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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-28
gELLMAN NOT LOST.
% - 10 600
81 american Explorers Speed
~ a. o.
ing to the North Pole.
.esz DECLARED "A 0sFAuLTER.
x~~ren senate Passes the Anti An
.rehiss BnI-Engiish Capitalists
watching Sicaraxus Canal

roxpox. July Z7.-Carlsiewers. the0gorr
arctic enthusiast, received q tele-
- tonight from the captain cot
Earring, p Nowegiano sealer,
-ss,h arrived today at the island
y Tromsoe, Finmark, Norway. The
<,,..n said in bis disratch that near
1rssefdam Inyan, in LATITUDE q north,
4. Earring spoke the RagnavaId-J arr,
: steamer which was conveying
:, WeIinan Arctic expedition to the
- Of the pack . ice. The
s.rnayald-Jarl had been beset with pack
: whlch had delayed her progress con-
,srsbly. but weliman and hisepar.y
<r-s then free Of othe pack ice and they
Srs;d now be well on their xayto the
snr.h poe. The Jackson (Engiish9 expe-
l:.on passed Tromsoe yesterday.
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A few members of Company f, n. q. w.
went out for practice shoot at the Wood
land range yesterday Each man fred
fifteen sholz. I'VE each at the 900. 80 and
5004ya ard targets, with tie following score
0Twoohnndred yards Private Turnbow :
p; Sergt. Claywood. %; Privates Houts,
10; Maitland, !. II 2 Gardner. II; Lieut.. OF
sen, 10; Private Buck, 10.
a Three hundred yards-4Lieut Olsen, 81;
Sergt Clay wood, ~; Priyates Maitland,
Is; HoutS, 10 g. 80
Five hundred yards--Privats Maitland,
1870 Sergt Gaywood is: Privates Houts,
Is; TuTnbow, IL; Lieut.. Olsen. rs.
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L.., club shoot OF tho season.

The last shoot OF the Seattle Rod and
Gun Club thfs season will be held at the
West Seattle grounds tomorrow morning
and afternoon. Members Of the clubs at
Tacoma and Port Orchard will be present
and grand time is looked for. After the
regular medal contest shoots there will be
pool shooting. in WHICH all will take part.
Daring the afternoon refreshments will be
served. The shooters will leave for the
grounds on the $50 and III 80 O'Clock
9faerIes
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FOREIGN NOTES.

ca saaaeEiean steamer City OF Pekin,
a. fssAi'e Nbics went Ashorein Yeddo
: asnare. ~ ~ = So - -
a IssseNite. on the river Nimew, Rassis.
hses..,,s5 'Ss . coi.lIe3 With the O steamer
Al e. ,9ogEteea people Were Killed
kaessa.saaAe shocks have been felt in
nrss ~ =, o5@ st5yA and Eastcru Rul-
ss,s "a NAFafa. bulgaria. many peopis
sas 49, a.. and larEe number Of houses
r.. Z, e O. 90
L. - s-s az hepEelx. 90 san Domingo.
ssa.s 49,. s.seoF eree3 and shwarted plan II
sass r.-s ban. 5baere we're twelve or
stsses - ifaiofs. Waen the presldept
Ia &c.. s-e'E I7Sans hU had the conspsFA-
sassI GNda1s.Ie. nAs Lad pEsvi-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-28

The s. A. G. baseball team left yester-
day for Portland to play today with
the Multnomahs. The latter club was de-
fsEted recently in this city. butrumor has
1t that now it is much stronger. 6The s. A.
c, boys, however, are playing good ball
and can be relied upon TO make the Multi
nou7ahs work hard for every score. The
8. A. G. team will be made up as follows:
D.; Cobb, c.: Campbell, h. I,
Small, 2b. Atkinson 3b: 2 Gamble, $. s. J;
Morns, J. +. !; Russell, c. f.; Randall. r. f +.
and Noble, sub. W 900
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A double-seuli race on Lake Washing
ton from Madison street 10 Eeschi park
aud return took place day before yester-
day afternoon, the contestants being Sid
new Blackjack aud Scott Lindsay in one
boat aud ]. W. Young and w. r. Morley
in the other The first named crew won
by good lead. The judges we're ]. +.
Bra dock and Lee lhll
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The hArk Alexander Mcneil was in cob
1fsGpnrwith theschocpsF James Townsend,
eli F9rt Bragg, Cat. during dense log Ga
t6sInight Of tie 2bh inst Both vessels
were badly injured. The QhsooTa, ei sa,s
.ehoaner vent through the MeNeils side
ana degaolisosd the cabin faFntaFe ana
dfff some damage 10 TIE side and deeA.
The Mcneil lost some OF her TiEglag.
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Ga Front St.. Seattle. Wash.
The old established specialists ar. still

The old established specialists are still
treating with unsurpassed success al
Genito- tinary diseases Of either sex. Ali
Private Blood Skin Diseases and Nervous
Debility quickly cured. Personal stten-
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cases guaranteed, Charges low.
PILES. FISTULA, RECTAL UL-
GERS, STRUCTURES AND VARICo-
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detention from bus ness.
We wiD give 81 600 In gold coin for
any case of Varicoces that has been or
oln DO cured by medicine, electricity or
any appliances or applications internally,
externally or eternally-
SYPHILIS. GONoRRHRA. GLEET,
atorrh9a, Seminal Weakness, Lost
Manhood. Night Emissions, Decayed Fac
uities, Female Weakness and all delicate
disorders peculiar Ia either sex positively
cured. as we'll as eli functional disorders
that result from youthful foliiss or the ex-
cess of mature years.
Thousands cured by correspondence. all
private. and medicine securely packed
from view. Plain envelopes used. Send
stamps for reply for question list or call.
Consul tation free Hours, 9 to IL a. m, 1
TO . and TO Q D. IN. Sunday hours. 10 90 IL
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q The Agayns Club and Seattle Reds play
ball today at the Madison streeF grounds
Both teams have been practicing all week
and are putting mp good bali. The make
up Of the teams ia SO0C
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fisss, July 27.9Dr. Cornelius Herr, the
ssasna lobbyist. vas formally Charged
aesy Silh eHtorting 10000. 900 francs from
Isla1s Baron Reinaoh. As Dr9 Herr did
~ pas N sn appearance, the tribunal de-
assd him defanater and judgment was
l.usfsed. Dr. Herr is understood Il be
" n England. where he aas been resi-
.shaeFsr since the Panama eansl dis
~.sarss caused him 10 leave France. HIS
.ss'aalIioa has been repeatedly sought
y oa' under the plea Of ill-health, etc.
As succeeded in avoiding appearing
F'sonally before French court.
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coIos, July 27.-The following advices
have been received from BIuefelds: oThe
Nicaraguans. under Cow Cabezas, have
been defeated and retired TO Rama, whers
iAsy collected 40finen aud seized ammuRi-
ten and launches, intending TO descend
upon Bluefelds. Subsequently the
hnnches were restored to the owners,
upoa the demand Of the American consult
Capt 0'Neiil. of the United States gun
beat Marblehead, LANDED $50 United
Wales sailors and marines in order 10 pro-
ht' The United States consulate and
American interests generally. The Mos
quito chief is expecting a-rsnewal Of the
stack The British consul has tele-
siaphed for wsfship. The Inhabitants
huehelds are leaving In large numbers.
ias rebel British subjects of Corn island
we're disasmed. but purchased arms at
safs lmon, aud chartered schooner at
soksai. which otook them to Bluehelds
AaeJ have been reinforced and intend to
Asads Corn island. 20
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DOCTOR SWEANY


IBIS learned spscisllst, well known By hfs
ao1g residences asd successful practice on ths
rae.ne Sossf, guarantees prompt sad psriscs
cure Of syerv case he andsrtskes
FREE TREATMENT P Por The go0 Dr., and uns,
st ofics Of Frislsy afternoons.
YOUNG MEN !, yoa are troubled ..., with nigh,
plmpses. ea-hiuiness, aversion 10 society, s.u-
pidness, dependency. loss of energy, am eirion
eaa se.s-eot- ndenee. which deprive yOa OF your
~ MANHOOD and absolutely unfit 20. for study,
business or msrringe-if you are thus d q led
you snow the cause. Get well and To q man.
AlbDLElGEb MEN,. $3.50 are .aoa.-na. Of
aching backs and kidnsys, frequent painful
urlnntien aud sediment IN urine, IN potency or
WEAKNESS 81 sexual organ aad 0 her unnistak-
decay. Many die OF thls dffienlty, ignorant OF
the capse, which is The second stage OF seminal
wssxness- The meet obstinate OF this
character treated with unistilng success.
PRIVATE pissases-t;lest, Gonorrh1a, Inrsrn-
Aia i1A1 nations, Discha gcs. Structures, W eak-
mesa OF Organs. sy phfais, Hydroeeis, Ysrcocsle
and kudrsd troubles quickly cured without
psfn aud detention from business.
rLTIREH " htch poisons the breath, stomach
VI i1hsn aud lungs aud paves the way for
Ssssanotion, Threat Liver, Heart, Kidney,
troubles; also Rupture. Plies, Fistsla treated
far In advance OF any other Institution in the
country.
BLOOD AND SKIN Diseases I. s, sG5s: spots ess r@
Tzinis. Tunots. letter Eczsma and other
impurities of the blood thoroughly efsdicated,
health fnl state.
IlnIES- II you suffering from persistent
LAulbS Headaches. Painful Mensfruation.
leueoErh9g or Whites, Itolerab.e Itching. Dis
psaasInsnt OF tho Womb, or any other distress
+ ing ailments peculiar TO your sex, you should
consult Dr. 6weany without delay, lie cures
when others fail
WpITP Your troubles II living away from the
WHITE ctty. Thousands curod at home by
correspsndenes and by medicine sent secure
from ubseryAtion. Book entitled "GUIDE 10
{ HEALTH . SAINT free 10 thoss describing their
ueu5les.
Once hours, o to II q. m, 2 to s and to
p M sunday, 10 10 u =. m. only. Address
LEvERETr swEANY NJ. D.,
slg Fraut Raattts Nah
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MT.. Margaret Madden vas thrown from
= wagon and Killed a. bsngioSn AilA, near
ElncaTEllle. Cal, trlaAy.
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ouslyJ raads three. at4cuar,.. sa2,,6 :. -.
GENTS life, vas shot IsFgy ia one ~ = .
others Fas impF9sonsd and the rsssrs 4, d.
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ue.EAGUA oasAL8sIs ENGLAND.
yrsrsssent Capitalists Taking Deep In
terest ia the Project.

rxxpox. July 27.-Constderable interest
i, besn aroused here by the report to the
r.sted states congress by the, committee
: commerce accompanying Congressman
usIory's Nicaragua canal bill, and the
s.,,nent that the differences between the
xursgua Canal Company and5th govern
~, OF Nicaragua have been settled in
l,.trionsly circulated in1I1ondon fihanc ial
f,clss. In lss5 the gfoup57of men headed
svcol. North, which includes large FOL-
] sing In Liverpool, of which Messrs. w
~. Lockett are the leading representa-
ass. put on paper q financial plan and
ne prepared to find GO, 000, 900 sterling in
nab 10 help build the canal The most
nportans member Of thisD combination
ssuld have been Lord RothschL1d. who
nnmoned a conference Of the heads OF
As lrm. The Paris house. however. made
nth strenuous opposition To the Roths-
,Aaas being known Inc connection with
ykaragna. in view OF the then approach
hfaissolution of the Panama company,
Ast Lord Rothschild tod III. f. Pollock
ssd Nsssrs. Paine, Son & Pollock that he
sssE still continue an the project. but
iAsismust be so arranged that J !. s. Nor
gza sAguld in his1own name represent the
kaIhsAilds. The syndicate plan at that
1nsssnt through. owing To the disputes
Eb1he title between the Menocal and
Esfkman companies. Then the Menocal
rsgIe succeeded in raising money in
esgow from the Cole and Arthur group
glasgow capitalists.
The matter ~ now again on the tapis i'm
kndon. A certain mysterious American
nmed Reid has arrived here and has
pn approached the North group. Mr.,
Esbert Harvey and others. Mr.. Reds
san, however, does not aim at finding
he capital for cutting the canal. The
Nicaragua Canal Construction Company.
4 which ex-senator Warner Mfller was
vssdent. is. rs everybody knows, in the
lands Of a receiver. Mn Reid is trying to-
ai,s go o0. TO buy from the receiver, on
Ishalf Of London syndicate, CONTROL
Ing interest, 81 per cent, IN the
shares of the construction company,
Il SIS per share. As soon as this is
sxompllshed the fact is to be
sanpeied throughout the United States
Ana British syndicate has bought up the
Kzrsguan canal, and utter dismay is 10
has created. Mr.. Reds syndieateCex-
mslo resellsto the Americans at very
hssome advance over the shares. HeI
ID already secured over half of his
aleo.. II however, in 1.-The meantime
congress passes bill guaranteeing inter
sS on the bonds 81 the companysft would
probably par Mr. Reds friends 10 rssei1
ia1oadon. The international aspect Of
,hsqussiion. in view of this transaction,
need not be gone into now. O 90
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The wonderful Ellwood and the Greas
Diana AT Madison park tomorrow. Free.
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aaAs, July GA duel With swords Was
4 .kas between NJ. Paul Deschanel and NJ
~''asaesau today. ~Deschanel was
.saaafd N the cheek. The duel was on
i. $50 = o. an article pubsished in La 5sFss.
:. =, e'ssaenoeau's paper, which neschansl
80 vas an insulting reply TO a speech
49, y him IN tie chamber of deputies
~ .'.s NE discussion Of the governments
sseaaareAy bin 50
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Tor Alaska. July 6, u. p, q.

From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports, at g. m. July 5. 9. Ia. Is, "a "A
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Tickets may be obtained at the once Of shs
company. a. Ocean dock, Seattle.
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4m@ ~as-s Msrchanas esos
49, trsGAy Al q M or
- Sanger. Seabecx. Liz
- roion CITY aad ints-A
- . iEsa CITY ats "a.
So - Tuesday. fhnrsaag
- a >@sktls As'4 p M.
- A. LiBBf. kAxtax.
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a. jug 23-5- To-day the senate passed
s1'',aaaFehist bill, which " as adopted
4 : Vspat,es yesterday. The vote was
- lhe radical and monarehial
say that IN theIEopinion the bill
- skned less with view Of crushing
ssa'rAists nan1 slth the nurp6ss Of
s'hs the freedom OF tue press. = o -
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GooDALL, PERKINS Il Co,
General Agents, san Frapcisca
J. IL JOHNSON. r. s supL, Seattle
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Mssorlsy makes saddles. 10 Commercial
street 90
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OLYaP1A BoAT-CoMMENCING JULY 4
" 1924
STEAMER MONTICELLO,
Ddiy, except Sunday.
Lv Olympia. S3osm Nv Seattle. 100 N
Ly Tacoma. 10 % a n Ly Tacoma - 3 ~ p m
FARE, SEATTLE TO TACOMA, 50 CENTS.
L1ndiogs--SsAttle. Yssler Dock; Tacoma N
p Il. Deck; Olympia, Horfs pgck. Tale
phone 257 HATCH hkOS
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DACfFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from seattle a. follows.

For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
toria, AZ a passengers received On board a.
2 q M July 2, 7, l.. u, p, a.
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Ely On TIE -FLYER-
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Fear rsuHa trips eauv exeeps sun1.x
In one boar and t~sssy- avs uiz.ss.
TIRE STEAMER -xLYEE-
Isguiar daily trips. seattle Tacoma rssss. q. ~
rAxHEs KFvEcx
Tuesday. NAY
~rxE cana
leave ssssas-T:se. Ills a n, a.ssL etsa
Leave fsesans-ssso s. N. ! 90 Z 30 see =
LsAv. seattle ~ n. 1890 s.eoa
Leave Tscosaa-s 50 = N. 80. 49,
Laacts< a. y p wharf Tacoma. and conns~
Cal dock. foot Of Mario. stress. seattle
suseAys sHsursiSa rates on steamer Fssss-~ss
fare soc
OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE RoUIK
" : Wiley Navigation Co 3 steamer
MULTSoMAH
DAILY TINE eARD.
Olympia at. 50 n Tacoma al 9 70 "a m
Tacoma at. -. 10 10 N seattle Af..l2.O1 "a
Seattle AZ -. leo D n Tacoma AZ -. 500 . n
Tacoa4. az. -. 2.s9 ? 10 iolympla at. $50 n
Connecting with boats for shelton and EamIleais
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 CENTS
Landing, City Dock. foot OF Main street
CAPTAIN 1. WILEY. Manager.
TNTY OF ABERpEEN-sEATTLE, TACOMA
" and Olympia
Ar. Tacoma. q: 80 a.
Leave Seattle. 40 "a N Az oiympia...l,oo m
Ar seattle ...-.1 . = ~.
FARE TO TACOMA, 50 CENTS
Gan Juan ISLANDS = STEAMER LYDIA
;, THOMPSON. Carrying United states mall
leaves City Dock, foot Main street Monday
NeGexdev sud Friday a. 10. for Port Town
send, san Juan Islands aud New Whatcom
NORTH BOUND TINE cARD. SOUTH BoUva
Nv .attse 300 am Ly whatcon go an
Nv Pr Towns'd 7.00 am Nv Roche H't. N 90 am
ssv Friday H'r.li.3 % ain Nv Friday H'r.l2.0O m
Lv Roche Hr..l2:s0 pm Nv Pr Towas'd 600 nm
Ar Nhatcom 600 gtn AT SEATTLE. g.45 nm
J. r Thomson. Managing Owner. J. A
Hatfield, Agent Phone $50
pAcIFIo COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from seattle a. follows.
For San Francisco via Port Townsend ana VIC
toria, at m passengers received On board a.
q m-) July 2, :. L. y, p, "a.
Tor Alaska, July g. Il, p, q
From San Francisco for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports, at g m. July 5, 3. Ia, I9, "a -
Tickets may be obtained at the once Of shs
company. ~ Ocean dock, Seattle.
GooDALI. PERKINS Il Co,
General Agents, San Frapcisca
J. H. JOHNSON. r. s supt, Seattle
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EoR Alaska

HOODS CANAL ROUTE
Ill The New Steamer
DELTA
Leaves City Dock Tuesday. Thursday ana setar
day at q m. for Kingston, Port Gamble, Bangor.
sea beck, Dewatto, IAlliwaup Falls, Hoodsport,
Union City aud way ports Leaves Union City
y ednesday, Friday and sunday A. a. IN.
u. TRoUTMAN, Master
-sATr9rrD A-sos
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49, SAyIGATIoS CO

= = . = lAE1f N7lN
- FAkAIIOS.
50 ,sn Francisco JAY g,
Fales TIE lowest
49, cAa 20 obtained by
~ AEROIl. ASena
IS t44un ssrsefl, Seastla
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sTNE GREYHOUND.

!" y = y = HUI Nh
80 saacsy.
= - g. u - .. m, and 4:N
81 a. : p. 70. &ne D. II.
#am4AAs 4A.So a. n. Leaves
p rpsnf trip. sl.25. Gen.
- sad saohonish.
So 80 ~ Asrisn street.
So NANi6ATToS CO..
". 9ot1nus. sec'y.
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EyEhEET R0l
h pnI
iaF@s ~e4frfsi
= RI. Eses Sd
s1a1sFs Lead
kE-FsttAp "a. \
tsre strKle Cd
nscts ufth cAeS|
Lau ftrS a
sEArTLE & Il
c au1 fr14r I'd
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seattle and w
lugton lea*cs
d 81 an. ssaitl
hav IA iaaNes ; n
a m laruua d
iEs9u caves Sd
O. sp m !
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$3.50 A Co = dock. foot Spring
80 Thursdays and SATURDAYS
eIanWoos. skagit City,
= vernon. Iulaip. Fir. Avon,
-
MMAHDUs a CO.. Agents.
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- SIDNKT. CHARLES
mRToS.
$50 sTKAxna
eASBY
. - AS whasf two trtpx
- - = n and , n.
~ snd so a. u.
$50 ~ and sSs . II.
- m sad SIS =. n.
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N1sa So ssed|
~ NEwd
Fass~1Esr xral
laEsets SD I'D
- FllEf \
IA EANk
Ier - n. /
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-12-21
A Novel Entertainment.

A novel and unique entertainment was
given in Oxford Hall, Oxon Hill, Prince
Georges County Maryland, on the ever
ing of December 18th. The entertainment
was given under the auspices OF the ladies
Guild of st BarnabaS Church st. job II s
Parish The proceeds were devoted to the
final payment of the extensive repairs and
improvements recently made ut st Barna-
bas' Church.
The programme as arranged, was carried
out faultleSsly, each part seeming to vie
with, and excelling the part preceding It,
The farce a comedy in two acts, entitled
"A Box of Monkeys" was well rendered
The characters were aptly chosen, although
amateurs fact seeming within their own
confidence, as no part OF the play gave
any evidence save that of skilled per
formers. The instrumental and vocal
duets from the talent of the Guild were
renditions of a superior merit, and only
lost in appreciation by those absent Inc
general music of the evening was 1nstru-
mental piano &C, ompanied by violin, from
gentlemen of the Parish.
A gentleman from Washington enter
tanned the audience greatly by his astonish-
ing feats with a mouth organ, playing the
same with his mouth and afterwards with
his noStrils both times with his arms fold
ed. PLAYING perfectly well known and
apprcciative airs.
The silent tableauN were most effective,
presenting life-likc and amusing pictures
The Dancing Master in two scenes was
especially good. The acting Tableaux
were on parallel of appreciation with
the silent ones. The Old Mans Darling
and the Young Mans Slave" was extreme
" suggestive.
From Youth to Age" was also much
elioycd. and the scenes as presented,
,-Girlhood Maiden" Mother and Old
Age" were exceedingly fine.
The entertainment was one of unusual
| success, greatly cnioycl by all all partici-
| pants as well as audience, especial, with
| its cake, coffee, sandwiches and other re-
freshments. 1t was greatly desired by
| MANY present, to have the same enter
| tainmcnt repealed, or to be followed by
one of a similar nature in the near future
| ANON
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-12-21

Orphans Court.

There was regular meeting of the Or
phanS' Court Tuesday, with full Board
in attendance. The following orders were
passed:
Ordered. That Louisa C. Bunnell. guar
dian to her minor children, be allowed $ou
for the support of each ward out of any
funds coming into her hands from estate
of said wards
Ordered That the second and final ac-
count of Bernard Carter, executor OF 'has.
II. Carter. deceased, he passed
Ordered. That the bond of Alice I.
Bowie and Bernard Moore Carter, admin
iStratorS of Odcn Bowie, be approved, pan
atty of bond $50 900: notice to creditors
ordered. and J. Turner Perkins and IL
liam \. Linthicum be appointed apprals-
ers to appraise personal property.
Ordered, That the bond Of f. H. y. Be-
ran. administrative of Martina l.. Holt, be
approved in the sum of $50.
Ordered. That Mary F.. C"sdcn be ap-
pointed admiStratriN of W. W. C"Sden;
penalty of bond $500 to he approved by
the Register of Wills. and J. B. FitZhugh
and c. c. Lone be appointed appraisers
Ordered That David s. Briscoe be ap-
pointed administrator d. b. H., of Elizabeth
Bowling, and penalty of bond placed at
$4,000
Ordered. That Maggie Lcapley be ap-
pointed administrative of George W Leap
lev: penalty of bond $4,000, and John A
Schultz and Clarence DickerSon appoint
ed appraisers.
Ordered, That the first and final account
of Frederick Simmer. cXector OF Freder-
icka Skinner. be passed.
Adjourned until December 9th, lS9l
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-12-21
Wedding Bells.

There was large assembly of friends
and relatives gathered at st. Thomas
hurch, on Wednesday last at l o'clock to
witness the marriage of Miss Matilda
Wood to Mr.. William Henry Duvall. The
hurch, being decorated for hristmas,
presented lovely appearance.
Mr. James B. Belt was best man and
Messrs Perciyal Duvall James NJ. Christ
mas, W. S. Hill, J. s. Sasscer, (lement
Sheriff an d w. Duvall, were the uShers.
The bride wore handsome travelling
dress of brown broadcloth, trimmed with
velvet An elegant collation. was served
at the home of Mr. Peter Wood, the bride 5
father, at which the relatives of the con
tracing parties were present. There were
a number of beautiful bridal presents.