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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-22

siappy and eonlsnt d a homs with 1oe Ko
eAssssrs hnp viii TIE HEht of the morelrE
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-22

A LARGE STABLE on Hanover St
below Bridge St.. owned by Mrs. Kate +.
Kealy, will be rented cheap. Also q
Two-Story Dwelling. corner Hanover
and College Avenue.
125 ]. EDWARDS MUNR0E, Agt.
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK,

qHh GS haSS Ia; Of ss''9: sS
LIFE OF CATHERINE BOOTH; Mother Of the Sal Sal
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HISTORY OF. ENGLISH LITERATURE WELT Welt
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SUPERSTITION AND FORCE Ess SHH,, on ~, tie WAGER
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CHURCH HISTORY.
oUc nv DpS SCHAFF AND MOELLER.

v,s,rocy or THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH: BY
Phinp schan D. D. Professor Of Church v6 ,Iis' S
~ tne ' irhr;s,,anItw: The swiss Reformation.
svo' pp. xvii. 500 Charles scribner's Sons
HISTORY OF THE CHRISTIAN ClC Moiior A. Pro- 70.
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The subtitle OF the latest volume OF Dr. schan
great work describes II AS the second NoI'ine VI
The History OF the Reformation" period In regard
10 which the learned author is especially competent
IN write no less because OF his sympathetic under
standing OF It's progress than because Of his profound
study Of It, To the English speaking student Of
Church history, the Swiss Reformation Is deeply III
teresting. For its great leaders. ZwingH ana Cal
VIM exerted powerful though indirect influence on
the Reformation movement in England, Scotland and
Ireland and the theological system OF the latter
even today rules large portion OF English speak
inc Christianity Dr. Schaf tells the story OF this
period clearly and impartally though with the space
ut his command he do little more than give IL
In skeleton form. The volume is embeInshen WITH
portraits of number OF the reformers. including
ZwingM and Calvin. whose serious, not to say GRIM
visages accurately reflect the character OF their
lives and labors. There two three verbal
infeicities In the volume, as where the morality OF
Calvanism is spoken Of "high-toned' word
which DO properly used only TO describe an
E.ast-Side ball.
Mt. MoeHerS WORK WIS PIeI''eu as d 'e"''''"'
O fact, however, which does not detract from us
value as standard work the history OF the Early
Church. Beginning with sketch OF the Church's
spread. the author concstly though clearly, traces
its constitutional and organic growth, It's religious
development, its ceremonial accretiOns It's traditions
and moral teachings. and its development of the
illogical dogmas. In this way the historical devel-
opment Christianity IS exhibited In Its salient fea-
lures In such way to impress the student. At
the time immense muss Of materials and
great rumber OF references to authorities given
In smaller type for the benefit OF those who desire 10
make further Investigations on the whole VIC
know Of book recently published that gives
more Trustworthy and satisfactory account Of Chris
family during the first six centuries. Its convenient
compass makes 1t available for many who have no
lime to collsut the larger works on the subject.
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rs5 and 9i2 Bo-way, West l2jthst. .35 Columbus.
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ss Bedford ave Brooklyn. Tine tables giving full
formation, at all stations.
WESTCOTT "a PRESS COMPANY will call for and
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

Al,AINS LEANb Ml.SI 42D-SV.
$40 NJ. 90 minutes earlier from The loot OF Franz
iiu.,LI Midi BIVVLilr Uuren. Port JcrstS
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Ais T.. NJ, Campbell Hall. Lake Mononk and Mime
VS. Waikiki Valley stations. Mid1etown, Blooming
bursh tllcnvlc, Pittsburgh Hurlcyyhe Liberty. LIZ.
iug~ton NJ luor.
1900 r. NJ. Mlddctown, Pittsburgh, Liberty. Living
ston Manor, Rocland walton Sdn ". Norwich. Oneta
Oswcgo Rochester Niagara Falls. Detroit. CHICAGO ant
West pullman siecpcrs lcclh.ins&hA: ear free 70
Suspension Brid-"
fDay: all Other trains oallv except Sunday.
Pullman diarlng.room sea- and seeplng-car herths
obtained ~ Roadway. NcwYork.
J. L. ANDERSON. II. A. 80 Bcaver-st-. Ntw-York.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN Y C. & Ii. H. RR Co... Lesseel . Cal,
Trains leave West 42dst station. New,foiA = ~,
lows aid IL minutes earlier from T. tranxa;'@ bsaS
33O A. Nl.-Daily Tor NewDurs, h.hg'toh' N'-"'
daily except sunday west OF .oeynan Ss, Mo,sss,
7;tJ A. M.-Daly Albany. except SUNDAY M1nhs<s
$3.50 A. M.-Day Tor Albiny uea s{SasS: iexcrps
lrr. Niagara taiIs, Detoi% SuS"e"' ~'
Saturday for Toronto. , -. .,ho,v ~
11::SJ 4. M.-Daily. except Sunday. Tor A'o3aS
400 r. M-Dallv except SUNDAY for Al6ca' svr.cuss
Rochestcr Buffalo. Niagara Falls. I'sonso' D''''.
6,s S'if' n. DAILY, except sundaj. for Newours
any s,TatGgs ana lar Sanv Utica Syracuse Roche
Ter. Huilalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. De'r'' e"s''"
u kSvvERRSSIT iRA LOCALS. GAS. .sAs r,, $50
NEwBu re- LOCALS $50 'loio - 49,
Sleeping ears for p ,nraS;0 sa aSs.' ,.
DAILY For tickets tmeta,bes ps arS0t oces ESok
H n sss WasSnetoS G ES!t0ssis 81 u.s. sss A
foot Of Fuonst New.York ~ Si'f Vast iith-st So WEI
i2Sht 9nd a. LAMBERT general Passenger As''A
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New York & Boston,
Pullman Limited
Ncw.YorlI a. Northern Railway
Ncy-YorI< a Ncv-Eu-Iand Railroad.

IN connection with Manhattan Elevated Railway solid train
Z PULLMAN SLEEPER~ PASSENGER and BAGGAGE
CARS leave l55th ST. terminus and 9th Ave. Elevated
daily Including sundays. az II 80 Z. NJ. arriving 10
Boston foot Sumner ST.. TO \. NJ Baggage checked
through At y Y 4 y stltons sd ST. near oi- Ave. and
l5jta II. and 9Th Ave.
The New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage 70 destination hotels or residence IN any
pait OF the city upon application to airy Of their various
Offices I'm Ncw.Yok Brooklyn.
EXFHESS TRAIN ON SIXTH AVE. IL"
leaving South Ferry at iO35 r. NJ. connects with this
train For running time limo Tables.
PRINCIPAL TICKET OFFICES IN NEW-YORK
CITY: Arcade Nrw, Rooms. Il Broadway. and 3jJ
adway where Pullman reservation be obtained
secpcrs open FOR accumulation OF Passengers one hour
before leaving timo o. train.
IL. IA. vXEELAND. L. NJ. ALLEN.
Gen. Manager Gen. Pass'r Agent.
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CENTRAL RAIL ROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Anhrncite Coal used exclusively. insuring Cicahne"
aud COmfOrt.)
Four Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block ssns'
Sy.tc,u Trains leave station foot of Liberty st'
Time Table in effect Dec. Is. 1921!

For Reading at 90 80, s;,5 4 n co. ol l;sUi
2l5 100 90, -, 80 NJ ~ 10 90 ngn No Cox o.
20 SS sS, Il ba NJ At Il 100 y 50 A. NJ 90 80
90 90 As p. ~. IL rs night, except SATURDAY nsn
sundays II so \. ~. 90, 90. . 80 T. NJ l-'i'
For pottsvlle at 90 7:45. s:a5 A. NJ 90 80.
% : 40 r. NJ - IS night. except saturday ngn..:
Sundays, il 80 \. NJ. 200. $3.50. 500 p NJ, IT'D
For sunburv Lewisburs and wiamsport at 4 90
as sA5 4. NJ. la0, 1880, 80 4. NJ, II - nsn-
cxcept Saturiay night SUNDAYS l5 A. NJ 600 l. ~"
T. 10 nldnight . .,-.. ,,. chunk &C.
90 IL \ IS 4 NJ, 90 80. . As, 80, 10 Aiecs
town T. NJ. sundays 30, 7l5 A. NJ. 200, o~
toi wlkesbarre. rntstsn and Scranton. $40 A. w.
A 40 p NJ sundays. 80 A. NJ. MIA.
For Red Rank Long Branch aud pont south 70 Pq Ply
Pleasant. 80. sl5 II 80 A. NJ 80 ~ g 80 xt END
nrran @ro,s and Asbury Park o 90 A. NJ. 100 p NJ
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FOR LAKEWOOD.

=. ,.qo sr5 A. NJ / As $40 specilD 30. 10 r. N
" rop Toms Riyer Bsnegat Park. and DarnegI 40"
s;lS A. M; civ Vineland and Brldgeton 80 NJ
- =, NJ. , p,h sc,1rich, and Highland Bach
~ sis II 80 \. NJ. / 30. As. 100, i;2o r. NJ
Srn,,v. q 90 4 NJ 90 L. NJ.
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Proposals.

NAVY DEPARTMENT Washington Janu-
ary 10 isg3-io the steel Manufactures of tht Tinted
STATE. The ott"Itiou d" al stool 'lanuiA urr', o. ~"
United State, is hereby Nti O. tIr requirement. - The
Navy Department 90 the way Of afn' plates To- IN pose
cutiOn OF authorized rs tourr--. This ADV ats et
domestic % g .tel ~
In competto with each other what term, they u
IL furnish the required. No mo. wNl b.
considered excerpt huca engage o. manuidctui" wilma
the Gn.'ef tho plac specified In thls al
Ncrti,cmcnt. nor VIII any bl BE- arcelted unti u J.,
shown evidence sIt-fiDtofr 10 the Department that
bidder f. possession Of. ha> Dol ads actual piO
Vision FOR plant al,quat. Tor IT, fIlhuent within Tho
time .lecn-1. nd, her by invited Tor supplying
the foiowlne-named material About. 1000 ton-, mor'
or less OF nickel steel amor, be- ~ the beet ns"ia
and domestic manufacture. and which u whole in
mart Al the discretion Of the Department. viii be- required
Ia treated Ia a 81 fIIulf
the Harvey process be shaped accurately after patterns
such si/"s and general character
NAV he required approximately a. follows;
K md a, Arm or General shape. ApproNnac Dlmcn> ons
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Losl un0 tonn0.

I OSr.-Eank book No. 2i5, 400 ,Dry Dock Savings
u Rank. ANY rer,on having claims upon said book Is
called upon 20 present the ~ the bank within thirty
DAYS, the said book Will be- declared cancelled and
tinguishrd and new one Issued In lieu thereof.
I OSr.Bank Book No. 2i2.1j5 Dry Dock Savings
u H1nk. Any lcrSon having claims upon said Is
called o the the bank within thirty
day. the -aid hook VIII he declared cancelled and
oAtincuishcd. AMI a issued In lieu thereof
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tSOV shawl pm. finecr VIII please return "
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ST0NLNGTlN LINE.

FAIES KLDJ LLD, DUSIUt, On Ll 10 FI.UNI'
DINCE f..2j. WORCESTER and al Eastern Points.
INSIDE ROUTE-New Steel Steamers NJ LAIN h. and Ni.W
HAMPSHIRE leave PIER 81. " r., one block above
Caaal.st.. at 80 l.. NJ. daily. except sunday
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Dc'' ' Gai.reai' and iP'; I2As3"I37
spsasSG ssa. 1Si,,,uc = G 5n ! H and
KIP the eo,, aaa aesG,,%rs' .o gss,9a
t aS9w i%l mHatoa s a. t Tor ormao coaa
shapes and vcs, Of tn 0 anS Pt & 'h, @d ts
al other pa euai, apply 70 ne chef q Earcam + od
VII be reqaircd within certain specified Tim given in
the specialization, after the l-uc Of thc Eqq,ton or od.
Specifications subject however. to such chang The
p SIdTidd ior the eo"sc for odc9 "iun ~
smss .PSe's de- e GS9.a g The N aq af
washington. d. C., the envelopes endorsed PRO.
ihc Nsyy Dcpsrtmcn, until IL o'clock NJ on Tuesd,y
INC IN @ay Il ee ,c ISL T at %Is s nr ,' 10 Sps
defect, in the fon o. and to r'et any or AL 6d. Ten
iaymcnt Of ,aeh article delivered. gnuI IN E>hbi, %
NAV MeI be- ~ "b%ttcd or each cs armar or
.I, S SSh s Of fG cT /" aS i Tor
the different c,h9tS gon ihe a-' o. tx T h ,, yr
Sro@es: The rcc, bid Tor treated by the Harvey
pcr,,,mcnt has soqaird The ra 10 rroce,
win Indemnity the go9i,,g'%r 9s'mt 80 y'I i't e, H.
fom 81 nickel oNlfc. olhcs suitable form free Of COS.
uclri steel and i'd are to mad upon his basis. the
contractor engaging TO account 20 ne InI IN"
nicc per ton mus, be- stated The steel bolt aid ac
sn1orGs nG !r' each eSR a. ndcad BY dawng
The bolt, are to De Of on hearth ,tG t"cn ,in
rReca payable order Of the Scretry Of me Navy
OF such proposal which 'hecA shall hccong ihG proriW
fail into the requisite contract and o. fnr'n ne
requisite security the acceptance ~ h, proposal Al
whose proposals shall be- opted
Will on the ~ the contracts be returned to them
successful bidder viii ls ret rncd 10
him hi, contract shall have been duly entered into
mud the requisite furnished. Each successful
bidder viii De- required. within ten days after the
t sr" for tc ma coanc~ Of the 1o and to
give satisfactory bond for such performance IN pcus
The necessary blank form of proposal win b. furnished
hv the Department. Navy Department, Wash ngton,
January 81 IS93.-Ghc dime fixed hy the foregoing al
vcrtscmcnt. dated January 49, 1898 for opening proposals
for nickc-scel plates VIZ February . 1898 f.
extended % IL o'clock February -, 1893 which
hour the opening 81 the bids VII! take place IL. +.
TRACY Secretary ~ the Navy.
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E. RE l. N & S .


YORK foot OF Chambers ST. daily, ioiIQNs, and hie
minutes earlcr from West 23l.st.
nj. 4. M.-|a Nasird rails ana Chanauqus
J:l0 Lake l'arlor car New;York 10 Buffalo.
0.n0 T.. M.-Nesubult Am.Iei. sold train tor Chi
e).UU thautauqua Lake Sieepcrs 10 Chicago,
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