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Real Estate to Exchange.

Real Estate to ENchAnee.
EXCHANGING = speciality. Send full particu.
lars for quick exchanges WILSON. Belmont
ave. and sackman st.. Brooklyn. -
FOR EXCHANGE-One OF the best corner tenement
properties In New York against lots free and
clear only in best neighborhood: equity $50. 900.
Add ess MAY. World.
FOUR HOUSES. equity 3l.7oo on each two
story: Brooklyn; want jewelry merchandise.
building lots tenements hats or acreage
HOUSES 1908 East 46th st.
PROPERTY EXCHANGED, city and country: give
fun particulars: state your wants. SNYDER.
20 Court ST.. Brooklyn.
GATH ST, near acknowledgements house. full
OF good tenants. for country place. MARTIN.
IL Wall st
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BoarderS Wanteo.

One Tine, .Oc prr hk: Second TIM, ne pu
Inc; Third and Subsequent T.mes lsc PEI H~
No sr.ra charge on SaBddya
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One nme, f5c per line Second 7lms, ffc pa
hM. Third and Subsequent 7tyno. foc. per hNA
No e1tra charge on Sunsays
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Real Estate Wanted.

DESIRE small Harlem dwelling west OF 81 ave. !;
rent or sell. COCHRANE 80 West ll6th st.
NEW large two-story stone front private house In
Brooklyn, with latest Improvements, In best
ne ghborhood, bought or exchanged for small tens-
inent In New York. with S6 900 equity; give loca-
ton and all details. STORE, box 44 World
WANTED TO PURCHASE, small house. 81 900: :
send, with all particulars. to N. BERGEN
5s6 Tenth ave.
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NtCFCSt FOT S6TC,
Good WIII& INtereStAds
ARE REPEATED FREE
on THE n 4 L. T.
MILLION t.i All.
A<rEE PAGE IN

THE EVENING WORLD, lNsuRlNd OVEN
300 900 ACrt Al INSERTIONS IN OVER 6oo Wv
ACruAI rNrERS
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Horses, Carriages, Ae.

THE EVENING WORLD. iNSURlNa WIN
500 900 ACTUAL INSERTIONS IN OVER 5000
ACTUAL PAPEas
FOR sALE-rins road mare Inquire at eie-
Sh East ltSth st. .-.------.-...-
MARE. ls.l hands, road and family horse One
pedigree safe driver, with runabout harness.
bargain Inquire 2ll East l2%th st. -
MUST sELI-F,vs chunky business horses, vs.
upward; top and open wagons. harness. lzie
ID svs -----
PETER C. KELLOGG q CO.. Auctionssrs
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. IL. 1879.
ct II o'clock. at
FLEETWOOD DRIVING PARK
New York.
FoRrY HEAD OF TRoTriNo STOCK.
property OF
MR.. q. J. HARLEY.
Great Neck. Long Island. N T..
wr,,xxnMS ,pSiSa'Rt R.ch h' WINNERS
HoNEYwoop ,iss; liz ELECTRIC COIN. .isx;
BROWN LACE. 2isk ENoLA. i,aiN. Ac..
the great sire VATICAN,
several choice Brood Mares
and promising youngsters.
comprising the get OF
GUY WILKES, DIRECTOR. ST. BEL,
RED WILKES. ALCANTARA SULTAN.
ONWARD JAY GOULD &c..
which may be seen at Fleetwood Driving Parh on
and after Saturday, Sept. I.
For catalogues. now ready, address the aucton-
sers, at lo7 John st.. New York
SELLING OUT - Three chunky, sound young
horses $50. t&s. SIS. wagona BUTCHERS. Sl
Hudson ave. Brooklyn.
n2s-ELEGANT top phaeton harness and lap.
robe; cost 33s7. so last May. Inquire 10 West
<<th 1t.
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TO RENT--A large a small apartment IN the
hreproof building 90 Madison ave, nortauses
Garner nth st. Apply 70 supsrintsneea6
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Houses Wanted.

le.rhborhoui New York or brooklyn. for
Housekeeping. family ot 3. state all particulars.
4 Il, box 'hi world.
WANTED uufurnlshed house in city or out;
rent limit S35. q box 500 World Harlem,
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MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY III

loaned responsible people on household furni
turs, storage receipts. pianos. horses carriages;
private rates for large amounts: notes secured oA
any kind Of collateral or merchandise OF any de
scripton also negotiate with general commissioa
suit borrower; business strictly confidential; ri.
yats rooms for ladieA 30 East 18th st.. rom II
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3sTH ST, As w.-Elegantiy furnished rooms
| excellent board: French cuisine; reference
10TH ST., III w.-Nicely furnished single
rooms; ladies or gentlemen: terms moderate;
I GOOD table board,
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PHYSICIANS corner liquor store, near
ferries, Long lease AMI neN license, reasonable
Apply lANlAN, 275 Bedford ave. Hro1hSn
A PAYING RESTAURANT must he sold at ones:
low price and easy terms GlpPENr. car
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18TH ST. 8 W. near Broadway 0Hotsl Flee
snce)a-EleEsnt rooms. large. small. ~ week up
ward: daily 81,
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BOARD-Tor two boys. eight and ten In private
family. with good care. Board. 25a World Up
town.
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Lost, Found and Rewards.

Lusr-wcst side Broadway. Fulton to Murray
ST.. fountain pen. marked A. Nannie Lee. Xmas.
1891 a. Morton st
Iosr-.McAal with name J. NJ Freshman. on
road between Cortandt Grand Cd ave re-
ward for the honest Under. j. NJ. Freshman lOl
Orchard st
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SID ST.. siS w.-Furnishsd rooms; board II de-
sired; French cuisine: moderate. 0sorgss
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%2D ST, 2t6 W., near Broadway-Largs. airy
rooms nicely furnishsd. good table board
terma raaannapla.
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tsD ST.. lis w.-Largs front room; also hail
| room; gentlemen; with or without board.
<3D ST.. 20s w.-Elegant large, also small
rooms; conveniences; excellent table
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Boarders Wanted.
Gsst Side.

PARK AVE. <e4 near b5th st-Nicsy furnished
room. with board. moderate; all oonvsniences
80 AVE soS nsar i3d st-Nics room, one or
two gentlemen. with superior board. 80; bath
nrst floor.
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ssTH ST, $50 Wheat. pleasant rooms. conven-
fences; good board; $3.50. s.: table board, $3.50
18th ST., 22s W. Jefferson House)-Elesant
large. small rooms; excellent tapis; sood house 1.
re- aaanahia
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BoarderS Wanted.

2erH ST 3C3, 304 W. Newly furnished room
housekeeping or gentlemen; ~ OO, $3 o.
laundry, bath
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10Th ST., 337 w.-Room In house. newly fur
| nished all modern Improvements; nrst-class ia
| BILE board II desired. also desirable parlors with
| extension for doctor dentist.
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l2s-ELEGANT top phaeton. harness and lap
robe. cost 33S7 so last May. Inquire 10 West
lth
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PRICE ONE CENT
NAVAL NEWS.

It has been stated that the DELAY I'm
filing the vacancy i'm the command OF
the North Atlantic Station resulting
from Admiral Meades retiicment, was
due TO the desire Of the President 10
have Capt. Robley ID. Evans made chief
OF the Bureau of Navigation, TO succeed
Admiral Ramsey, the station for which
Capt. Evans has applied. IL is now re-
ported, however, that when the Kiel
celebration is over the New York, with
Capt. Evans in command, will remain
on the European Station, and that the
San Francisco will be sent home. Mean
while, If arrangements can be made for
the command of the Atlantic Station,
the assignment will be made without re-
gard TO the Kiel fleet. Admiral Ramsey
wants the command, and Secretary Her
bert desires him to remain .as chief of
the Bureau of Navigation. The Secre-
tary S wishes may be carried out, aud
probably will be needed, in which c.lse
it is believed that Commodore Sclfridge,
now the ranking commodore or Admiral
Walker may he given command of the
squadron.
The following naval orders have been
issued: Medical Inspector j. l.. Flint
has been ordered go the Smithsonian ln-
stitution. relieving Medical Inspector
Daniel McMurtrie, detached and ordered
as member of the naval oXamininga aud
retiring board. Medical Director A. l..
Bates has been ordered To the Naval
Museum OF Hygiene. surgeon A. III.
Simons has been ordered Go duty at the
Widows Island Hospital, Maine. Lieut..
j. Il. l.. Helcombe has been detached
from the Washington navy-yard and
granted sick leave.
There will he three tests nc Indian
Head today of material for the ravy.
Besides the test of tke reforged 10 inch
Carnegie plate test will be made of the
Ii inch semi-armor-piercing shells, and
another test of the change made in the
spring-retun S-inch gun mount.
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Three Young Runaways.

James F., Harry ii. and Edward III.
bunker, aged respectively nine, seven
and five years. sons of Mr.. Henry IL.
bunker, of No. 1929 Walbrook avenue,
Baltimore, left their home on Thursday
morning as usual for school, but instead
of going to school, all three started OH a
tramp for n nnapolis, where their grand
mother resides. They had walked some
fifteen miles over the bed Of the Short
Line Railroad, when they were picked
up by Conductor Welch, of gravel train
of the Annapolis and Baltimore Short
Line Railroad, and brought to Annap-
oils. The boys not making their appear
ance at home at the usual time, their
parents became very much alarmed at
their absence and reported the fact to
the police, who instituted search for
them, but nothing was learned of their
whereabouts until next day, when a dis
patch was sent to the distressed parents,
informing them of their safe arrival at
Annapolis. The father Of the three
runaways came here this morning and
took them back to Baltimore. lie says
he brought the boys here some time ago
to visit their grandmother, and they be-
came very much attached to the place,
and are extremely fond of the water,
and when he found one OF them this
morning he was astride of batteau IN
the dock, and another had been set adTift
in a boat and was taken ashore by a
waterman. They are too young TO be
influenced by dime-n0vel reading or the
adventure might be attributed TO that
influence.
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Market Mention.

Market was well supplied this morn
ing with an abundance of early vegeta-
bles, such as green peas, early cabbage,
string beans, beets, new potatoes, cucum-
bers, onions, lettuce, raddshes, aspara-
gus, etc. Green peas retailed ut so cents
per peck string beans, 40 cents per peck I;
new potatoes, 40 cents per peck; spring
onions, 2 bunches for cents: cahbages,
TO 10 cents per head; asparagus 15 and
Is cents per bunch. Strawberries were
scarce and retailed from s TO 10 cents
per box. Some retaied for Is cents.
Poultry was scarce and high. Dressed
chickens brought from SLIGO to $l.25
per pair. Spring chickens, $4.00 per
dozen. Fresh meats, of which there was
an abundance, retailed at the usual prices
beef from IL TO Is cents according to
cut; lamb S1.00 and Sl.25 per quarter;
veal, II and 15 cents per pound; pork,
10 cents; sausage, 10 cents. Fresh coun-
ty butter, 20 and % cents per pound.
The first Anne Arundel peas were in
market this morning and were grown
by w. N Wells of the Second district.
The City Drug Store is the place for
Soda and Mineral waters. Feldmeyer
Bros.
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Your Physical Condition

Needs attention at this time. If you
are tired, weak and nervous, it is clear
that your blood is impure, and without
doubt there has been too much over
work or strain on brain and body. The
course of treatment for such condition
is plain and simple The blood must
first be purified SO that the nervous sys
TEN. and in fact all the organs viii be
fed upon pure blood Intelligent people
without number have testified that the
best blood purifier, nerve tonic and
strength imparting medicine is Hood 3
Earsaparilla. Nervousness. loss of sleep
and general debility all vanish when
Hood 5 Sarsaparilla is persistently taken; !;
in word, health and happiness follow
after taking Hood 5 Sarsaparllla.
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IxI!lII7IZ:

MUNYON'S Rheumatism Cure never
fails TO relieve in three hours and cure
In three days.
MUNYON'S Dyspepsia Cure Is guar.
anteed to correct constipation and cure
all forms of Indigestion and stomach
trouble.
MUNYON'S Catarrh Cure soothes and
heals the afflicted parts and restores them
to health. No failure; cure guaranteed.
MUNYON'S Kidney Cure speedily cures
forms of kidney disease
MUNYON'S Nerve Cure cures nervous
ness and builds up the system.
MUNYON'S Vitalizer imparrs new life,
restores lost powers to weak and debilita-
ted men. Price $1.00.
No matter what the disease Is or how
many doctors have failed to cure you, ask
your druggist for 25-cent vial of one of
Munyon's Cures, and If you are not bene-
fited your money will be refunded.
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NEWS IN THE STATE.
Condensed from Our Daily aud VVeekiy Ex
changes.


Condensed from Our Daily aud weekly Ex-
changes.
Charles F. Ludwig. OF Elkton, Md,
died suddenly at Summit Bridge, Del,
where he had gone lishing.
The cornerstone OF the new court
house OF Caroline county, viii be laid at
Denton the latter part of June.
Senator Charles III. Gibson will defend
two colored men and two women, i'm
dicted in Talbot county for murder.
The grand jury of Charles county has
indicted Mrs. Farrell on the charge of
poisoning her husband, Frederick Far.
rell.
Two horses were stolen from the farm
of Richard Geeselin, in Howard county,
Wednesday night 10y an unknown color
ed man.
The jury rendered verdict in favor
of the defendant, Mrs. Powell, who was
sued for $4,000 damages for breach of
promise TO marry Justice Warner, in
Carroll county yesterday.
1t is stated that the Wicomico county
democrats are very friendly to Senator
John Walter Smith for Governor, and
that they are opposed to the reelection
of United States Senator Chas. III. Glib
son.
The oolored men, Johns and Wright,
have been indicted in the Talbot County
Court for the murder of Columbus Me
OILS. Lydia Mills, who told conflicting
stores OF the murder, was indicted us an
accessory, and also for perjury.
Mr.. Bernard Carter writes to Charles
county that the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad has no intention of building a
branch road to Chapel Point because the
company had concluded that the pros
pective business would not justify the
outlay.
Captain Pinkney Tarlton, of the bug
eye Kent, was arrested ut Salisbury by
Captain Ike White, of the oyster navy
schooner Nellie jackson, for having oys-
tiers aboard his vessel. Captain Tarlton
was fined $25 and costs, and Captain
White paid the fine.
The March term of the Circuit Court
reconvened at Oakland yesterday. with
Judge Edward Stake on the bench. Vim
cent Warwick entered a plea of guilty To
the charge of breaking into the store of
l.. III. Friend, in Swanton, in March,
1894, and was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for two years. Charlotte Enlow
was found to be an insane pauper, and
was ordered to be conveyed to Spring
Grove Asylum.
A dog was scared to death one day
last week in Queenstown. Mr.. George
Sheppard's son had gotten small dog
from Baltimore, and his father owned a
large mastiff. The mastjff upon first
sight gave growl and made for the lit
tie fellow, which alarmed him to such
an excent as to cause him to run around
the room several times, upset stand,
break a lamp and finally to run out in
the yard and fall dead.
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CAPITAL JoTTINGS.

Picked UP Here and There by Ou r Ubiqui-
tous Reporters.
"A row occurred on Curtis BAY
electric car yesterday.
The weather pred .ctions for tonight
and tomorrow is for showers. n
Pratts Poultry Food will keep your
poultry healthy. For sale by JOIIN III.
RAWLINGS, West street, opp. depot.
The athletic sports at the Naval
Academy this afternoon attracted large
crowd OF spectators.
The mother of Capt. VIM. III. Burtis,
of Annapolis, is critically i'll in Balti-
more. She is eighty-six years old.
Senator Moss turned over the man
agement of the Maryland Republican
to-day to Mr.. Wathen, his associate in
the paper.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Saume-
mig whose remains were brought here
from Baltimore yesterday, will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 2. 40 o'clock
from the First M. Il. Church.
Gasoline and Oil Stoves.-For the
latest improved Gasoline and Oil Stoves,
go to j. ii. RAWLINGS, West street, opp.
the depot.
An accident happened to the power
press of the Record yesterday while it
was working off It's edition which ne
cessitated shifting the forms to another
office 80 complete the edition.
Rev. A. l.. Royce, Chaplain of the
Naval Academy, will preach sermon
tomorrow at st. Anne's Church, to the
Meade Post G.. A. r.. The Sohs of Vet
Grams, Naval Vetel ans and Jr. o. u. A.
NJ, will attend the service as the guests
of the q. A. r.
-Feldmeyer Bros. have Lithia Wa
ter, Vichy,
1t is said twenty y-seven oyster ves-
sells owned in Annapolis will be added
as personal property to the taxable basis
for next year. The levy will be made
by the new board to he elected in July.
1t is thought the ax-rate will remain as
at present-S0 cents OH the 800.
The horse attached to the dayton
belonging to Mr.. Geo. Stinchcomb of
North Severn, took fright and ran off
while in fro 1t of Magrdde 81 Co's, store
this afternoon, overturning the dayton,
and somewhat demolishing the vehicle
and harness. The animal was caught
after it had broken lose, short distance
from the accident.
Go to Feldmeyer Bros. for glass
of Lithia Water.
RHEUMATIsM is caused by Uric Acid
in the blood. DIR. Humphreys Specific
No. Is opens the clogged ducts-purifies
the blood-renews health and vigor, and
cures the rheumatism.
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ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT.
Many Records Broken at the Naval Aead-
emy-Cadet karns' Good showing
Naval Academy Notes.

<AAAAy RcCOTue nrOken At the Naval AON1u-
emy-Cadet karns' Good showing
Naval Academy Notes.
The Fourth Spring Athletic Tourna-
ment, under the auspices of the Naval
Auxiliary Association, was held at the
Naval Academy this afternoon. Nearly
thousand persons were present.
Cadet Karns distinguished himself by
breaking the Naval Academy record in
nearly every event in which he entered.
The events were as follows:
One hundred yard run-Cadet IIender-
SON. Time, 10 2-5 seconds.
Throwing 16-pound hammer Cadet
karns. Distance, 90 feet Z inches. For
mer record, 81 feet 10 is inches.
Putting shot, pounds Cadet Karns.
Distance, 35 feet 8 1-5 inches. Academy
record, 80 feet inches.
Running high jump--Cadet Asserson.
Height, feet, 81 inches. Breaking the
record of feet inches.
Half-mile run-Cadet M'Arthur. Time
. minutes 10 As seconds.
One hundred and twenty yard hurdle
race-Cadet Asserson. Time, 20 l-5 Sec
onds.
Lieutenant #. j. Haeseler and Com
mander w. Il. Swinburne, were in Charge
of the tournament.
NOTES.
The inter-class baseball contests will
he played next week. The first and Sec
ond classes will play on Monday, MAY
9th, the third and fourth classes viii
play on Tuesday, May 2Sth. The win
ming teams of these two contests will
play on Thursday, May 30th. The class
of '95 have gotten their names on the
banner that hangs in the Mess Hall.
Every year they have contested, but it
is thought that they will not have such
an easy victory this year.
Yesterday afterL oon, while the cadets
were ut supper, the fire alarm was sound
ed and they Immediately left the mess
hall and went to their different stations.
by the time they got to where the fire
was 1t had been extinguished. The fire
was in the bOat-house and was caused
by some rubbish cathing ON fire. Little
damage was done.
The cadets of the second and fourth
divisions embarked on the Bancroft this
morning for "battle drill" They
went out in the Bay and went through
all the evolutions. The cadets of the
first and third divisions embarked in
cutters and steam launches for land
ing party. This is the first landing party
this year, but it is thought they will
have one during June week.
1t is thought that the drills during
June week will be changed little. AS
OH Wednesday, June 5th, two very hard
drills and dress parade are booked. In
the morning, battalion of infantry and
and the competition drills. The infan-
try drill is very hard and comes before
the competition drill for the flag. The
cadets, to do themselves credit OH this
drill, should be fresh and not just out of
hard drill, hence the change.
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DROPOSALS FOR FRESH PRO
il VISIONS AND PROVENDER
FOR THE NAVAL ACADEMY,
ANNAPOLIS, MD.-May s, 1885,
Sealed proposals, endorsed proposals
for Fresh Provisions and Provender for
the Naval Academy, Annapolis, Nd,
to be opened June 5, 1885, will be re-
ceived at the Bureau of Supplies and
Accounts, Navy Department, Wash
ington, ID. c., until II o'clock noon,
June 5. 1895, and publicly opened i'm
mediately thereafter, to furnish at the
Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md, 5000
pounds fresh beef, 5000 pounds fresh
vegetables, 1000 pounds fresh bread,
10000 pounds ice also a quantity of
provender. The articles must conform
to the Navy standard and pass the u.s.
ual naval inspection. Blank proposals
will be furnished upon application to
the Superintendent of the Naval Acad-
envy, or to the Navy Pay Office, Balti-
more, Md. The attention of mmufac-
turers and dealers is invited. Tie bids,
all other things being equal, decided by
lot. The Department reserves TIE
right to waive defects or to reject any
or all bids not deemed advantageous to
the Government. EDWIN STEW
ART, PdgmdSter General, u. S. n.
5 is 1t Wv
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Require. Energy aud Perseverance.

The EVENING CAPITAL has completed
its eleventh year and IL now firmly
established as Il family newspaper. The
Messrs. Abbott have made a success of
the CAPITAL under many adverse con-
ditions, and the paper owes its suscess
TO the indomitable energy of its pro-
prietors. But few people can realize
the many difficulties of rural journalism.
1t is no small task TO properly conduct
grit, energy and perseverance, Mdrg-
land Republican.
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To Build ! New church.

The building committee of st. Marga-
ret's Church. composed of the Rector,
Rev. B. T. Turner, r. T. Brice and T..
S. Conner, having secured the loan of
81, 200 and having already in hand like
sum of money, are making arrangements
for the building of a new church on the
site of the old one, at st. Margaret 8.
Drawings and specifications from an ar
chitect in New York are being prepared,
and as soon as the plans are perfected
the work of erection will begin. The
present church is one of the Oldest in
that sectiol Of the country, having been
built upwards of century ago, and has
outgrown its usefulness.
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Mr.. German and Family.

Senator German, Mrs. German and
family left Washington to-day for their
country seat, Fairfield - near Laurel,
Howard county, Nd, where they will
spend the greater part of the summer.
Owing to the coldness of the spring wealth
er the family has staid in Washington
later than usual. While the family will
be at ''Fairview" it will become the CEN
tire of social life in that section. Mr..
German and his daughter will probably
visit the Pacific coast during the sum.
mer.
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A game OF baseball was played mt st.
Johns College Park yesterday afternoon
between the "Gutter Snipcs, of Annap-
oils, and u team from the Preparatory
Class of st. Johns College. The game
was very exciting, resulting in favor of
the "Preps" by n score Of 23 TO -. The
following are the players "Gntter
Snipes Watkins, p and %; Walton,
3b; Holidayoke, p; Quaid, IF; Kerr, CT; /;
Norwood, C; Brooks, Id; Burtis, 81; Car
rick. II. "Preps''-Horn, 10; Noble,
CT; Jones, p; Clark, p. and $b; Cassidy,
ss IS; Mevg Wdrda III K,do, III WsTd ef 9a
Snipes, Brooks, Walton, Burtis and
Holidayoke. For "Preps. ."-Cassidy,
Horn and Clark. Umpire Professor
Cain.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Those Who Go and Those who Come.
Mrs LLOYD, mother of Naval Cadet
Muslin, of Philadelphia, is visiting An
napolis.
Misses Riley, of the Woman 8 College,
Baltimore spent TODAY with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. X. S. Riley.
Miss Evaline Green. Of the Woman IS
College, Baltimore, is visiting her parents
DIR. and Mrs. Green, Charles street.
DR.. w. III. Hopkins, formerly of st.
John S College, but now of the Woman Is
College, Baltimore, was one of the mum,
the College to the places of interest in
this city today.