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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-17
DRUNswIcK's WIRE BUDGET.
A New Train Service A Spanish
Bark Wrecked.

Dark wrecked.
Brunswick, Ga. March ia new sched-
ule on the Southern railway. beginning
tomorrow, giving Brunswick advantages
by which she can yet get a good share
of winter tourist travel. has been an
nounced. There will be two trains daily
from Jacksonville and two via Everett
for Brunswick and two through trains
leaving Brunswick daily for the east and
west. This new schedule will please
Brunswickians, and is what the people
have desired.
Information has reached here that the
Spanish bark Luz, which sailed from
Brunswick Jan. % with a cargo of lum-
Der from Rosendo Torras for Palma
Spain, was wrecked near the straits of
Gibraltar during the. great storm last
week. The crew was saved
Fears are also entertained for the
Spanish bark Felo, which sailed from
here on the same date, and was in that
latitude when the storm came. Nothing
has been heard from her.
G. A. Mcpherson, a clerk in Leonard 5
drug store, had a difficulty with the pro-
prietor to-day over his. dinner hour. and
in the heat of it threw a quart bottle of
ammonia in Mr.. Leonard's face. He is
painfully hurt, and has employed a new
clerk.
Thirty-five guests of the Jekyl Island
Club donned bathing suits to-day and the
men. women and children had a great
time for half an hour in the surf. 1t
was an unsual sight, but the guests
thought the water plenty warm,
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FLORIDA's TEACHERS.
One or Two Lively Discussions in
the state Convention.

One or Two Lively Discussions IN
the state Convention.
Ocala. Fla. March ls-The convention
Of the county superintendents OF edu-
cation and teachers lasted until nearly
midnight before they completed their
work. The matter of extending third
grade certificates and making second
grade transferable was discussed for
over an hour Finally it was agreed to.
The only reason this was favored was
on account OF the stringency of the times
and the fact that many young teachers
ind the money they intended using in
normal schools to prepare them for tax
ing a second-class certificate has been
taken from them by the freeze.
The suggestion that not more than ten
questions relating TO one subject should
be contained in examination papers was
voted down in committee, and the con-
vention confirmed their action. though
it brought on quite a scare when the
chairman. T. F. McBeath the state super
mtendents secretary and mouthpiece. in
making the report. substituted the word
''impertinence" for reflection"
Mr. Lienellen objected because it was
not the language of the committee, and
denied his right to substitute.
On motion of DR.. Woodruff the Ian
guage of the committee was ordered TO
be inserted by the secretary, when Mr..
McBeath imperiously shouted out that
he did not care what the convention
thought. but he called such interference
with the right of the maker of eXamina-
ton questions, who is the
state superintendent, of rank
impertinence" 1t raised quite a
feeling against the autocrat, VINO, it is
understood, was simply a member of the
convention by the suffrage of the assoc
citation.
Chairman Ellis came to the rescue,
and poured oil on the boiling waters"
The dates of the examinations were
left as a. present. May and September.
A complaint that the examinations
take too long and are too expensive
brought on a breeze, because of certain
structures the state superintendent cast
upon county officials. When brought to
taw he disclaimed being at all personal
His language was resented by Supt.
Payne of Marion, Supt. Hare of Sumter,
Mr. Graham, representing Hillsboro, and
Dr. Bennett speaking for Citrus. Mr.
Sheats convinced the convention that
while SO per cent. of the teachers were
honest, yet there were those who would
resort to dishonest methods and these
It was he was preaching to.
The convention was big success, even
II the legislature does not take kindly
TO it's recommendations on the school
law.
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A FIGHT FOR A FAT FEE.
Detective shnckeIford Arrested on
Charge of EmbezzIement.

Detective shnckeIford Arrested on
Charge of EmbezzIement.
Atlanta, Ca, March 16-Private Detec-
tive G. w shackelford of this city. who
figured in the newspapers quite conspic-
uously the first part of this week on &C
count OF having recovered some 5000 in
gold that had been stolen from the house
Of Frederick Threat. a Woodworking
farmer Of Union county. North Carolina,
was arrested to-day upon charge of
embezzlement, growing out of the recov-
cry of this money. He went back to
Monroe tonight without a requisition to
face the charge, which is made at the in
stance of a North Carolinian, D. A. Cow
ington, a lawyer, who alleges that Shack
elford has embezzled 81 coo of the recov-
cred money. The detective was arrested
by the sheriff upon APPLICATION to Gov. At
kinson for requisition papers and a war
rant for his detention. Shackelford
claims that he had a written contract
with Threat, the man who was robbed
by which he was to be entitled to half of
the money recovered. He recovered
$3.50, he claims, paid 500 to a hotel
keeper who assisted him, gave Threat
$500 and kept $500 for himself, the settle
ment with Threat being satisfactory to
him, as shown by his receipt to Shackel-
ford. From Shackelford's version it ap-
pears that Covngton, the lawyer who is
prosecuting him, was employed by Threat
also to recover the stolen money for half
of it, but when the detective was the
successful party the lawyer was mot in
Il" and now undertakes to make his
share out of him. Shackelford says he
heard while in North Carolina that war
rants would be taken out against him by
Covington, but he skipped out of the
state to avoid arrest, as under the North
Carolina law he would likely have to stay
i'm iail until hIs trial
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LOCAL Personal.

John s Adams, Esq, of Dublin, is in
the city.
Col James Hamilton Lewis Of Seattle
Washington. formerly OF this city. is at
the DeSoto
Mrs. Marie Crowley and daughter, Miss
Annie Crowley. left FOR Boston Thursday
on the City of Macon, after spending the
winter with Capt. T. II. Lairds family.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard X Fox and Mrs.
Morehead left for the north yesterday at
noon, after having spent a week at the
De Soto. They will spend some time in
washington on their way to New York.
The steamship Kansas City from New
York arrived last night with the follow
ing passengers: L. c. Hubbard, Miss f
Wood, John r. Colby. J. +. w. Mangles
Mrs. a. Eastman, Mrs. Z. HAL and maid
Mrs. r. \. LAWYER Fred X. Han, Miss
DeHoney, p J. Golden Miss l. Laundis,
A. Morris, II. NJ. Wing Joseph Robley
NJ r. Walker, r. G. Weeby, A II. Baker,
w Z. Hall. II. Leyendecker. p. Somers,
A. Begeraw, J. NJ. Bailey and wife. Mrs.
l. Peltz, j. Best Peltz, NJ. S Tweedel
Mrs. c. Ketcham. Mrs. j. Robley, Miss
r. G. Wing, J. II. Kamak, G. e Conkling,
G. J. Edwards, w. w Young and wife. T.
H. Taylor and wife i. II. Lummis, c. w
Sloane. w. r. Smith and wife, Miss Twee-
del. Miss Smith, Miss Cook. IT, A. WIZ
hanson. W. S. Booth, and two in the
steerage.
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WANTED TWO WIVES.
A Ponce de Leon Laundryman In
duIges in n POlygamOus Marriage.

st. Augustine, Fla, March 16.-Samuel
Fizer, a white man who already had a
wife, procured a license Tuesday and was
married to Maggie Grainer, employed with
him in the Ponce De Leon laundry by Rev.
Magongile Yesterday wife No. l called at
the laundry for money, as she had only
IS in two months from her husband, who
slept in the laundry at nights, and was
confronted by another wife who was work
ing at her husbands side. Fizer denied
her statement and when she returned
with certificate Of a marriage performed
in Collinsville, Ills, he had gone To-day
the sheriff is hunting Ffzer and the horse
and buggy hired from Davis stables to
flee with last night. Wife No. goes to her
people in Illinois and No. goes to New
York.
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SERGEANT HUTTON sERENADED

The Members of Company A Visit
Him Accompanied by "A Brass Band.
First Sergeant John A. Hutton of Com
pany A, Savannah Volunteer Guards,
and Mrs. Hutton were rendered a compli-
mentary serenade by the members Of his
company at their residence on Whitaker
street last night The company had a
good turnout, and with them were sew
eraI of the officers of other companies
of the corps. The boys were well re-
ceived by Sergt. Hutton, and a pleasant
evening was spent by all who attended
the serenade.
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Tbe 0Id AIIen Mnnsion Dnrned.

''Ravenswood. the old mansion for sew
eral generations Of the Aliens. near Al
lens Station. Richmond county, was
totally consumed by fre Wednesday
rnorning about 4 o'clock. Some Of the fur
niture on the first and second stories was
saved. "RavenswOod" was noted as one
Of the most imposing residences IN the
state. and was q typical southern home.
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Harry raymond Acquitted.

Atlanta. Ca. March 16-Blue-Eyed
Harry Raymond, alias Peterson, the es-
capped crook from the Elmira. n Y.
reformatory jagged here twice within
the past month for alleged crookedness.
came clear the second time in the city
court before Judge Westmoreland Ray
mond was charged with playing a Film
FAM or short charge game on a Deca-
tur street druggist. but his luck did not
desert him, and the jury cleared him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-17

A new division of the Uniform Rank,
Knights Of Pythias. has been organized
with the following officers: J. f. Cam,
captain II. ". Stenley, FIRST lieutenant;
J. Gazan, second Eeutenant r. Kayer,
secretary; S. /. Can, treasurer. 4 meet
ing has been called for next Thursday
night to decide upon D name for the dlvss-
lon. This makes the third division in Sa-
Vannah.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-17
Bishop Grant In savannah.

Bishop Abram Grant OF the African
Methodist Episcopal church Is in the city
and will remain here some days.
Evening journal., 1895-08-06
TELEoRAPHlc BRIEFS.

Howard Goulds 20 rater Niagara won q
race of COwcs
Secretary Herbert visited President
Cleveland at Gray Gables
Continuous rains have ruined the rico
crops in many parts of Japan, and fam
inc is feared.
AT the Hurst Park Bank Holiday meet
ing the handicap was won by Mr. Foxhall
kcenc's Bohomond.
Dick Ycagcr, alias Sip Wyatt the most
daring desperate IN the Indian Territory,
was captured near sheridan, O. Il.
Ono hundred and City thousand dollars
in gold have been withdrawn from the
subtroasnry at New York for shipment To
Europe
Signor MARITIME has been ordered 70 re-
turn immediately 20 Rio dc Janoiro in or
der TO effect a settlement of the Italian
claims against the government Of Brazil
Consul General Wilder discrcdits the
story about AN alleged attempt to organize
a hlibustering expedition in san Francis
co to ooyerthrow the Hawaiian government
and restore Queen Liiiuokalani to the
throne
Evening journal., 1895-08-06
EXECUTORS SALE.
FXEoUroR's SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue OF an order of the Orphans
Court OF the state OF Delaware. in and for
New Caale county. made on the nth day OF
July, A. d., 1870 VIII be exposed 10 sale at
public vendue, on
TUESDAY. THE 18th DAY or AUGUST.
1895. at 10 O'Clock a. m at tine County Court
House Ia the city OF Wilmington the follow
ing described real estate late OF Rose Lam
piskcy. deceased. to wit.
All that certain lot Of land with a two
story brick dwelling house thereon erected,
situate In the said city of Wilmington, be-
ginning ct n point on the westerly side Of
Buttonwood street Rt Chfty feet widel the dis
tance OF ninety seven feet six inches
sOutherly from the eoutherlv side of Lobdell
street at hfty feet wide, thence eOutherly
along said westerly side OF Buttonwood street
one uundred and five feet 10 "A corner OF land
lately conveyed 10 Kate Porter; thence with
said Porter's line westerly parallel with "A'
street ono hundred feet 20 a corner, thence
northerly parallel with Buttonwood street
ote hundred and FIVE feet TO another corner.
and thence easterly and parallel with Lobdell
street one hundrc1 feet TO the said westerly
side Of Buttonwood street and place Of be-
ginning.
Attendance viii he civeu and terms made
known by SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY Executor. or by JOHN
i. NIELDS, It's attorney.
Attest:
CoLES FERGUSON. Clerk Orphans Court.
Evening journal., 1895-08-06
Basebail Across the River.

SALEM. Aug. 6 South, Jersey is base
ball crazy. The fight for the champion
ship cup Of ths South Jersey League
between the Salsm, Bridgeton and
Millville teams has awakened Intense
interest even In this stsid Quaker town
Those who ara not baseball cIanks are
conspicuous by their absencs All the
stores are decorated with the Salem
colors-blue and white-and from every
flagstaff the same colors are flying. Tho
leading business meu Of the city are the
stockholders In the Salem Athletic
Association the mayor being president.
A baseball club composed Of high.
sslsried players WAS secured early IN the
season, yet 80 far IN the contest for the
pennsnt the Salem Club has bsen q tall
andar
Evening journal., 1895-08-06
In and About Townssnd.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal
TOWNSEND. Aug. The desirability
Of Townsend as q place OF Sam mer
residence Is demonstrate d clearly each
successive week by the large nugbsr Of
people from Wilmington and other cities
who coms here to escape the heat and
noise of town life
Miss Mary Smith. Of Wilmington, Is
being entertained by numerous friends
here. Miss Smith possesses charming
personality and already has won large
circle Of friends since arriving here.
Mrs. Joseph Lloyd, son Charles, and
daughter, Miss Rsbs, are spending q
part Of the Summer season, as tn 9
guests Of their relative. James L.
Dickinson here.
John Rstlsdge Is home from OCEAN
Grove.
Leonard Dickinson has returned from
a pleasant seiourn Rt Atlantic City.
The Misses Sadie and Cassie Wright,
are summering at Camden, n. ].
The Misses Sadie DowneY and Emms
Burchsrd have returned to Middletown,
after visiting here.
Rev. Albert Chandler and family are
visiting ct Orumpton, Nd
Mrs. Samuel Porter aud daughter, OF
Wilmington, have returned home after
making a weeks visit here.
Charles Grantland, of Wilmington, Is
the guest Of his friend, Miss Iona
Smith.
Evening journal., 1895-08-06
nnn fnr a Ranord

At a meeting OF the WILMINGTON
Bicycle Club last evening Il was decided
10 offer . cup 10 tbs rider Wko breaks
the record fron Brandywias Summit
camp meatinE grounds 10 this city.
Captain william Kirk. Frank TurnsY
and shsrburne Rice we're appointed 3
commlttss to lock after the uGttsr The
course will be fron the gate at the north
end Of the camp to the north end Of
Washington bridge, and one hours
notice must be given the consittes by
any one who wishss 10 try for the ouB,
Whlok Is valued At ee5
Evening journal., 1895-08-06

illness having dated from her alarm for
his safety at the last Tabernacle fire. She
was woman of very charming artistic
tastes, and the Brooklyn home Is filed
with souvenirs of her travels with DR.. Tai
mage in the Holy Land and in Russia.
Mrs. Talmage was "a member of all the
ladies' societies in her husbands church
and was cxtrtnely active in aiding him In
his pastoral work. She was an enthusiast
in regard to the extension Of her husbands
influence and contributed all Of the enor-
nous influence she possessed among her
friends toward this end.
Evening journal., 1895-08-06
An FnoTclopndIa for sq. .eF.

Only few copies left Of Rand Nc
Nally & Co. 5 Encyclopedia and Gazsteer,
which will be disposed Of at $2.25-which
is barely the cost offmanufscture. This
is q work OF 500 pages and Is condeusa
tioD Of the Encyclopedia Britannica,
Chambers's Encyclopaedia, etc., with the
addition of much original matter treating
Of American subjects. Il contains eighty
colored maps and 600 engravinRs and Is
the cheapest work ever offered In thus
city. Apply for one st the EVENING
JOURNAL office.
Evening journal., 1895-08-06
Sporting Nsws N.t.s.

Con Lucid, the pitcher, has sued the
Brooklyn club for money which has bssn
retained from kin for ines Ho has
signed with the Philadelphia olub.
Alonz0 DouEhsrty aud Charles TAyloi
rode bicycles to CsHdsn camp meeting
on Sunday eoverisE ths distsnes in four
houTa and hfty-thrss minutes.
Stsphsn Rash, Edward Thonpson aud
Otis Butler. OF tke New Briton (Csnn.
Bicycle Olub bonad TO WAshlngtoH,
passed tArosEh this city ysEterday.
The Uncle Lew Club proposes 10 give
8 fishing excursion to the fishing banks
on August %
The Chestnut Street Senate challenges
all baseball teams under 70 years,
Captain McClary, ll19 Chestnut street.
Evening journal., 1895-08-06
Al ON PIensnre Bent.

Bankers and brokers hsve joined the
business men In their flight to seashore
and mountains, where they will increase
the masculine contingent at Their tsvorite
resorts and carry added joy TO the hesrt
of the sweet, bewitohing Summer girl.
Here are ths places some Of them Will 60;
J. l.. hall, manager OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company, spent re-"
days at Niagara Falls EHe attended ths
convention Of the electrical engi nsers
w. s. Lednum, eX-clerk of Courcil
will 90 to the cliffs on the Chesapeake
bay. H0 will be accompanied by Mrs
Lednum aud will cruise along the Mary.
land shore
Joseph Burke and John Beapby, Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company,
are spending their vacation at Atlantic
City
George T. Lyon, chief linsmRn Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, will
sojourn at Pen Mar. Md, for a wsek
James r Cummings, the Market
street photographer will visit his father
in Lancaster county, Pennsy lvania, for
two weeks Mrs Cummings Will accom-
pany him
Jsmes d. Wright, manager Of Ham.
burgers establishment will visit New
York and Atlantic City during this
month He has just rCsurned from q
brief tour in Maryland and Virginia.
Francis Kelly Is summering at the
city by the sea.
James A. Magee, Of Francis Kelly &
Sous, will sniff the ozone at Atlantic City
for few days
John R Hudson will spend few days
vacation at Ocean Grove this month.
J A. Fuld will go TO Atlantic City for
few days During the past two weeks
he visited friends in Longhorne, Pa
T. Wallace Connolly, OF HamburRer's,
Is spending his vacation at Brandywine
Summit
S. T. Waters, of j. O. johnson & Son,
has returned from brief soj)urn st
Stockton and Osean City. Nd
W. O. Johnson Is 4 lover OF the briny
deep and will go to Asbury Park FOR a
brief stay
Walter Hare willlregisier at the Berke.
ley, Atlantic City, for q three weeks
stay this month
J. Daniel Bower win sperd a short
vacation among tho mountains In New
York. He will also visit Boston.
Clifford Iszard, cashier Of the Charles
Warner Company, Is spending his
vacation at Pltman Grove, n j.
E 7. Warner will go to Saratoga for a
few days this month Mrs. Warner is
now soiourning there
William d. Smalley, OF Charles
Warner COMPANY, is attending the
Pitman Grove Camp meeting
] G Farra will spend few days al
Atlantic City and Auglesea, N. j.
w. H Ewing, receiving teller of the
Brandy wine Bank, will go to Milford foI
week.
Elmer Bye, treasurer OF the Mercantile
Printing Company, has returned from a
Evening journal., 1895-08-06
Newnort TannIa Tea.

The young women Of the Columbia and
Rscque Lawn Tennis Clubs gave q very
enjoyable tea last Saturday Afternoon on
the grounds at Newport During the
afternoon an interesting game OF
doubles WAS played between Messrs
Reese and Tull, of Elkton, and Messrs.
Phillips and Weldin, Of Newport. The
latter won after an exciting contest by
score Of Ga, 6--2 and 6-3
Among those present a. the tea were
Miss Eliz ibeth O. Rswbold, OF Lancaster
Miss Johnson. Of Pittsburg; Miss Bertha
Satterth waite, of Stanton; Misses BsrSha
Crsnston, Edna Finn, Alice Johnson
Ella johnson, Estelle Cranston.
and Mary Miller, of Newport,
Richard Reese and Charles Tull, oil
Elkton; Edward Phillips, Frank and
William Kilvington, Of Wilmington
William K, Sny der, J. Handy, Howard
Weldin, Justa Justis, OF Newport, anc
Jesse Phillips, Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1895-08-06
WIInInatos CysIIsts win

On the Tiosa track, Philsdslphia, last
siKht, Frank Turner, OF thls city, won
the second heat Of claas A. nils open race
In 9 SO 1-5 and was second in tks fAAl
heat Of the same rscs. Sylvester Us1rt-
ney won the mile ordinary race In 10
and B Frank HsDanisl wss second J. Lss
Henley with 125 yards handieap was
1fth in the professional mile hsnaicap
rooa
Evening journal., 1895-08-06
neautIfuI Center-rabIe Book.

You want something artistic for your
centre table. Something that will instruct
as we'll as smuse Well. get copy Of
Famous Paintings Of the World" bound
in cloth aud gold. It is beautiful port
folio Of artistic master pieces and 81 75
will buy It, Made 70 sell at So, Only 8
few left Apply at EVENINGS JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1895-08-06
pemscrats to a psmocrat.

The rooms OF the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club were last evening the scene
Of a farewell reception TO William A.
MRhonsy, who has been one Of the most
active OF club members He will set sail
from New York for london on to morrsw
20 engage In business with his father IN
the British metropolis The Rttsndance
ut the reception was limited to the club
members. AS parting gift Mr.. Mahoney
was presented with a handsome gold
locket, which contained portraits Of him
self, his wife and two children.
Evening journal., 1895-08-06
DIED.

BRADFORD. oiled August 2d, 1895, J.. Car
row, son of Alfred V. and Margaret e. Brad
ford. aged months.
COUNTIES On August I. Sarah A. Coun-
tiss, aged Ga years.
FRANKLIN. ON August B, 1925, Edgar
Buah Franklin. infant son OF Rev. j. Edgar
and Jennie r. Franklin. aged 3 months and
l6 days.
HARRIs.--On August 2, Alihea f.. wife OF
John A. Harris.
WELDIN.-On August 3. Clara u wife OF
J Atwood Weldin. aged as years.
Evening journal., 1895-08-06
Oar shon Bors win.

The car shop Office and the main
office boys Of the Harlan aud Hollings-
worth company, played fue game Of
ball last evening, the former winning
by score Of Is to 6 The pitching Of
Hsifsr WAS the feature OF the game
George Hetheren acted as umpire.
Evening journal., 1895-08-06
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Bankers and Brokers Join the
Business Men
WHO ARE ON VACATION BsE4

And the Heart OF the Summer Girl Grow,
Gladdsr with the Increase of me1
at the Resorts Interesting Tea aud
Tennis at Newport In which whining.
tonians Take Part-Other Matters Of In
terest.
Al commun cations intended for insertion
\ this column should be Addressed 60 SOciety
hdlDOf are or the EvR1lHc JOURNAL. Oom.
tos DaDor only
Evening journal., 1895-08-06
DeIightfaI oae-Day TrIP 70 RshobOtb

Del, or Ocean CITY, Nd at Low Rates.
Oa Thursday. August %. special
train will be run by the Philgdei phis,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Com
pany to kehoboth and Ocean CITY. A full
day at either of these popular resorts will
be allowed, and the loe est rates charged.
This trip affords an excellent chaucs
to spend day in bathing sailing and fish
ing with but q small expenditure OF
money.
The train will bs run on the folio wins
schedule and excursion tickets, good only
on special train in each direction, will be
sold at rates quoted
Evening journal., 1895-08-06
MARRIED.

BLACKBURN-.SILL -On the lst In
slant. In this city, by Rev. J. France, John III.
Blackburn and Flora E. Sillitoe.
THIES-PARK.--At the residence Of Mrs.
NJ. J. Murphy, No. East Twenty-fourth
street Wilmington, Del on Tuesiay July
Thies and Emily ). Park, both OF Westheld,
Evening journal., 1895-08-06
Tie Rate fsLow

To Tolchester via Philadelphia, Whining
ton & Baltimore Railroad Thursday next,
August Special train leaves Whining
ton st 8 O4 = m Round trip rate, 81
Plenty OF Grabbing, bafhing aud fishing.