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New-York tribune., 1895-02-16
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SHINING + INb
y TO CONTRACTORS.
Al


,.- ,,rrl.b,- N,,eri,s and Performing Work In the
Erection u Public building in Cr9tona la,S " "y',
Thrd Avenue the Twenty fourth Watd OF us 1so, ny
u New York pursuant to chapter 2's Laws oi io'''
BIDS for the work. only VIII DE r.Ve,su W. 81,
Each bid will give prices for the entire worh VOTE VIZ ,a
for building with sheet netal liti, , u "n
one for The building with terra Gotta main conice as "e
scrh.d in ths spc,i incations ,, ,,. work ndors,
viii The above ttie the u the person or PEI,
sons making the sarnc and the cate 81 ~s "a
ic r.riyel AZ the Office Il the Comptroller Rooms >os
o,i Il Finance p,Nartrncnt. stewart Buildmg NO. ="
nroedwav In the City ~ Ne~Nork. until l. ocvck ~
vordsv February 18th N95 which place and hou. ""
commissioners u the sinking Fuhd ana ieau a,u -, w W.
award u he contract " a"afa"I WIZ " n tSerea fter
Ms praccahlc The person persons to whom the con
,rac, may b. AWARDED viii be required to attend AT the
,ieq offered iv him or them and execute the contract
hn i've DAYS from the date of the service Of no;or
~ r NOV viii b. considered having abandoned T.
and AZ In default the Corporation. and th'reupon te
contract be accepted and executed The work t. commence
at such time the Commissioner ot fuUIlc "orNs may
T. Permission will be given FOR the withdrawal
~ any BID or No bid will be accepted from or
awarded TO- any person ~hn IS IN aI'as o e
as surety or otherwise upon any obligation u the Cor
The entire work to he completed within ONE HUN
DEED AND FIFTY DAYS after the notice 10 commence
work been given by the Commissioner OF Public
The amount Of security required Is FORTY-FIvE
THOUSAND DOLLARS. For full particulars. see CRY
plank forms of estimates Information. n de-
sired also including the specin
cations the work b" obtained at the office of the
York. February Sth 1893
WILLIAM l.. STRONG Mayor:
JOHN " GOFF. Recorder.
AsIiBEL Z. rIrtH. Comptroller Commissioners
JoSf,lU / O'DONOUI' r. Chamberlain; Of the
WILLIAM VI. X. OLCOTT. Sinking Fund.
Chairman Committee on Finance.
Boar! ot Aldermen;
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Proposals.
rn1.cr cnMMIssIONERs. OFFICE.

AOTTDrCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room a1y stewart building No 80 Broadway
~ '' New York February !. ls9o
TO CONTRACTORS.
DIDS OR PROPOSALS for DONG the WoIN
ID and furnishing the materials called tor III m sp ,b
mel rms y contract file In the once OF we
Aquorrt Commission for Cutting Timber am
Grounds OF Reservoir ID near 'afnrh N 'e - 10
- r,rne ami Kent Putnam County. New .fk WI. ~,
received at this once until WEDNESDAY. t.bt', q, l
~ isp5 AZ o'clock p. m. and they VIII De puput'y
oucn.d hy the Aqueduc Commissioners as SION
as r,ssiile md the award ~ the contract io '',s
work and furnishing materials VIII De H'i' ~ s"
AS thereafter A. practlca"'
l{ank said approved contract anu ~
cations tt.reDf nnd bids proposals ana proper en-
loprs f1r Their incosurc form Of bonds. "hs H'' ~
I,poru,,on can b. obtained the above oitr .t ."7
Aquanct Commissioners Application 10 th@ 9eN'''
~ ~ - ~ JAMES {. DUANE. President
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Gross decrease IS ss6c5i s6sii6os sos So 81
Operating
crease . 3a33 2as 53s7ss2 S913is l6ii. 800
Net decrease 81, 49, 3,3 S,i3',i2i SlSUD Sl'll-''
Proportion oJer-
atng expenses .o<
Proportion opeT-
atng expenses -
1899 &c GJ, 'f 'ie
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS At NEW-YORk.
For the week 1898. 1894. 1922
Entered at The mort 81 500 3Oo s23i5 7O5 SO go
Thrown the market. 3oas.Sob 21Il,IoI Z-t- lto
Since Jan. i 49, .. .,
Entered the port . s2 SOC Os2 sl33i3iS3 SIC 4a s
Thrown the market. - 66i 25I li3"4s2 lIlU''2'
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cTOCKS STILL DECLINING.
yO SUPPORT UNDER PRESSURE
,>.r.rRrsT IN THE SYNDICATES fLAN'-
THE MOVEMENT IN PRICES.

GALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE hnn, nn'ol,,iS
r1rAIINGs IN BONDS AND BANK ooA''
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Sales bp auction.

NN MAY 18th 1S9J there will be sold at auc-
~ tlon IN Santiago Chilli fifteen Nitrate Fields and SIX
Nitrate Beds belonging to the Government and situaei
I'm the Province Taapaca For frther INFORMATION aP
iv ~ Tho Consul General II Chill in New-York and tns
Consuls Philadelphia and Roston.
rJ,O ALI. PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE
j or HENRY RElNHARDT: a.,
Take notice 7 will sell at public auction' oV
Messrs l. I'iman Co, Auctioneers. on the prenses
gouthNest corner sih-si ini Third ave- In the oy onn
New York on Saturday. February idth. 1870. ~
o'clock m. the stock and fixtures and lease asssnea
q 10y said Henry Reinhardt ..,,.. ,...
SOLOMON GUMPRE'HT, assignee
WOLF KOIIN rLLMAN. Attorneys ior Assignee
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that THE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that THE
~ rHELps CAR GEAR COMPANY" domr.tc 81
alton having It's principal business ofic" In the city
~ New York In the County and state Of New-f vi"
apply the Supreme ~ the state OF N"w-iok AZ
a Specal Term thereof held the County Court
House the County ~ Now York On the eigh
ieenth day ~ February 1905 n eleven oclock In the
forenoon 0f that day of thereafter counsel
heard for an order authorizing said corloraton to
change It's corporate nam" 10 TIE 'plAM'Np Ihbth
AID CAR GEAR COMPANY" 80 49,.
Dated. New York city n. January 3h. lSc'
THE PHELPS CAR GEAR COMPANY.
b. FRED H. PARKER. President.
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Green Bay. MinOna and St. Paul
Railroad Company.
Notice - Holders OF


Tho f-.,rr.rs Lon AMI Trust Company having i''n
re1n.s,e to fnmeae greeiings 90 frrlo-" i" nio'"
rrent.ne' u,rrar. agreement f'r 'h" protection "t
%. tihorrs ln ~ th"lr security hnf
been fr.r,r. tfI has been already signed hy hc holders
~ a. upai.fi'. of . bonds outstanding niho"rs de-
.ifnr 20 rar,epaf. fnlr q, so hy d,psrng h'ir bonds
With fhe Farmer Lon ani Trust COMPANY 10 - VIII
lam street N.n. iafk cts. pr before March l5 l>.''
Seefie receipt. VIII ho i-.Icg o. uAs Deposited.
Copies % rho agreement h obtained 80 h" office y
ROBERT VfNTHEor d co.. Broad stf'ef. Ncw York.
WILLIAM Jay III VI. ),,,,,,,r.r,g 80.
NNUk =. cox. ,"Sutt'I r,,-nc
4. IEDiARD BLAIR.
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cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement "'
follows:
-, :, rah X Differences
Net gold on hand S,5 64i $40 sissI930i Inc S3234"
Net legal tenders -,o,o -, 10 -Go
hand. ...... S54asaio Ss5. s'sm, ~, n ofG
Net silver on hand lhsoS3lo l"sls - ~ 80
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
over outstanding . 49, %. -. g, an y,
certificates Sl4G0 G0js G69 800 2s sit c' =" Sa' AZ,
Deposits In bank. 139C66fi lo'i"fV- NV
Available cash. slG2 12,3l3 >lo' '''''o i''e' F-'
Dedict minor LA c-- a., r,o soO SaG
Actual cash bal sI,, 23a,oai s4s'7so93 Inc S'"''o''
The above statement reflects conditions OF idS'
Wednesday.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
Call money was at TO per cent NOT "'u'"
time money was Offered and there was not much
demand. yet the tendency was toward h'sher
rates For commercial paper the market "a'
limited both as to demand and supply. we
subjoin our usual table Of rates made up from
information furnished by the busiest houses
New-York tribune., 1895-02-16

Money on call in London was 4 per cent me
rate Of discount in the open market was Ia per
cent for both long and short bills. The amount
of bullion Withdrawn from the Bank Of England
to-day ON balance was fl.ooO British cons9lS
advanced l-l6 for money to l04ss. ana HF'
amount for the account to 1o4 ll-l6. American So,
curities were weak. and Canadian Pacific yielded
q per cent to 5Ols St Paul q. To 56is l.ouisvllie
and Nashville = to 55ig Erie shares :. 10 IVA
and Now-York Central J.. 10 lO?.
French rentes l03 francs 4Iis centIihes'
Paris exchange on London % francs @i'e CEN
times; Berlin sight sterling 20 marks i''s prem
nings. .o ~,
Gold premiums to-day: Buenos Ayres 2i9. Mad
rid 900 Lisbon 2325ia St Petersburg %. Athens
H. Rome 49, Vienna ,.
FOREIGN COMMERCE. IN JANUARY
The Government report Of foreign commerce ior
January has beer made public, and we are en-
abled to draw comparisons. The following tanle
shows the values of imports and exports for me
month of January. and for the seven months oi
the fiscal year for three years
ONE MONTH.
Merchandise go. so,
Imports ......... SsI ssleSd so2 2s 80.
r,c.ss q, e,,or,. ........ sssos7s s,s 81 7as 7's
Enccss OF imports: scii. 90 ......-. ...''.'''
Import. ,;ss 'IG!G e .ss g &c: q: 81 81
Exce.. Of erpor,,... s', ,2,is7e ''o'H's 81 ''2''
r,c.,, q e.por...... l''". SIS ,o2is7 1920 aa2
EIcess of impor,s.... .sisi's ......... .........
SEVEN MONTHS.
Merchandise
i,nnor,. S sses e,5 ssi t307 aI7 sos ssO7 90; ~
5.G ss3 .f7. go ~. Vr '-,
r,ce,. o, .xtort. ...... t2CG 20 Gi2 sei 100 ol2
Excess II mplr;s-.- &l.3l'-'-' ..-..--- -'.-'-'''
t,,,o-.. ..... 81 40 r~i So ~ 81 tlGgio '3-
,-,,,.or,- .... =. -, ~ - 'lr Us ~ 100 .t'
Excess - exports 81. "~.4ll .-..-c s'' $3.50
Excess o' imports ,.,.,, ~ ''''"' '.''.-.'
r,co.. , y; sis s,3 sa9 sci 3;e 'oc
We have received the following.
william JAY Hunt. Mara T cox aII 9 Led
ward Blair Committee II Bondhold"Tf - ih"
Green Ra,. WInona and - Paul Railroad Com
pany announce that the Farmers Loan ani
Trust Company. having been requested 10 begin
proceedings t. foreclosc the irst consolidated
mortgagc an agreement for the protection ~ ~"
bondho.ders in the enforcement ~ their security
has been prepared and already signed 10y in'
holders ~ a ma jlrity " the bonds outstanding
Hondholdcrs desiring e. participate may DO 80 bA
denoslflng their bonds with the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company IN or before Mhrch - N"-
gntiahle recopis will be- issued f0r bonds 80 de-
posited Copies II the agreement may d. v"-
ialneh AZ the Office OF Robert winthrop Co.
PrDal-St
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Diui0en0 Noilres

OFFICE or THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY
BROADWAY,
NETWORK Feb. 1lth 1895.
rI,IIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF the Amerl-
i lean Coal Company Of Alegany County. Matyiand
have this day declared semiannual dividend OF ,h,"
the capital stock ~ tie .o
pany payable mis- Office on FRIDAY. March Isl t'o
Tho transfer books will be closed on February i.,h az
o. clock D. m and reopened the morning oi March
"a 1886 GEORGE ~ I5OWIBf, secretary,
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
$500 TO BOSTON. 500 TO WORCESTER
Rrductior to All Points East az North.
VIA NlW[RWDGM 10NIlso
Steamers leave Pier ,old number) 40 n. r. next Des'
brossesst week days only 80 l.. NJ. Fine Orchestra
on steamer.
7, ALL RIVER LINE FARES REDUCED
i Only $40 Boston for limited tickets Reduced
,otes ,o ali points. The PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM In
commission tine orchestra on each Leave Pier % told
number y a.. foot OF Murray-s'. week days only q,
800 n.
- rToNINGTON LlNE--Inside route TO Boston and the
- East All fares reduced Steamers leave New Pier
lU y r. at O +. NJ daily except sunday.
NJ NEW-HAVEN-FARE. 81; Excursion. Sl.5O-
~ Steamer Richard Peck" leaves Pier IS f. r. daily
M SUNDAY excepted arriving In time for train
MsrIden. Hartford Springfield etc. Freight steamer
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OFFICE OF
THE BARNEY AND SMITH CAR COMPANY
DAYTON. OHIO. February l2th 1870
rINUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this 'om-
| many this day declared regular per cent quar-
tery dividend IN Preferred stock Of me 'onlpahy
pavabc March ls Transfer books VIII close IN N"W, w
Work Al o'clock D. February 10Th and reopen az ~
O'clock A. m March 81 Checks On New-f9rk VIII De
mailed from this nee J. D. fl-All lressurrr
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- CHEQU UES
OF THE CHEQiE BANK LONDON
~ For Travellers, for Rcmittnnres'
HAVE ADVANTAGES OVER OTHERS.
- y CIRCULAR ON APPLICATION.
o. FRED W PERRY. Gen Agt.. wall st. y !.
yINIIE UNDERSIGNED COMMITTEE for the
l following named STATE or ARKANSAS RAIL.
ROAD Alb BONDS.
Little Rock and Fort smith T. H. Co. - -
Little Rock Bun and N"wos"nns H. IL 90
Mississippi Ouachlia and rcd River r. Il 60.
Memphis and Little Rock X. H. Ga.
Akansas central r. X. CO.. ,, -.
hc-cy give notice To- all bondhoders that their bonds
must be den lsiirI with the knickerbocker Trust tnn
pany. Broadway New York. on or h"iofr me -u'h
inst after which date The Committee VIII .tc'rNr u,r
psiis only upon payment of penalty 81 - per hond
Tho Knckerbock.r Trust company nave ali"'dy re-
cevc1 large amounts deposit - TN" abl'"-ndhl,d
bonds an immediate deposit ~ all Outstanding D'nls
protection Of the interests ot the
bondholders.
ROBERT MACLAY.
jOHN T. TOWNSEND. Committee.
LEHMAN
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RAILROAD EARNINGS

Arc1nsoN. TOPEKA AND Santa FE
tWh0lc SSF'eml
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A DVERTIsEMENTs AND Subscriptions FOR
n THE NEW-YoKK IkIByNE WILL bE re
,.t.INE;) AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. NJ. l.2i2 HLoAi'
v.,y. "a door north Of Thrty-hrsts,; and ADVER.
,rISt,MENTS AT the following Branch Offices; .1f
Eshth-ave. corner Twenty third & i52 SNtn-ayso
i5- Fourth ave. Fouteenth-st; go Third-aYe 100
'rpiri ave cor FJrty-se,enth-s 026 ThirdaSe. near
siA,y.arst-s 70s Fsi-aye. i06 West Forty
,oS tnumbus-ave 81 Avenue A. l3a3 Third ave 20 Wss
Foureenths 251 West Forty -secondst; aot Ihrt,9se
23s rhirdave; 2O5i Third-ave. between one-hundied
,,i-,vslfh and one hundred and thirteenth SITS.
AZ the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East one-hundred .and'
West Onehundrei nd-twenty-nt'n
s and 100 West hundred and forty hf,h-st UP 20
y NJ at regular Office rates. ,..
n Brooklyn at 63 Court St; - Broadway r. ~ i-o"
Pc, 20 y. m. NJ regular once rates
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IS NtrtAf &C. Power Of Attorney
flun the owner, Mrs. Dorothy Green,
will offer 10 public sale on the premises
on West Street, Annapolis, Maryland,
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CAN'T rnEY.

Somebody objects TO the bicycle be-
cause it gives no opportunity for match
making between young people. The rid
ers must attend strictly to BUSINESS,
they say, and instead Of gazing into
each others eyes must gaze grimly and
steadily forward at the road. In the
hard, glittering spokes and spikes of
the bicycle there can he no iodgment
for love.
1t is really astonishing how much
some people do not know. Even grant
ing that match making is the chief end
and aim of the association Of young men
and women together. which is By no
means the case, there i opportunity for
being as sloppily sentimental on bicycle
trips as anywhere else. Think Of the
hieing away In few minutes from the
busy hannts Of nen. Think Of the fire.
Quent rests that become dangerously
long, then longer, tin there Is 1t length
more rest than riding.
No 1t il plain that the novelist must
reconstruct his stage machiney. Where
the seashore, the moonlight stroll, the
corner in the shaded conservatory for
lnerly served his purpose, he must now
introduce the flying wheel, the rest in
the shade or in the moonlight and the
attendant declaration. 1t is PLAIN that
we shall very shortly have great crop
of novels GA the wheel.
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fs
xas
IIame
Maa
rIal ssE
Ia fasaf af Nsl.
HosMsa
Mlillons al fs.ses e.
HISTORY 1t sunG a1l1 atr0
with the Ilelmcs aast ass 49, e.
lowing up the siekeasns aetaaa ifaM
day 20 day. As matter ~ neas n e
the part Of the journals - pahilsa tie
story of these and other atrocities and
diabolism that occur from day 20 day on
this unhappy planet. That much must
be said. IL newspapers did not publish
the news, the people would not buy
and read them. But while this is the
case details of shocking crime are not
pleasant or profitable reading. The
mind that chooses TO feed itself on these
in preference to news that deals with
the good that manifests itself in man
kind day 10y day is a morbid one and not
TO be envied. 1t will be strange il the
cfimes of the two individuals named
above do not find amitators before the
cases drop out of the public interest.
There is a contagion in both good and
evil.
An eminent physician who bad
studied insanity during his professional
life, who had been associated with lu-
natics for many years in asylums, wrote
once learned treatise or craziness. 1t
was lucid, striking and analytical. The
physician read it before learned So
ciety, where it was greatly praised.
Then the doctor went home and went
crazy and shot his wife and children
dead and committed suicide. This was
the result of long association with luna
tics and his study I insanity.
Crime is rs contagious rs diphtheria.
People who read carefully from day TO
day the story of all the murders, rob
berries, burglaries, seductions and such
are the ones whom We may expect to 60
and commit similar deeds themselves.
AS matter OF fact they do. We do not
want to iii our minds with murder,
horror, uncleanness. 1t is better to
skip reading that deals with them. A
normal, rational mind takes no pleasure
~ such stories anyhow. Fillyour mind
with the good deeds of men instead of
bad ones. A very great authority
says: "Whatsoever things are true,
whatsoever things are honest, whatso-
ever things are just, whatsoever things
are lovely. whatsoever things are of
good report, think on these
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on SATURDAY, The 18th Of August, 1895,

At I1.3O O'CLOCK A. NJ,
All that Lot of Ground together with
the improvements thereon consisting
of a
FRAME HOUSE and STABLE,
i'll the rear formerly owned and occupied
by Miss Catherine Ward, and of which
she died seized and possessed and 10y her
last will and testament devised 10 Mrs.
Dorothy Green. This property adioins
on the one side the property OF Charles
O'Berry now occupied by Mr.. Schultz
the jeweler and on the other side the
property of John l.. Benjamin, occu-
pied by Leitch and Thomas. 1t fronts
on West Street 81 feet, Z inches and is
$50 feet deep, there being large lot in
the rear of the house So feet wide. A
plat of the property indicating the Local
ton of the buildings and adjoining own
ers can be seen at the Office of the under
signed attorney.
TERMS OF SALE Cash on deliv-
cry of deed.
n. B.--The undersigned attorney is
willing to lend TO the purchaser ret
sonable proportion of the purchase
money on first mortgage to enable him
to comply with the terms of sale.
JAMES N. MUNROE.
81 Attorney.
WM. +. MINNIcK, Auctioneer.
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= LINerFY TlII u1IA7Nd- pEcuIlatIc-----. 70 %
Lamps Sl.a0. Bells 50cts. and upwards
bicycle suits ready made or made-to-Order
at short notice. For anything in the Bicycle
line. go 90 the
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- FOR SALE. q
Houses andL0ts.

LARGE THREE-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING with all modern improvements. Let IL
xtO0 f.. on Charles Street.
= TwO-sTORY FRAME COTTAGES. q
Rooms. with large lots. ia Eastport-
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
with hack building. containing Rooms. on
Clay street extended. Lot 3A1li0 IT,
GROOM 3-STORY FRAME DWELLING.
lately built Lot8sx150 f., on Madison Street
IA UNIMPROvED LOTS on Water and
Holland Streets.
5 = en- RIDOuT 4 ELLIOTT.
Real Estate. IMw Building. Church Circae.
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5
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FOR SALE.
q THREE HEW HOUSES q

On Market St, Cor. Shipwright ST.,
With all the latest improvements, cell
lar, bath room, hot and cold water,
range, underground drainage, paved
yards. sc. They contain six and eight
rooms respectively, and have every con-
venience, such as china closets. clothes
presses, Kitchen dressers, &c. Will be
sold reasonable. Apply to
LEWIS GARDINER,
612 3w Conduit Street. Annapolis.
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~ ORDINANCE
TO AMEND ARTICLE SEVENTEEN OF
THE CITY CODE, TITLE "LICENSES,'
by ADDING THERETO A NEW SEC
TI0N TO BE ENTITLED SECTION "A.

SECTION l. Belt enacted and ordained by
the Mayor, Counsellor and Aldermen of the
City of Annapolis, That Article seventeen OF
the City Code, title Licenses" be and the
same is hereby amended by adding thereto
the following section TO be knownas sectional
No person. persons or body corporate shall
use any 20 cart on the Streets OF Annapolis
for the sale of fish of their cwn catch without
first obtaining from the clerk of the city "A Ii
cense TO ue paid for at the rate of ten dollars a
year; and all ordinances or parts of ordinances
Inconsistent with this ordinance, are hereby
repealed.
SEC. 2. BE it enacted and ordained by the
authority aforesaid. That this ordinance shall
take effect from the date of its passage.
Approved June 10th. 1885.
JOHN Ii. THOMAS, Mayor.
THOS. HIMEI.HAREa. Clerk.
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Surety Bonds Of Every Hind.

American Banking ana trust COM
pany of Baltimore City.
n. w. Corner Lexington and North Streets.
opposite City Hall and Post ONCE.
Baltimore.
capital SSs4kAEl.u1u
stockholders Liability 5kDUD.UO0
Total Responsibility ..-..--.One Million Dollars
JAMES BOND. President.
g Josh 4 y H nn nj Vice PRESIDENTS.
JOHN r. STONE. Secretary Treas.
JOHN K. COWEN. Counsel.
GIVES SECURITY IFOR
Executors. Contractors.
Administrators, Clerks.
Trustees. Messengers.
Receivers. Conductors.
Ofhcers OF Banks. Mot0rmen. and all other
= of Corporations. Employees
= Lodges and Societies. -l3-1yr.
Guarantee the fulhllment Of Contract
JAMES w. OWENS. Annapolis.
Agent for Anne Arundel County.
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AN oRDrN ANCE
TO AMEND ARTICLE SEVENTEEN on
THE CITY CODE. 9ITLE "LlCENSES,F
icy ADDING THERETO A NV SEC
TI0N TO BE ENTITLED SECTION %.

SECTION !. Be il established and ordained
by the Mayor, Counsellor and Aldermen of
the City of Annapolis. That article seventeen
of the City Code. title Licenses be and the
same is hereby amended by adding the follow
ing section thereto TO be known as section %;
No peruoa. pexsous. or body politic shall set
up or ma n fain Merry go hound. or Flying
HorAe in the CITY OF Annapolis, without first
obtaining from thu clerk or the clty, a license
60 be paid for af the rate of one DOLLAR day,
and twenty-five cents for the use of the clerk,
provided. however. chat any person. persons,
or body corporate Ray take out license Tor
the same az the rate of twenty-five dollars q
year. and sexcnty-fsye cents for the use OF
the clerk. And there shall be no ratable al
lowance on this INCENSE
SEC. .. And be il enacted by the authority
aforesaid. That this ordinance shall take effect
from the dsy of its passage.
Approved June 18th, 1895.
JOHN II. THOMAS, Mayor.
Test --THDS. EFMELHABkR. Clerk.
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why !?

1.-Because the Quincy having a removal
BILE, Galvanized Ice Compartments makes 1t
the Only Cleanable Refrigerator.
2-Because the dryness is tested py an by
drometer. which is the correct way, prefer
ence is given to the Quincy.
S.-Because experimental tests have proven
that pound of ice viii cool and bold at a low
err and more even temperature more cubic in
ches of space in Journey" than any other
known refrigerator.
4.-Because standard authorities show by
actual tests. that Mineral Wool fwItn which
the Quincy is packed iathe 0-ev perfect i'm
sulator or non-c0nductor for filIing walls.
5-Because a test viii show that the Cur
ney has the frcest circulation. there is a
large air space around the ice receptacle. I'M
like all others. giving IL about ST. lines the
condensing surface Of any other refrigerator.
thereby securing an absolutely sirS provision
chamber.
G.-Because the Carney. by reason of its free
circulation. viii show. in one-thira the time
from two 70 four degrees lower fewperature
than any other refrigerator on the market.
z.-Because It is the only Clearahle Refrig-
orator that Is made. An iIssnecfiE.. will con-
vince any one of its perfections