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AGAINST REPRII-

Senator JanN j. Jones q A-EEa-
AS Is nas u ihs sEuucbasi friends o.
Ars- o. TIE 400: O. Lbs CnIsS6 States
Sonata Wtls II New York Tpesigy
night be was Interviewed by II IS
RocIEis5 pres .soo.Is-. Ecd SPOKE -
follows rsskr5!ng Ire c~crisrsaas
beid By Secretary CEIG. vs;h tb+
New York blaEg-z
i EPq-a5esd taxi 81 e--uoeors
const-oclon has bssa piaae5 r;,an
vhRi The Ss-ssE! tGid TIE hzasa-z.
According - ths reports, SEia pa
hEps they circulated themselves ts
declared his frtArrioa - reader tie
Sherman silver lxE 81 oo1ar.uas ibEi
Pa6h, HsztEnsai F3uld cSupA Coz
Grsss - rspsl The B-L OF c3uza
Carlisle tssu-s the repeal, bit b Is
ooi the kind O: q usn 70 50 % Eo.k
osGbersInS 70 mike this OF that ina
unpopular The oro5oci o. ths NsE
York bankers during al q. tas s=I.s
ESoat sid Expectations has uasa, 10
Say ias LEAST pppEt-iJtic Tasy have
Eisd 20 fa-os Tie Ssr-siE-y q. tcs
I-sssGr! 10 Issns bonds haI ne las
h-Eysly wIthssooi tbsn l Ecd
throughout the country Erss; resa1i-
n+ci towards New York bIcEs-s .o-
tss- ratusL 10 co1s - ihs kij O. Tie
GoVa-uut1t Ed ttrsE Ire puG likely
- hsEr The iEst o. i tu- sans iir. -
coma
Is Il ro7r option hEt i5s Sbs--
1aEa iBs is Responsible fa- IA. Iu-se
expectation a. god, be EEs EsEs.5.
1t Is p5L The SalEpcs % t-a5s
khs b+.so EEsiuE. Is Eud that accounts
- s erssi IDsssEre fu7 The eE,.a:tE
uaa- j D. oDt EruripE;e th,s rcpgG
~: Lbs lsv usrt session urlszs q sztis-
Factory substitute Il offered / ~
p-ss5 & when !; VIZ b7oaEAi before
tns SenEiA bscSuse ! d. DOT beElsrs
q making roDDo5sL:ss &. sirsr. ]
E91ld snE-es; tas return 70 TIE
Gso5 fsv I caDPaaI1i#s Is 10 D.
EaA5A hardy l-cE q trzs K!r.-
l'Il V5u hs@9os B5Ew pe1; sczsiup q.
aa;Eps iss administrator .. C4.re
lEpA
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r1E HAR1 OF c4r.

ThscO are fee more ssI-eri5sni
facts han The people are watching
their representatives, IN Corcress
Never before IN the history O: this
nEsrca bxve the people srsain+i S-i
~xrAty.ei the pass reoo-d q CoaS,E=-
men and Senator's n ther axe dong
81 the present tina
Daring ;bs Ssoeat election TIE PEst
records o; Candidates became th= Ll-
absorbing tactos. During the vez-s
Suoe by neisssrs o. CaaTress Lnd
Ssnatars ooa3d do Koo1i Es hey
pleased be-s u WssairE.na soi zA4a
elec.fon time cane tSer coGii 60
bona tsIl few stories ESorf il=o p-
Pos5ts party, promise 70 ~e7tsa faith
frl 70 The rosbp,o-e5 institutions
Q: tSs cn1at-y whatever they hap
psosi 70 BE- LnS we're reelected II
h4 usrl reSzlKiSoz uEnos-. This
Eoc.aci cns:eH ms bs4n disturbed.
kod its results E-s ID loass. n Is
E1rsd sncoasR Some u those Con
Eressoea who dsPeoSe6 upoa the
iD5-aa,s aod F-s!ndIce o. tesl oa1-
sr.iaeats for tbe:r reelection Ere uoE
repeating O: their foTlr It'd Ros5e-
lag Why thar va-s 50 blind q 70; 10
have saen il be.o-a
II VIII pot b. assuming TOP area
:a6Susct ~ be past 10 ssy ~;
sTe-y Dsnbs- OF Congress ard every
Senator zbo VIII Eots for The Shs--
nEr E-t % make Z .urths. issue q
bonds Ell, IN The future cEr-v that
Tate with him rs the marx q Czir.
II Il fatare The psaple VIII Dig 3 po-
hticl S-sFe tor every single . u
then just &c fast Us Ibsr csr %
reached Il Is Ell vsE vel 20 81;
sod drink with the PiuIc@-a- ibsse
ns, think, and erea 70 a-oepi lis
baos Enos thu EiIDoc- Of i5sr
p-sseot surroundings dlspA 81 .ss-
OF possible difficulty
BEi when thu vote Is Registered Il
rci3 type md the hard listed Lattl.e:
Understands its import tc- evil, oota-
rs can AFs sprh Z lie from po!Ii
icas distraction. : rUtA 70. This
b1n5 E-i VII follow ever oos Wis
GHssli 70 his grave, End VII ~ coz
Eas-e5 rs I deliberate consent 10 az
81 O. ooestroas lntEEy-NEuuI!
NLtssnRa-
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C5ich<oE-s Eb7 speak a TIE Ulus-
ta9us dhsseodKDt a Co,anbEs Irs
tiyrei - sty 60, Ebs-i tbs duke O,
Hg=aguL bBi Il ia. tAirk isis 100
i<;Bdibr Scr oo4 WORTHY d ~ nura
iaisci- @: 4 ubss Hoj ibis tiijs . p9s
sz5siszi 70 ia.utty hin- iSsy rRy
-nrs hss aR1s u tE3-Ctrxsg:,Sf.
sssHens ds Ioit57 Ls~isfeEns dc
IA ieraas b.zrita5 Bssaeitna, Eari-
-! aud a3sfaninS3 iox.o- De les L.
dies asks .! ysraSua apd De IN veSt,
Hstsus 81 JBuai.a, srsp5ss &,
:, sgs.E:o: q ;iie Esos3an. CLbal-
Lf1oe Is Iasinsa, e-3s= SA T9sap 90
o. do Ia Real Csrias i'll Ip5 q
f.4Ceost;c5oa * YG}trg5oss GPu-
rSstA Gseul Hons-s 5e CoaErL az
ihs ate kax AIphoase Xii. spd bis
~ axe KJas Dsa al5.sanso xiii,
n0sxta1 q Tbs ruyE uyuo=i q sxu-
Lsts-rs, industry AID oanDe~-
4ssss nsrsd
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7ht CEzfE5o E+pu-.

Tos reply = GoTE-o- Peroz-a- -
Se==t-T Gresham zt-oarlE rea2z-
nerds th= WeSfc'-i GSFs-oE- - The
c3o- cL'uFI-osbip - Tia Eu-55
TIE Coioass 5sporEaa1 !Aw oti1- L
c-2--s&o2L s=a=1=-L Il rs
;-ES- iali tss Nt;i9oL Executive
Department sno2l3 oaE:s- VIII tie
Sue =I=:EEvas = r=-L-z % ~ zr=
cuaaa Eo5 c-a&sSsans= il p;
IaE-tIbis 10 .nEG Ia! P=Log - u
r-:Ie3 y .r[-loa :; hiz UE;=- E:oC
-GEzEt:h
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nr. Fer Ererflpr.

7hs Esqahdza press Is aISos =
great ra1r kSosi B!S2rt kIrEas 6osa
The Aneaaa iEf. There's I tine
% EIrSsi : tine % lask s-kiSaL-
There's L t!roe torur p th4 ils--
cxn SRS EbS Aii-S 20 hsll il dow.
IL his b+<a hEalei 6oEa 5Ssi here
- HEEl+y ~ aL-y lines Is Il has
bsa ~ ~ bat IL Sdioi hxs srs-
beSa ysi 'rco5 - 6Sk Ebo-i IL Al
row ve thnk .: Il II TIE Esp16E-an<
-oE- -h5c; Tia .si4on O: Slocot Ssy
o2-tt<o 80 oct aci Ek themselves
- 6s17h S1sa tSsy cal 70 u:c3 ;bs
disgrace hAIp=i rpoa Ihs American
6E- Whra tasr parry SEujsd 65W-
AvEISegSAcar.
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Presidential Appointments

To+ Peead--i oEjs Tos t2JoslaE
sFpal--os-tE y~ssc=-5k!:
CSl Ceo.ce As-5=I, L5Ez:%-Eat-
Coloosl IN Bso-uz-5 81 IE!=
W. Il Eos-. Gi 0. ia> corps :: G.
sI-e&z ConUlssi1oE-= uuGs--ts All
0. C---@ s-LJI-i - Al % c-=z=
& CkLG2rnia G=g-!s co==El1o L1l
re-2lzI= ayS--I> aE-.2e L LAs
StEik - CAlEo--4- Commentaries
:. Read O: ;5s Cc.:A5 SiS:A Nj. L
- ~ cEg1-
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THE CHAMPION is

Gors7ra- Penrsrsr O. Oregon ses5.
esie-ricrd io write Siosi dora Il
IL ca-nq6oa ass g the csniUry- HIS
refusal 70 iel Tie Deao>-Ia Q, Fort
lEa3 cS TIE ait.s-y belonging 70 TIE
StIts militia 70, The SarTas- O. sanE
aElrts On Tie iaaaEu-Etia- 0! Pres
dsoi GsFsl.nd IoEs-ed hia IN t5s
esGuKGoa CT al right iti=EcE zen.
But ooi co-tsci sTti thA EiIsaess
Of tESt rctlon, IL noF seeds n H.
srl:ir- dispatch - the Prs&dent Ct
the United StE:a
Reports haTos -sasaei WnsAinE-
tor that ibs-s EEs 6 siroas i-sa!aE
against TIE Chinese zoa-c The pcc-
PIE Ct Ore-oa Wkiah night calalbEte
= ~TioAeros- lie Secretary .. S:-s
s=-t The following 62sEE.5 TO Gov
s-oar Pc-nrye-
-N.sESoHaS. D G Ma! 3-Gor-
s-occ SylTesie. Penn=re-, ihs cap5to,
q O-=suu= AfP-sci.r rsiEbs "a
ports Indicate ihLiIasre IL GGorG O,
v.aleoas 70 Chinese whsa TIE erau-
Gaa GSi @k= sEasi- Ind The Pres
os-i amnesty bnIzs itEi yoa WI
sEg39y II I2=tGl DaEn4 toc tbez-
pro;Etian !, O=-r
" G GrnzEx.-
To Ehi-h TIE G5rsrou izn.s-te
y rs?lls5 Is follows
SE-Ex, o. gay 5-W. Q G14
hzo, a-rA-Cto-- D G. Ian IL
tsci - KY business LsiIeF -e-
Ssci si;zoi - his
S.-vE-EE PESorH
G~Sve-rc--
Ths President g tba Cci:sd SiEt.
Wi Doi De ir!-rei by los El.ly yu;o.-
iaEs GsDca little minds a. i5s CIV.
s-uo- >: O-r-oa s%:-s % possess
Narrow LnI Gsc:e5. his stvsGoz .
Ia high az>e Q. Governs. i = dis.
credit 10 ibs D<nc=G= Q. O-esa-
Eud - la!a-y 10 tbs cooi ;%5;Je Q,
tat StEse- TrEr AoLi D. E.aus5
- I'm.
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10. Hnnid liz.

! 1-k:us o2-tt - IEs Dg-s
pans = G-aS2c.- -gF=5 S--.us
tc@t7 It's We thsy we dassaa5,
I'M lie GEz. -Do-fyog so yoz,
SKIS L-t ca=c- 6v-y-
W5s:sS F--sEDs5 Ma s. ,-ru-
tjzlly -rat1ac l: ae- aF+-a FL
getting vs-y I'd = ;1F .HoA
DEv0 Ia ES= e r---=
caa=Es5 iat A=15-L1r5yc Ii
BIS.
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HiCis E=ET Die.

IN 4so=a;si Press 6EttGo
fr-n A5-ay, Ess Yo-E. d2ta5 y@
tEr5ET, a.=
G3Es-.o- Eo=E- Las d=c5=i tn
EiPl--t-, - Gsu=c=E u tie rI=
.: CEiyls " HG-rz ihs youo-
3sji=! s;B5=-t = SeE Ig-.. c1r,
Tr:sd o! Ps3zoci=r lis .0--- KlIe.
Noo= ElE -tasctE E:rE--=& :.
crc=a Affection u TIE NsE YORK
FE?=-s. lie VII - sIss-o@=is5 osr:
E-A "a
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Cass.et Arr-k VIII t-rps aats5
VIA Ug;1o= sE.v-s:n5 vA l o1E;-au
Vi'rsz o5u- 10 7isaFf-t = BE uas;-5lE
% v-gteE- t,gs b=su W. - caTtr-s
EDS EL3 Sthia I've weeks .u-1v4r
oayvI=s u Hsodnz5uo vu=r;r. Elsu4-e
sgG.TE hrsnE :51 rHf- sIg5l t5e
t'Teufy iruu tos CONT! sa5 ths
kf.EPfIlR.
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Observation-Disclosures S~--e
cEy CG-IEle vr-s izza-aasHaou.h =
% hEufEi 70 irEEl-- su=5s .ur;
ucv- bu= lurE v9-l5 L o. 51,.-s 10
sa55 ~ ctfaios5 zosi5 % pGE;@
OFT - tus s2ua rtar All Ere-us-
rBrsuu - c-Fatr5 . Il E-o3 EEB.a
10y iaR 1EsBIprs - uo;e H1aas - Iss
55-zjeegh fanny.
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- vol N ESl+PE Crt:5rE-;ht
Evost5i5's uT--ei sySs "g.t.s- Hs
beas jus uf ror3 rs Ayers Sr-Eagb
ria j yuU Juct wGsf - ~ bfisz.
iasisi G1r1 hpi5iE Ayers Sf;FarE-
IL. srer 1T isB Ir1J+ del-U-. To
7Ha5on T. i; sI ~ :LoiEs- 81 yoa
IN tkt 80
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lp.EEup~.

Lore and wine. 30 upch ring
torrt y roesr.T ossscrs5 tbs fh,i-
ns9qotS, gre iEo vs-y dlSs-tri kinds
* i1~.eIirKpts1
1t shEi ztyF- asked :be lis.H-...
TIE ooe.- wGs the reply. -sveIs
tie bsGrt uoi TIE ethe- tie hss5.--
Terss Ssana.
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MARRIED.

abs assSsocs
O, q n Lane. SlEr= Y&ls-, Ssv-
AFc2 SalSR ~ w SlH>E Up
NJ Dsvs-znI Goo5zis - Miss
Nellie o. Nnak boz O: Star
Valley
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IiiE raDs=p5 tat Cuals St-a W.
take : hto5 IL lie atFi5-t = E-f1r
Nd Srai.f. Troop e @, us Fa--t.
CErs3r. Cai.nB Fs'ss-. has t.r:
u-5e-si 20 she 1r55;y 9, TizEs
Ehs-e tie o1ilE=s hare 5e+r re
F4S1jly ca
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Ds,u ast CHvr5sr--Hg5 = isycrr
E;rtr uiuss TIE Ts-f VII to7u
cs@& wSea El-s- WI - :sj!ar-5 IL
ibr ''2ai rsnk ~ . -Jsrpsg u5.stL
Nav hs- t.5i r:t AfStru5u. . u5r ;
i@II -ar m1otv Is nos ;aTsls: q.
iaues Q! SsLt:st ifar5as
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Administrators Sale

o. SE-r5EE. Nay L 81 = ..
So>E = X - ths 6oo-R tos Co=-t
Hcu@ u IAs Tow - EkA Tsc
cou-ty, Nsv2iA vi ~ II zorJa-
70 tie ti-hz= bS3s. - cash 10
Steve DLio ranch Il Lz1uls Va,
lEy-
Ii GuEzLr-
A-z:H-C-.
Eko, Ssr-Ar-l1 - -SS s2Ii5
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En@EhET : F-;@i1. have -e-:Fe5
: c--oa5 9: S=.lll- &L-z@k% h@-.
: Ea-s- 2hzrA Icy VII 81 = -
stio9a E@2s-s IL ray H2s1-zE=
p-->ss
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FOB SHE.

Freeman Hall Will be sold
cheap fog cash. For further
particulars inquire Of
II. s. E4NDzuN.
II Manager.
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aH-ss Esaiaohs C~=les-HE

Ale-hErr, Pa. Nt-Sh Il 1881
M Nc-DEo LShty-E NoloaloEI
DFEESIE-l Ind krEaas HsadE-5s
CSoSGIS 0sRaE S1s-- 90 GEa sly
i-oD personal SxF-1+c-s raG Ibsy
Ers co-5 tkEor. y IA u:bE- oi-hI
hey cared ne o. Z bad Attack - DCu.
rEl-iE = SSo1t one boz. !. PSI,
LLsr lass Z 5Ey c-E CIV. SxLE-
Fo- sLs by z. r Nags-
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FOR SALE!

I oHer FOR sale my house
and furniture and al hou<+.
hold gods !! a
81 l0d. V. 7. H--.
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Dr. &o2-E. ~ G=-l= LES -=-r1e5
a-1a, Gd VII r=aLz - : shot
time CRY. Tasss SisL5-. vo:s
sho-j6 I'll Ii ooc4
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= =. SEET.
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A--s=: c---=-- -=E So - t=ssz
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ii : Cal I'D 2cE-rE IS Szzc==
sock.
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Dave Cs7+r r. ia EEs:; 81 cAs
ntlsb-s:si ELa1tr= U-gTa SSau c..
u 81. L3ES trzs sheg ~ :cs1S-
tired - 5e Ne .9uT; z Gs vvri5.
iy.
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Notice

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sr= - ;-=- sL= 5@=:i-- C--l hi
20 .-ra= - -.1 LHE Ev 5s-slE
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Lcd Af,s- C= LA;= WI - ;=:y=y
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Project EoC- rS2E eyes - IL
-.g-"us sEes: g. 80 an s-yv aa=
S-ls : FEI :. 6E-E s- -
N-lEE
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bnsrs BE- q cr9aSp

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hfiisssN VIM - vrrf % ais isd l. rnrro
N fs1 lin fE- 1F- lie vruif ST. -
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LIS M SztsE-ss ap5 h-sEE Csrp 8. ~
Hsas hUss Ab5 s&EB q As Sz-Es=a-ira
We kIv o.: he rr-H..l
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hesith was lrnererins.

Es eata' FSs tg1r-. - isr; hs III trssr-
EIffrEJ Srf. ii. rEs-t,y h-Elrs II
NfcS' hSr rgch.s E1s As vnlu.s IN
"a iSf ns&'st :rsyrt-I TErrv s-rr--.
gig ~ sE 80 ysh-s has lac % sr-eH
sns has NO Ssss = u-vtES iu- Urr- 4 ,ss,.
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to.HS's PIN 81 sR.Ey. 30 rs=g.y
81 g~-rrtSa!, % 81 SrG aaaErSth
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Hip Disease
A Boys Terrible Experience
T-ZC-tr

~'' % q FNyE3clens-Car-
s'eefsrs = corfirnea Cripple
'Ju GH s-nrti q: usaE- ruse-r- =.
tNS.t t.is e@ss It G- eay. VIE rss ;.hrp
VIII hp ossasf T.. yra-1 "a. rhc- mr..
yr%-y niA II. -galls HsrEp "a argr-,
Eoa svtr-F p=t: IL Us t-nE phiaA raSa--z-
rkli 81 rs ErA air sp.trr r-s:,naf,.,.s ;:
\ ruT7aiTs caEt u H. disease. III FrisEa.
lTrss h. y-uuEiH
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Hoods :;:s. Cures

Hf lirps . asas bGs is n to tes; ts Ast1A.
EVtr 30 sohDsl fsss and jasys j7ts rs ftr'T
ns KY tar bsyt!f f vHlss tvr- iaas a -r1s
= sHsnSy srs'oi = rrtarp trt-1 Sunday
49, f1Ast 0arrs-ysi3.. iaE,aE-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-05-04

he party o. Annxpoiifans who Ell
nefe yesterday afternoon On The ztate
s.sAmer 6oxernor NcTsne FOR Easton
~ -. VIE ne purpose ~ rivfnr must
=. sn@ literary enter1ainuamrf returned
s1ie TIE morning after a rough exper
lsne~ eotA Wavs. Il va The inteutisu
~ TIE captein ~ the steamer - return
&st might after TIE concert was over
e1t me storm vas Too severe 70 venture
aeress.and i vas proposed 10 leave Al IA
eAriy hour Ia The morning. At 80 o clock
shls morning the party Vas called ~ their
motel 10 prepare 10 take the trip. not
sitAstanding the storm was slill raging.
SOon All were huddled In buses aud
nseks aud driven 10 Miles river ferry
"hs re the little steamer was in waiting 10
receive her precious freight. IL wasamer-
~ crowd, Notwithstanding all the din
culties they had TO encounter. and thew
LOOK everything philosophically. soon
the steamer was on her way and az
she neared the bay the sea rose higher
and higher. Now the serious time began
anu much OF the former merriment was
turned into-"O, I'm so sick-york-
york T. was a most familiar scene. and
every available vessel that the mate
could procure for the ladies was brought
into requisition. Ii was a sickening site
and no mistake. To go into the cabin
only added to the nausea, and to go on
deck was only TO get ducking from the
oashing waves which would break over
the PROV OF the little steamer like moth
ing. Those who were more fortunate
In the party than others had the laugh
on their unfortunate fellow companions.
and did all In their power to alleviate
their distress The steamer reached An
napolis about $50 A. NJ, and the party
were not long disembarking and soon
dispensing to their homes. The compa-
ny speak In the highest terms OF their
cordial reception by the good people of
Easton, and the large and appreciative
audience that was present. although IL
was very much regretted that the
weather prevented some from attending
the cancert. which everybody pronounc-
ed one of the best entertainments that
has been given in Easton for long time.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-05-04
Naval Notes.

Naval Cadet A. L. Willard, of the six
year graduating class. reported at the
Naval Academy yesterday for final ex-
animation.
Naval cadets officers and employees of
the NavalAcademy who constitute the fire
brigade responded yesterday afternoon
to fire alarm, which awakenened An
napolis and caused many of her citizens
to turn out The cadets In their rubber
suits, were quickly on hand, sending sew
eral streams of an imaginary conflagra.
tion at the boat house on the wharf
Near by were several United States yes
sells. but the warships were in no imme-
diate danger. The promptness with
which the well-organized bridage res
poned. the situation of the supposed fire,
the extensive water supply from the
Severn, and the fact that rain was fall
ing in torrents at the time gave the au-
thorities no serious concern. A real fire
with such safeguards would not have
caused alarm. The occasion afforded the
cadets. however, an opportunity to test
their abilities as tiremen, and they &C.
quilted themselves creditably
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-05-04
annapolis Water Company.

The president and secretary of the An:
napolis Water Company saw the Cover
nor and requested him to arrange for q
meeting of stockholders for the election
of officers. The State of Maryland owns
nearly majority of the stock, and Gov
ernor Brown. who will cast the States
vote, says he Is not willing to attend a
meeting until he has secured practical
man TO represent the State in the board.
The inconvenience to which the State de-
partments were placed year ago during
the limited water supply at Annapolis,
necessitating an adjournment of the
Court of Appeals, and water-tank to
be placed in the State House. suggested
TO the Governor the propriety of having
a practical engineer or some other officer
in the Annapolis Water Companys
board to look after the States interest
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-05-04
THE woRLD.s FAM.
Final Arrangements for the Sale of Flick
cts via the baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.


For the benefit of those desiring to at.
tend the Worlds Fair the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad will sell excursion tickets
TO Chicago and return, at all stations on
its line, al low rates Tickets will be on
sale until November let, ami will be valid
for return journey until November 10Th
1893. They provide for u reduction OF
~ per cent. below regular rates. These
tickets will be valid only for continuous
journey Tickets at higher rates will be
sold that will permit holders to stop over
at Baltimore. Washington. or any other
point, going and returning.
Besides the opportunity Of visiting
Washington, a privilege afforded by no
other route, tourists via the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad will traverse the his.
toric Potomac Valley, the theatre of the
war between the States. At Cumberland
they will be offered choice of routes
via Pittsburgh, or across the Allegheny
mountains, 5000 feet above the level OF
the sea and via Deer Park and Oakland,
the famous summer resort. The scenery
along the Baltimore and Ohio route Is
the most picturesque In America. Pull
man accommodations may be reserved in
advance of journey. For rates and I'm.
formation apply to nearest Baltimore
and Ohio ticket agent, or Charles o.
Scull, General Passenger Agent, Balti
more, Md 1t
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-05-04
500 Reward 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased 10 learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
unable TO cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the on
lY positive cure known to the medical
fraternity, Catarrh being constitutions
al disease, requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith In
its curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case Il fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address, +. j. CHENEY g. co Tole.
do. o. B-Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-05-04
HOODS PILLS are the best after-dInner PnIs,
assist digestion, cure headache. Try bax. 80.
$500 FOUND.

Mr.. EDITOR California Is lovely
country the sick get well, the poor get
rich, cyclones and frosts are practically
unknown. A hundred TO three hundred
dollars per acre is made each year on
fruits with irrigation. The California
Laad and Water Exchange, of Dayton
o.. control large quantities of land in
California, which they plant, cultivate,
pay taxes for ten years, paying you $40
per acre on one and 5000 on five acres
each year as your part of the profit, they
keeping the balance for the care and
cultivation. They give an acre of land
away with each four certificates. All
they ask you to do is to pay for the irri-
CATION, which can be done In small paw
ments each month. They will send you
the names of ninety persons who last
year received from $25 to $500 on one
years Investment. Elk President Harri-
son says: Half OF the good things of
California have not been told" The
Hon. jeremiah Rusk says: Truly Cali
fornia is poor mans paradise" To
five-acre holders the California Land and
Water Exchange, of Dayton, o. give a
free return ticket to view the property
and 5000 per year. Why should any one
be poor when such chance remains
open and you do not have to do any
labor or work, to get the profits and
do not have to leave home. Write them
to-day and get full particulars.
CIV. A CALIFORNIAN.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-05-04
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

itsm, of INTEREST," Local aud Otherwise.
Illustrated lecture will be given in
Mcdowell Hall, st. Johns College to-
light
Mr. James 4. Williamson the cele-
daIed biCycist will lecture to night at
81 Johns College.
Commissions to Chief Judge Robin
son snd Associate Judge Boyd were for
ward yesterday.
performance that will please and
inuse you for 10 cents at the Opera
House for 10 cents.
Come early and avoid the rush at
hs Opera House on Monday night. Adj
Nilsson only 10 cents.
commander Seth was at the State
House TO day looking after his official
business.
Judge Briscoe arrived last night and
suffering from cold contracted while
euVlng In the rain from Marlboro.
DO not neglect to hear the graphic
OeCIpiion Of the Ober Ammergan Pas.
IN -lnhnfa 4 l.
Itse
Don't forget that you can see first
Nns performance at the Opera House
Monday night for 10 cents, reserved
was only 10 cents extra.
The funeral of Mrs. Sophia Summer
m9'Wlo died this morning at two o'clock
ue nome ON North street, will take
lae from the First NJ Il Church at 2
Veoes p m to morrow.
The Comptroller and Treasurer went
W.. Ie mouse OF Correction to day to at
S pua meeting OF the directors. Gov
O'n Is expected TO be present.
Tciihe Young Peoples Society of Yves.
a.. Snapei NJ h. Church will hold their
"xS'l9l9nlhly meeting tomorrow even
s %se clock. Members and friends are
'0'dlslly invited.
,r' a% anna Stewart. of Chestertown,
ssI,ssunlehdent of Young Woman
.lsusn temperance Work, of Mary
uu' VIII address the Young lsdies of
~S asPSns on the subject. this " ening
M, CLOCK In the LIST Al. +. Capgch. All
"rdially invited.
ga me demands of trade must be salts
~, ' ~ - you are in need of school
NJ. t ". your boys, such department
"a NJ opened by George NJ. Hyde &
y" MAIN and Francis SITS
wv have in stock the finest lot OF
h. 'a sTovEs, Prices to suit the pub
Com. Also fun line of refrigerators
pp,rs sau examine these goods before
An SSeslhg elsewhere. w. III. +. VIII
~ " son. Main street.