The good results IRON a trial
ro,,,t,N warrant continuing its use. This
ses,e. e merit Hoods Sarsaparilla po-
ns,Je " virtue OF the Peculiar comb
hs ~ proportion and Process, used in
,sr f.'Sv,paIallon, and by which all the
rs, atu'al value Of the ingredients used is
P,Sr I.u Hoods Sarsaparills is thus
"A Ilu ~ ~. 10 Itself and. absolutely uneouall
A. y ,a w. power as blood purifier. and
Wts, .vu'S LOT building up the weak and
e!, ana giving nerve strength.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-12

Programme for Tuesday, January IL,
at Mission Chapel:
l. A paper. Father Damien, the Le-
per Priest of Molokai," by f 8. Riley.
Reading of the objects of the club.
2. Piano duet, by Miss Conner and
Miss Hall.
g. Reading. by j, HARDWOOD Iglehart,
Esq,
A. Song, by Mr. Somers.
8. Instrumental music, by Messrs. Shaw
and others.
6. Song,
:. Reading, by Mrs w. H. Rullmsn
g. Song, by Misses Barchet
o Violin, by Mrs. A w. Fiske.
Collection, announcement.
TO- Song. in Chinese, by Misses Bar
Chef
Admission, free To commence at 8
p. NJ
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-12
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

lism. Of iuterest-LoeaI aud Otherwise
The number Of interments in ST
Anncs Cemetery for the year 1892, were
adults, &C. children, 33.
Mr. George w Brooks family left
here This morning for Aberdeen, Har-
fond county, where they will reside
The Ice is interfering very much
With the principal trade of this city and
that is the oyster business Boats are
last frozen In the ice, and il will be some
time before they can be moved.
There are O. appearances, 80 trials
and civil appeal cases on the docket
for the intermediate term OF the Circuit
Court which begins on Monday next.
"A temperance meeting under the
auspices OF the Rechabites. will be held
al The Salvation Army Barracks to-mor-
row night Addresses will be made by
NJ b 5. Riley aud Miss Annie CAN'T.
The y NJ, G.. A. will assist in the music.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-12
Financially Embarrassed.

A large manufacture, whose affairs
were very much embarrassed, and who
was overworked aud broken down with
nervous exhaustion, went TO a celebrated
specialist. He was told that the only
thing needed was TO be relieved OF care
and worry, and have a change Of thought
This doctor was more considerate Of his
patients health than of bis financial cir
cumstances. He ought TO have advised
him to use Dr. Miles Restorative Ner-
vine, the best remedy for nervous pros
tration, sleeplessness, dizziness, headache,
Ill effects Of spirits, tobacco, co flee, opium
etc. Thousands testify to cures. Book
aud trial bottles free at VIM. L. Marcy e.
Coz.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-12
The Temperance Lecture at the
First NJ II. Church

Last night the lecture room OF the
First M. L. Church was filled with large
audience TO hear a temperance address
by David ii. Burwell, Esq Rev. w l.
Mcdowell, pastor, opened the meeting
aud read portion OF the Ill chapter OF
second Samuel and then announced that
at six O'Clock he had received dis
patch saying that Mr.. Burwell was
i'll at his home and could not fill his en-
gagement. but would speak In this city
when better MIR. Mcdowell however,
very acceptably and entertainingly pleas.
ed his hearers with an address bearing
upon the subject He said In part. that
the laws of the State prohibited saloons
from being within a number Of yards of
any church or school, and yet few days
ago he stood on the hill where our pub
lie school is situated aud saw any mum.
Der right In this vicinity, and charged
the citizens as being responsible for al
lowing these things. He expressed 1t az
his belief, III a movement was started
with men at the head of 1t who were not
afraid TO carry out their convictions that
the saloon was nuisance, and had de-
termination that existing laws should be
enforced. the number now in this
city would be reduced one half. He
touched also upon scientific temperance
being taught In the public schools, this
law, he said, was violated In many sec
tions and should be regularly taught with
other studies Quite a number of the
members of the order of Rechsbites at
tended In body. Many were the com.
plimentary remarks maze about the bold
and courageous stand of the Reverend
gentleman upon the temperance and
other moral questions.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-12
The Aidridgc- Melvin Case.

The preliminary motions of the defen-
dants in this case, first for security for
costs TO be furnished by the plaintiffs
because they are non-residents of Mary
Land; and second, for bond in the pen
atty of $25 600 TO be furnished by the
plaintiffs 70 cover damages that may re-
suit to defendants from the granting OF
the injunction in this case, came up be
fore Judge Jones and Revell this MORN
ing. After brief argument on the mo-
ton for security for costs, the Court de-
cided tn I the statute in the case was
mandatory and they were obliged TO re.
quire the security. but rs the plaintiffs
owned valuable real estate In this coun-
ty, the penalty of the bond was fixed at
oily one thousand dollars. Plaintiffs say
the bond win be Immediately furnished
AT the suggestion of the Court, the hear
ing of the other motion was postponed
until the defendants had filed their an
swer, as the case was not at proper
status for the consideration of that ques-
tiOa
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-12

Snow commenced falling here some
time during the night aud before six
o'clock this morning genuine old-fash.
10 ed snow storm was prevailing, and
before 10 O'Clock the snow had reached
depth OF from four TO five inches on a
level. aud still falling, with indications
of its turning to rain Walking was very
difficult where the pavements had not
been cleaned of, and few pedestrians
were out. It's an i'll wind that blows no.
body good, and the snow-shovelers aud
plumbers have been reaping a harvest
the past few days Every one that could
raise horse and sleigh were out in full
force. aud the merry jingle Of the sleigh
bells could be heard on all sides.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-12

The funeral of Mrs Anna Musterman
took place this afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the First NJ. E. Church. The Rev.
w. L. Mcdowell, assisted by the Rev
]. d. Rayfield. of the Baptist Church.
conducted the funeral service. which
was largely attended by relatives and
friends of the deceased The pail bear
ers were John Musterman. Andrew
Musterman, l.. II REIN Henry West
phal, Herman REIN, John II. Wells In
ierment in the City Cemetery.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-12
A Narrow Escape from Drowning.

A Narrow Escape from Drowning.
"a young son OF Lieutenant Halsey, of
the Naval Academy, broke through the
ice ON the Severn to-day, and made a
very narrow escape from drowning. The
young man was skating. and being urg-
ed 20 cross thin sheet of ice which had
been broken by tug he fell through
Gordon Mccoy, who was with young
Ilalsey. threw him sled and pulle him
ON the strong ice
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-12
Naval Academy Prac,ice-ship Ban.
crOft

The long-delayed practice vessel Ban
croft Is at last ready for her trial trip.
and January 18th she viii be turned over
10 the government board 10 speed over q
course In Long Island sound to test her
steamlng ability She will probably be
first cent 20 Newport. aud there given a
trial over mile course to standardize
her propeller 10y The method proposed by
Chief Engineer Melville and afterwaril
speeded in the open sea TO determine
whether she can come up TO the requir-
ed speed called for In the contract Her
builders are confident that they can ex-
coed the requirement of twelve knots an
hour by at least two knots And II they
succeed in doing this handsome bonus
will be their reward Three officers are
being considered from which will be &c
lected the Bancroft's commander After
her acceptance bv the government she
will be sent to Annapolis In time for the
summer cruise OF the cadets.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-12

A donation Of one copy Of Consolida-
ted Gospel Hymns Is requested from eve
~ person attending the West End Tenn
pennco Better Day Reading Circle TO
night. The exercises promises to be
very interesting.
The ladies tract society of the Presby-
lellsn church, held meeting yesterday
afternoon. assigning work TO the various
committees
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-12

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. upon
this condition. II you are afflicted with
a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or
Chest trouble, and will use this remedy
as directed, giving it fair trial, and ex-
perience no benefit, you may return the
bottle and have your money refunded.
We could not make this offer did we not
know that DIR. Kings New Discovery
ould be relied on 1t never disappoints
Trial bottles free at the City Drug Store
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-01-12
Installation of omcers

At meeting Of Sheridan Post, No -,
G. A. r.. Department of MARYLAND, held
last night the following officers were
installed. by p. G. d. w. Young: P. @.
A. b. p Carver; s. V. c., Robt. Queen;
]. v. c., naaiel Brice. Adjt Bernard
Banks, @. NJ Marcellus Colbert: Surg.
VIM, Davage: O ID, VIM. Bowens; o. G..
Ed. Gorden; :. H. Geo. Miller; @ nj. ,
John White.