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VII 'Srselis lllDffe benote / Seles
anS Ndt III 8irsbas / iurrise llse.
VI Out 20 a%arsaIoeren, Sacob Sauss
@S' Ssn al 8Oitaabneren, bapoe u9ret
4' 'HsN @oiten % uar paa 2ilbase.
'al i0Hinen naiten biem, ibet ban i
Haa' 2rup tlprte neoab Ell Yafte, ben
a8 ~salsptnoe git ai bporueb Soften,
|" lan0l9nIi9uis er blet itpot i S9lene
sIaNen, latte aflteb i @alop; Der.
+. lang SIeosn uo al geien, ps
''''q''sOs ble0 ilynset mob en- Sten
~S ven dDIse at 8rpittasien tnuites.
s"1 en- u9es ipere 2ioelier aisit ban
|@ GsSsn.
4l''os Oar en- meset uibolot os baa,
s'nIs guslins.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09
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,ro, berev,r iaa panRei'at at irtie iis
aa 'l,." nesronsIier i gsorse for Madl @rst %
" nas - III ovisre benz / en- label. De tbs
a. y. her isri. be nnpGTeros eiier OtSie.
iss't 0" LENGDEMAAL
her er Meter, liz 3 Fod2 Tommer)
1l-l bdoi1e'e' 49, 3S Meter.
Iserl. ceptlmeter | ToinineoSt MiliIneter'
Asn om Il, !. Meter LIME M1nliAsssr.
- mAL 0 FLYDENDE VAltEh
.Graad-Enheden er her lA',f' ~ nrO-2
tier II Hex l Pot-l Liter,
rsple-l3 Luz uekfo / PRgl-2lC entiliter, 2+100
,itpr ug - LI'lltes az en- Liter.
VFGr.
erpd. Enheden er her kyihtinl
,~1HUBund -l9' - / Blsmerpund -6 Kilo-
ran ,.t.orau gram.
ispund- ; hl'ggSIi6"pam. | Mark-24q Gram.
"a ipund- - yog-IS kilogTaIn.
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Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09

yOrteblepen. On iOrbenp9reuoe
@aaromano / 8iium, Gbr. Smeo, er
liplse "Stiue 5ttbl." ~foriuunoeu. San
baooe oGret paa Sur og bar ON Aite>
men inoe Here Steoer paa 8rauoen.
5prmuoentlig bar ban liuttet @jenpei
ooer ben irpsne Seloe Big ttl tit Sjem
/ Iaitso, og man irpater for, at ban
paa oenne Yei err fprulpttet / ct glale-
itan9bul, oa man ijOeu life bar feet
9anI.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09

Tent norlf Stag beilutteOe Maals'
eluens Serreositprelie / 0tpoe 19oe
6ebruar a~nIfafet for &OmmunenS &eg'
nina % iremtiois beiit paa oens Sps'
nina.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09

sr. s.. gle / &uiteseio bar opiunoet
Ell praftif Waitlne til at Iorms 99le
paa grGbunoe; ben ltal tuune lepere
100 8ar / Simen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09

Fibe Siipeitol. Saitor @eti6e /
SreDericia er uon9unt til Siifop oper
Nibe Stiit.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09
6u SincbaaD fra Weop iprulnffeo

VII Slllebaa0 IRA Vege 1orllptteoes
lite Warts, lfrIueS fra Gpit: Saaoe%
BAR tummen lise op unber Sfiarene
oa Iormuoentlis en- &aiteuinb bar ilaaet
ben ouer. Nils 0iorifien og bans Son
Spren gtilien ianlt to ynsre Mano,
Der bar Sleneitebrense bos ioritnapnte,
orufreoe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09

5OIts. - Gst ct iaIot | uor tuuse SOB at ~bstisuOts
sisrs iOI irapGrsube SiGst os 9snniT. at bet bsbasto.
Sub i'm giSoOm at portable ira bette o.. Iom u haas
Der. til ct tsors Gin min sIl,see Dlauo RiIs Qsllou
Selts. pan babe ben 25os Diarts 1898 I en- Alber Gi IS
aar. UeaansO os % Dase / LrOeu paa fin GreIitr.
Seq meo TO Bern bsSraosr 1abst al en- tro sGJtciaas
0s 6aosr.
6rso msO bit StsU. O%sIiisusi pare bit Rinbel
sOuiis Rilisn % Barn.
RaIbotab. mau.iba Co., Bts.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09
l. sush ooer 2aagen peb Tanoflep.

h. s,OeA ooer gaaecn peb Tamoflep.
S.Oen orloes Der paa meo Spiats
h. Os' ltOre % tuItbare &anotleps
N, ~. y" 9~amar-Selbanen Ifal be-
ofOen er bpsset paa "%ulcan"
s"'' lammen paa Srpfebet. Srps
N Ss9no bpUrui bet enc ubsjpr
""l san9oe al ca. $50 Nieter.
!, .'.'sTOp9nlnsen peier Gu. 400 Cons
Oplat Stano 100000 8r.
a..Slst'nsen. Statsraao Sarbis bar
s,sS,s ~Ooertaset aebelisn af 81.
"''sSarementet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09

SaIsens - 6sroeo ts'tuotsi,rss for irapartnas
SIGlt % Geunsr, at min " NIB Grit anOuioH Salss
eng ai8it uo Tsoen BEN 1890 Jebruar. GAN par isat
/ Gutbaus uuosr es3Isr GHsba,s pr,tssi,te, AOrse.
osR 2otu September 1872.
@uu9ilb Il. Sats,ng.
aredbii. @is.. cote IRarts 1876.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09
usr psrn uus.r reus.,reuprus.,.

Twins W"issto%Srs s tS,T s Ssss,,s q 81:
oct brlet | oper femti Mar al Rtlltoutr AZ
geetrs. for here's Bern unbtr 9aubs1r.ms
bruett, mse iutetommeutb tte. Taberes
Isr al g marts. btlbrebtr o In ose pltt % ,r
bet bsei.s Dlissel mob Dtarrkot. Salsts al apots,
sere i-,utpu Del al gtrsm. Yas paa at ~tstlanss
MRS. swissio~,: soothi.s Syrup, p ,a} sinsss
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09
neutrality-suspicious..

neutrality-suspicious.. s Msens
tieolcn blluer be 8nbitales Moofanois
Dat imoo 6oltetbinssmanO 5. 9Ojien
lOrbeuoareNoe Srps9er 9ars GbriitOi.
fcrien / Np6Orre.
S StjeIifgrtreoien peutes 8aaros
mano Teoer Semen, SteubatsbOlm, at
bile title Jig ION Senltreagrar imop
&ammerberre 3. S~caOeuius.
"gtgbors Auis" meOoeler, at ga
rer Spiobers at 6reoeritsbers itller fig
lom Spires &anoioat / Npburatreoieu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09

WDroet | WGlmp. Zen 19De
Wtarts er tiblisere &onOitOr 9beoour
Wtpnlteo al aalbOrg bIeuen ltubt os
orabt al en- iuenit gllttenilager paa en-
&eltauratlOn | Ntalmp. s Malmp err
nareoe WtDniteo Jig iOm Spmaittnes
agent. San eiterlaoer 6amilie i
trnnse aaar. @iernin9smanoeu er.
tlGrer Sntei at fuune buite. Der er
bog rent 2lltule MOB bam iOr iOriats
ll9t WtOro.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09

9ppe Observation-Disclosures Sue'
ifup ior 1894 er Str. l7,24S.25.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09

@tOrDtd - Seq uil bsruso bstisno tsisrs for itas
uprenpe 1I95t % gtuusr, at bet beb lss0s CUB at
borttaae uo Isoeu min tier. 6uitru anue Dtaibsa
SlOrOit. {, 0arum, ben 14Ss Ssb. 1895 tttsr tuu 4
Daae5 <~p9:leie. pun ps6e al yuHssbstanoelis en-
GIter al 81 aar % . UtdansOsr. Seq uso to Smaas
gutter b~esraoT Gabet al en- soo WsoOu % en- trOiat
6rso mso bsness Stsu. ~UsIfsuei uats bsuoss 9tnoti
4optf Sioruif.
Iyormau, r.. Iatotd. ben 2gpe D( aria 1891
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09

@raHGm. - Oct er iatOt min tuu1e aae at bs
tlenSt9isre ior iraparsHee SIa5t os 9snnsr, at bet
bebessos SHo q, b~Ort'dtoe ira bette sio til ct beSrs miu
eIits0e ouitru Mrs. AIMS grauum, fsot paa esaarbsH
Ssbus, ROrOrs auroaL 8aIo,ts, zen CITE c,iober 1861,
osoe Den 27oe D'art; 1895 al saloptunoe Ioriug. Sea
mso to imaa Barn besraosr Labst Of en- COB Dloo.r "a
trojan 9gstsiels.
5rso mso Bsnbes StsO. %p:lasn,t care 5suoss RiuS,
v. Granum.
l5iei Rioer Jaas, Riuu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i GlarliielO al.

Observation-Disclosures Glartnslo als
bolot al YrGiter % 2GgiOlt al ben 5.
Sc. ueoto8 i%Dl9enoc Jteiolutioner:
l. 81 amer bet pltItell9t, at Sams
IunOet ani9tter ell Sfoleiuperinteuoeut,
bpis Soerp bet ifal p9re at reiie Oals
firing / bore Mieni9 beoer % oparbeioe
Sntereslen ior 9teli9ions itOleu, biitau
meo JtGao % 8aao ueo Sprettelie n al
Stcler % iOrreiten uaretage Meuiss
beo5ltolernes 2arp. Sans 2pn ifnl
beitr,Oe5 ueO aarlise giOra9 fra Sams
iunOets Ss~uoa98itoler.
2. Wipoet amer oct gapnll9t at
S%amiunOets itOleblao uo9iues
til en- biaisere 9ris og inoeboloer Sels
leonin9 til SgnOagsiiOlelarere ueo at
Slaoet i bpert gto. ipDrssmaalSuis
9iennem9uar ct &atbcti3mus= eQer Sis
belbitorieitpfte.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09

StorUtt - psrUeo beiuotsistes i0r iruuarsub.
@Iest % 9eruer. at DOR iare Batter Git 5Obauna ais
Qlt Uo DOZEN Eroeu pua i'm 5reIier ben l4os Diarts
3 Tigers imsrteiuIot Spsseis If giausbsi9HosIis.
6reO mse beubss Stsp, ~Uslit9ust o9rs Benoes Uiine,l
Il. Q. StorutE. Gbriittns StOrptt.
Gptu xates. Ntinu ben 2goe Warts 1895.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09

Grtts. Der bstlsnotsisrs Bsru,O, at min Suiru
Grttbs D.. 5ri5 aisi. Oso Dozen ben 3si, April 1895.
aiosos oar isoi / 3srrOo Gosn pso 5ariuuo, Rorst, ben
sos Gsc. 1870 % tom tt Rul,s9. BIS, famm.u m.o
mtg aarst IS4s.
dr.o mso bsHess >tsO, u,IfaHtt p1rs ssuots Rtns,l
SersmiaB 5. 5riis os Ssnntr.
GaImar, 5opj, Ct. April 1896.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09

9aas.- 9srOso be'lsnbtsisTs5 iOr Siast % 9su'
ur. at bet bsbassos 6srrsu ben 25os Rarts 1895 at
bortiaioe til ct bsore Civ Dor bsit eIi.eos SsH Ole Soban
/ en- 4lotr al { UtIansos o. I Dass.
Ssit oar bu sli,st, bDbt sr bu iapnstl
Simsu :. Sau9. alma g. Sous, T. JlObrs.
6oioabl, WinHeiota.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09
airfelige @fterretninger
lliuuo GriIiemooni.

llInno GriIienoom. llnosr osnne
6uetlfriit bar Or. Soru / ariitiania
ltrepet ct ifarpt Stptfe / anleeniug
al 2lIbagetaloelien al Iait. Sorer |je'
oerlen ira Iuitralien, Jon pao Gruuo
al niroelist 5prbolb blsp a~iiteoiget
Tom 4rGIt / Rorse, og bar iioen be-
tlent ION TrGlt blanot De u~opauoreoe
lptberlte 9anosmrno paa gtp 3eelano.
Der bar uemlis M oannet Jig Ell Sos
mite | SrIItinnia al M9no % 9uinocr
ON at tubtlpbe bet itore &olmeper9as
osns Seoebus ior at 9jere bette til ct
6orlnmlln9sbu8, buUr Batter 4eoerien
Hal prRolte. Or. Sorn pe9er pao
butlten itor lllptfe bette pIl pnre / ale
9enleenoer baaoe for Yrniteu ielu, for
ben lutberite 3irte Os for &riitenboms
mems Nnieelle; ban taloer bet Sele en-
attetteret religiDs Sentimentalttet, ION
pIl 9Ipre Zig &%riitenoommen ~iOrn9telig
l Wtaugcs Zine. 8iItoppen iammen
meo belle Speus YrGlteItab bar prote.
lteret mob Bait. Yeoerieus 3tlbngetaIs
Belle.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09

YrOi. Sfjsrbalspolb bClot en- So
reora9 | Gau Claire npli9. glngnnenoe
CUBS 2tluGrelie uotnlte 5oreoragss
boloereu iiplse "Geiorm" i~Dl9enOe:
"St ian life me6 YeItemtbeo paauile,
at Der er en- CUB, eler at pi ital lsue
epigt, men bet i%anoipnli9e er iaa altior
operpeicnoe, at bet meo goo @ruuo fan
9na for en- G~ntagelie". - Wton ON life
Teroen8 Stabelie, Sampittigbeoeu o9
Slbelen aigjgr ben Gag, iunlebes, at
man meo Seitemtbeo fan pa0oiie, at
Der er en- Sub iii. Oct piite Saleren
nleO Sitterbeo, oa ban par Ell Sfoles
gut; 6remitribtet i ben iunOe 2nroom
er life luGrt fort iioeu ben Gio, eiterbi
8roi. z. M benregner @uos Tilp9s
relie fun If acknowledgements.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09
H. ~ IGram-l Kyintn.)
MYNT.
skiiiing- : ore

sol Kroner so are
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-16
NEWS IN THE STATE.
Condensed from Our Daily and Weekly Is,
changes.

Condensed from Our Daily and Weekly Ex-
changes.
About 5000 shad were brought to
Crisfield yesterday morning.
The political situation in Howard
comfy is in very unsettled state.
The April term of the Circuit Court
for Kent county began yesterday morn
ing.
The celebrated Funkstown cow case
has come up in the courts at Hagerstown
again.
Two democratic and one republican
councelmen were elected in Oakland yes
terday.
Harry Selby IA years old, of Rockville
has been sent to Pastur's Institute to be
treated for hydrophobia.
The death warrant of Jacob Henson
was read to the condemned man at
Ellicott City yesterday.
The tax rate Of Baltimore county has
been fixed at 40 cents on the 800. That
county has taxable bases of $64 ,676, AIS.
Miss Henrietta Horney dressmaker
of Baltimore, has sued Justice of the
Pc ce Hustson, of Denton, for ZOO
for breach of promise to marry.
The fire companies of Frederick hav-
ing decided upon the necessity of a fire.
alarm system for the city, a test will
soon be made of the different systems.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-16
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS.
Large Gathering of County Politicians
Comments on the Early Primaries
aud Combine Ticket.

The usual gathering here today of
county politicians, both great and small
was the occasion of comment. This is
public day at the State Capitol and it is
generally an occasion for politicians,
more or less, to come to Annapolis on
Tuesday, but the April term of the Cir
cult Court now in session, in addition
to the session of the Orphans Court and
County Commissioners, many may have
been brought here by these, and also as
an opportunity to meet old friends and
to talk over the prospects and the poll
tical outlook in the several districts,
There was ageneral interchange of view
on the situation, and what the pros
poets for a democratic harvest would be
the coming fall from the farmers point
of view.
In conversation with several of the
lesser lights we learn there is considera-
bic discomfort, with the proposed COM
bine ticket, while Others think it is the
best thing that could happen for the
divided factions, and will be the means
of uniting the party. One gentleman
said in his district, the first, that he
thought the sentiment was in favor of
the combination of the factions, and
that delegation would be sent to the
OOlN III AttNbA Va llC ptODOoCu
ticket; but there were some, he said who
did not put much faith in it, and would
not attend the primaries. Another gem
| tleman said in his district he did
not believe half the people would attend
| the primaries-that they would not be
| formed by the acts of the convention,
| and that would be the case he feared in
| November, they would let the election
go by default as they did last year
| Everything, he said, would depend on
the kind of ticket they put up whether
| it would be elected. He said he thought
| that Senator Moss would be stronger
candidate far States Attorney than he
| would for State Senator; and that DIR.
| Wells would be much stronger for Clerk
| of the Court than Bannon, and Brash-
ears for the Senate. These seem to be
the principal offices there is much con-
tention over. The early primaries, they
| thought would be the means of keeping
a number from the polls as it was in
a very busy season with many of the
| truckers. Clerk Bannon and Senator
Moss were circulating among the peo-
| pie generally and holding private con-
| versations. DIR. Morris Cheston, /. s.
Nutwell, Geo. NJ. Murray, Caleb Donal-
son, Jas. S. Armiger, and others were
| conspicuous in the crowds of spectators.
| Court time is the time for the politicians
| to get in their work and they were max
ing good use Of it today.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-16
CAPITAL JOTTINGS.
Picked Up Here and There by Our ubiqui.
toms Reporfara

Picked Up Here and There by Our ubiqui-
tous Reporters.
Mr.. Charles Ziehlke, has gone to New
York, on "a business trip.
". NJ. C. A. entertainment Friday
night. Admission ten cents.
st. Johns College will play the
Episcopal High School on Friday.
-Thos. Gather, colored, shot his
brother this morning at Annapolis
Junction.
"A little son of Or. Fell's, st. John s
College was christianed today at ST.
Anne's Church by DIR. Southgate.
"A good musical and literary program
is arranged for the Y. M. &. A. enter
tainment, Friday night. :
Miss Ola Harwood Abbott, who has
been spending the Easter holidays with
her cousins the Misses Linthicum,
daughters of Sheriff Iinthicum, return
ed to her home in Baltimore, last even
ing.
Among the prominent county
people here today were: DR.. Morris
Cheston, l. S. Nutwell, VIM. Leather
bury, DIR. Geo. Hammond, JAS. s..
Armiger, VIM. Pindell, Geo. w. Hyde
and w. r. Bowie.
Ridout Bros. received to-day beauti-
full lot Of new KID GLOVES and
NECKwEAR for Easter.
KIDNEY AND BLADDER.-Dr. Hum
phreys' Specifics No. 27 and so cure
Kidney and Bladder troubles. Price
25 cents each; at your druggist.
--You can get 500 bill heads printed
for $1.50 at the CAPITAL Office; and 900
assorted, for $500
Nervum Cures Nervousness. tits
not a patent Medicine, or new Nos
from. 1t has been employed for
years by the best Physicians and
specialists on nervous diseases. 1t
is now offered to the public in con-
yenient form and at price within
reach of all. All druggists sell it..
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-16
WILL PUBLISH THEIR NAMES.
A ". NJ. G. A. Member Says Ho Intends
Publishing the Names TO all Saloon
Keepers Petitions.

A member of the Young Men s Chris
tian Association Informed the CAPITAL
this morning that he intended getting
the names of all signers to saloon keep
ers' petitions for liquor license and have
them published, as many OF them, he
understood, were members of churches
whose discipline forbid them signing a
petition for license to sell liquor. He
said 1T was an open violation of the dis
cipline of their church and would be "a
matter for the churches to decide wheth-
er such members could consistently be
carried on the rolls of the church-book.
The report has caused no little comment
among signers, who claim that ii is a
purely private matter, and no one has
any right to hold them up to the ridi-
cule of the public 10y publishing their
names, and if it was done they would
see if there is no redress in the courts
for them. Others say they do not care
a fig-that they are not ashamed of their
acts, and did not sign anv petition sur
reptitiously-bu did it openly and will
lingly, and from business point of view
and purely out of friendship. These
people, they claim, are engaged in le-
gitimate business Of their own choosing,
for which they are made to pay heavy
license, and by an unjust act of the Leg
islature are placed in this embarrassed
position in order to procure their license
which no other person engaged i'll busi-
ness are placed. So far, there are about
twenty applicants, which requires ten
signers to each, making total of two
hundred names.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-16
-TES7IFYING EOR NUNYON
Jacob Hammel Offers a Strong En-
dorsement-Was Cured of Rheu-
matte Paralysis by Using
Munyon's Rheuma-
tism Cure.

Jacob Hammel, 900 East Monument
street, Baltimore, Md, says: l had
muscular rheumatism in my arm so
badly / could not raise it. l was sore
in my lower limbs. | bought small
bottle of Munyon s Rheumatism Cure,
and, after taking it two days, it relieved
the soreness i'm my limbs and restored
complete motion TO my arm. 1t isnow
rs useful as ever.
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure acts
almost instantaneously, curing many
obstinate cases in n. few hours. 1t is
guaranteed to cure rheumatism in any
part of the body. Acute or muscular
rheumatism cured i'm from one to five
days. It never fails to cure sharp, shoot
ing pains in the arms, legs, side, back or
breast, or soreness of any part of the
body in from one to three hours. 1t
promptly cures lameness, stiff and
swollen Joints, and all pains in the hips
and loins, chronic rheumatism, sciatica,
lumbago or pain i'm the back are speedi-
ly cured. 1t seldom fails to give relief
after one or two doses, and almost
invariably cures before one bottle has
been used.
Munyon' s Homeopathic Home Rene
dy Company, of Philadelphia, put up
specifics for nearly every disease, which
are sold by all druggists, mostly for 2s
cents a bottle.
Those who are in doubt rs to the
nature of their disease should address
Professor Munyon, 1905 Arch street,
Philadelphia, giving full symptoms Of
their disease Professor Munyon will
carefully diagnose the case and give you
the benefit of his advice absolutely free
of all charge. The Remedies will be
sent to any address on receipt of retail
price.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-16
state Conncll DR.. O. U. A. M.

The Goth annual session of the State
Council of the Junior Order United
A merican Mechanics convened at
Manchester, Carroll county today. In
addition to the State Council officers,
203 regular delegates will attend, as well
as a large number of other State Coun-
Gil members. The session will be the
most important one that the Junior
Order has ever held. The gain in mem
bers the past year has been unprecedent-
ed, nearly 5000 members having been
added to the roll. This is almost equal
to the number formerly belonging to it..
Receipts during the year have been SS2,-
s26. Is; disbursements, S27 1886. % leaving
a balance of S55, ,490.S7.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-16
sT. MAReARETs vEsTRY.
An Equalized Board and a New Church
Projected.

The regular annual election of a yes-
try took place at st. Margaret's Church
Easter Monday. 1t has been the desire
of the rector, Mr.. 4. Il. Turner for some
time, to have an equal representation
from both factions i'm the yestry. He
was much gratitied at the result of the
election, as there was an equal represen-
tation elected. The church law requires
four out of the eight vestrymen To be
voted out of the vestry. The ballots
showed that S. n. Richardson, Orlando
Ridout, w. s. Stincheomb and Charles
Duvall, Sr., were voted out. These all
belonged to the Ridout faction and after
lot of debating and balloting, L. G..
Winchester, james Stinchcomb, DIR. Il.
III. Brayshaw, and George III. Jones,
members of the opposing faction were
elected to fill their places. These four,
with II. L. Brice, {. ID. Ridout, Orlando
Ridout and G.. Burley Duvall, form the
vestry for the ensuing year. After the
election Mr.. 4. III. Ridout sent in his
resignation as vestryman and Orlando
Ridout was chosen in his place. The
vestry then selected Il. 5. Corner and
Charles Duvall, Jr., us wardens. The
result of this election practically does
away with the one man power in the
church, which for years has crippled the
general work of the parish. 1t is to be
hoped that, now that the church work
ers have more equal representation in
the yestry that the forlorn little build
ing, in which divine worship has been
held may soon be replaced by one more
suitable. The rector, Mr.. Turner, is
now hopeful of new building in the
near future.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-16
Rev. John Edwards, Second Lecture

The second and last of a series of lee
lures on Tin Mining" by Rev. John
Edwards, was delivered last night IN
Wesley Chapel Church. The lecture de-
livered two weeks ago, left his hearers
many fathoms under ground. 1t is more
tedious and harder work ascending than
going down, the miners having to make
many rests before coming up into the
sunlight. An account was given of a
young miner who had saved sufficient
money for steerage passage to this
country, and by hard work and study
had become prominent civil engineer.
The liquor traffic was always great
curse to that country as well as here,
but prohibition is nearer now with that
people than in our own land. For a
months work, the miner only receives
fifteen and twenty dollars, ont of this
they are able to live, and the district
from where Mr.. Edwards came, gave
yearly thousand dollars for missions.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-16
ORPHANS COURT.
Onicial Disposition of the Affairs of Wild
ows and Orphans.

Omcial Disposition of the Affairs of Wild
ows and Orphans.
The Orphans Court met to-day with
Chief Judge DodsOn and Associate Judg-
es Hawkins and Tydings on the bench,
and Register Of Wills Baldwin and Sher-
iff Linthicum, present. The following
business was transacted:
Mrs. II. Cole and others filed their petit
tion through James r. Brashears, their
counsel, for return of additional inven-
tory in the personal estrte of John
Wayson, deceased. A copy of same
was ordered to be served ON John w.
Wayson, executor, whose citation is re-
turnable April "A.
First account OF John Stuart, ex-
ecutor or the estate of Sarah Stuart,
deceased, was filed and passed.
The last will and testament of Rich
ard "A. Shipley, deceased, was filed and
admitted to probate. Reunciation of
Agnes G. Shipley, executrix, and
recommending Robert L. Shipley, as
executor, was filed and approved, and
letters of the estate were granted to
Robert s. Shipley. BY the will the
following bequests are made one farm
of 125 acres, situated in the Fifth dis
trict, valued at $500. The balance of
the estate is left to his wife Agnes C..
Shipley.
Remuneration of Annie Heidrick and
Annie Z. Brown to the right To admin
lister on the estate of Henry Heidrick,
deceased, and recommending Laura A.
NJ. Baker, as administrative, was filed
and approved and administrator bond
in the sum of $4,000, was accepted.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-16
Spring Time

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