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Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22
smersrpprtipreninn. nnO,r anpn

N0VNf ~kWUI
al @Spoipn1te 2anomrubs Smer,r'
Forthcoming" bleu pna ct RsOe
SoenobOr9 iorIeben oyrettst en- 5Ores
ming, boOri Is MeIterisr itrar iuo.
melots iig. Gil 6Ormano pul9tcs
@aarosier Rasmus getsrien. @islep,
til GOrretninssf6rer 8ogboloer 9arieu,
luxembourg.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22
SpDSfaI0.

9sOsiaISSanmsIOsIfss g]IbSnnentsrs Eami'
Tier optsasS cratic, ope tan Ut ifts afis
pIass tor De a%IrtinosIiae IaMss I~afHeeIitr,
Der ins eret fan frentisres sripat baaoe tit
pFGter, 9sGbcer % S~IRstniussr. Gor 9srs.
os NwmeiorIisr af mere emo aiminoeIis
Senaas. maa bctalss 5 Gents pr. Sinie. Di
t~otnoiGttsr, at Gnhoes, fem i%npisnosS 5Sos'
taISSaREeIoelisr, Iaisr oiSis sinIer % setter
10 o%sreftsr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22
Yergen er 8miten lin.

aen berettes: Gnoel SorretnineSfir,
maer Der / Spen bar tesuet bet nsbpeus
oise 9elsb til anifaffelie al en- MP Reb,
ninaslfpite, Der ifal itationeres / 2uius
ten. Sfpiten pil bli pperleperet Heos
nin9sielitabet. Observation-Disclosures
npe Spite "lltiire" afleuerepes IOrleben
fra 9tpbapus Bert % aigaar til Sars
mgen, boor ben lfal ia fin Station.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

Sfibsreber 9enibien 9iaeianc.
ifal bore rammst al ct Slastilialbs.
Sans Tilitano ital pare iaaoan, al
ban neppe pil iunne afsipe Msbe
Stortbinset
5srlte Supplsant er Sr 8ontorbeI
Carl @alen, 8arbu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

Setamentariif 0aue. Sr. Maler'
meter Sobannes Nielien i Bergen bar
te%itamenteret i'm eiterlapte SOrmue -
nosle 2uien &roner = til Saanopar.
fernes I~loersbiem. Sans gnte ital
til fin 8sb pppebare enbel al 8enterne.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

SalbD 9rD er al Gisrne iOlet til
Den bto~ttlo2renos 2eisr Diao3 Rielien
Tor 10000 &r. meo $1,000 Ser. uobe.
falling. Spsrta9eIien er Itet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

Eli 2ommanbant paa aterbus os
Gbef for 2. a~terbusiite Snianteribri.
saoe er uouapnt General Meabpe i
&riitianiano.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

so9neprGt Sstar Moe oil blipe
Doctor theologie, % / oen anlebnins
er BrcfesiOr DIR. Guitar Stprm tilior.
oronet iom Wteolem at bet t~sulosilte
5atultet for at urre meb / Bebsmmels
len al Sr. MsOes aibauolius.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

"SuBpsnuen" fer gOt nn, og r elegant iaaUel mO 9efpn Ill Errarbe0n JONI
gtaIuaoesHe. Mtanhncns Jobrpfh r net let baarbter8t % i8eHobste at eHbmrbe'"
Gorbeorn9 poa bette Omraaos Oct anoenote IrR er al bbs Gefad.aBfo o. lmnt
formbeoeL 2atermsn os uoimptunssu er af fpfe Rang. Son8bIult 9nue e.
bnme 3Ns igRahmn er mutt puRrt % udeLpletsros booroo be faar ct net o. ima8
fmbt uONeube. 9remoteraet e smu Black Walnut eler antique Oak, eer Gatt
mb French Walnut Panels o. RIG. iouBnet mo Nickel Trimmings Souene II laOte
Of pelsrrt 3rR, iammsuiat At 7 fOrRsuge Gag bOOuto man bar o9nanet fgrn Stprt
os forbnbreta at Erect tan Ta fig aRahnsns 5OOpte r fOrpust meo plated castor
S9mpe Staatappe tdoer Srhobmt ug the tsadle plate, BDiht 9UL at Ra1nra
arbdOr me9t tenere sno eGrs r 9ifrD,t Den bar De ausfnefs % bsor
Attachments for aumbeIs % fin fancy SpaL Gn uofact8 3ntrht'on5bo5 t)h
bet norRe elr sngfe SpoG msOtsgr bUsr gafuna
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22
3 6enerauoitnanter paa ct Srat

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Seibmaun, gSitb %
aierulf er uonepnt til @eueralpitnans
ter, ben bpieIte milii9re Sitting nait
ben tomm,anoerenoe Generals. Be npe
llouapnelier bar i'm @runb beri, at
8eidmann, @itb % &ierulf er be eloite
@eneralmaiprer. 8ei6man er imios
tertio iamtibis meooelt aiiteo meo
$500 aronsrs 8eniiou % meo Gila'
belle ttl at Itaa iurnumerar | Armeen
inbtit uibere.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

GfstraorniuGre 9eieterstsasies'
iorer. Nopofat 8. 8irtelanb, Statss
abpotat 6. 2gden, SprenItriper z.
glom % @tspebitiOns ietreter 6. 8.
Bun er beifittet iOm iuite etstrauroi'
mere G~siesiorer inbtil pioere, bps life
lRnsere emo til Spmmeren 1896.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

4sbsTion. 9trOtO btftenotsisre5 for i~rapartHos
Sle8t % @tnnsr, at RuuE Auoreas gsoerfon of9it ueb
GsotH eiter Ddgss gtoelie at S~uussisber / 1T 5ism t
9apwaro, MIiun ben 9ot 6sb. 1895 I en- Gtoer Of ~
Nar % ) Dtaonsotr. pan par isot pal Bette Eotsu,
Norge tOm til ameytta 1861 % tisnts . Aar t 3ors
s~srtrtgeu, buor ban bIsu ioriyemu't I'll RorporaG, Sau
t%iterIaO'r fig 8 8err, iom ~ttligsmso 5ornlOrs Og 6
Gsi'saoe btsraoH Ea5st al On stRet Ssn, SOB gro6G
oa tiGritS 60Oer. pans 0uiru t~tgtssmtO 8 9srn sr
isr BAN goatt tno III ben eUtge Sutle.
6Eeo mso bans Stsu, ustigEtt oars BANS Wtub,!
Roa GtastHtuserues 8ssns,
Dlvs. 8. g. 5auIoH, gfos0ts Z siitr.
DscoraB, Soma. 1GOs 3tb. 1896.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22
alter IlOrIt Sfieer boo / Gonao.

"Ilsr lOrIt SHieer boo | Gonso.
>'' IIaoe Al De un8e nOrfe Sficerer,
= wv ct liars 3io iiben Oros til Som.
I'' Of motreoe ! aOnsOifatsns 9je.
wv u I'LL al9ont peo 8goen, nemlig
>%'"ao'i' I 5n9eniDruaabenet @ilbelm
o'."9 50lepb aIeaanb, Der / en- Gloer
80 aGr Opoe ben 23be Sec. 1894.
@a' Var @0u al Sperinsenipr peo
E'''a'en u. aieuano.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

neutrality-suspicious.. "gtatt." be.
%retter, at psirepalserre / Sisrrius'
treoien er enise ON at OpitiIe Rebattsr
Repentlow af Sisrrins imub Sunser'
fen.
= s Sbsberreofreoien filler hints
raaosmeolem .. 0tabien, glfiIbltrup,
fig efter S~piororins Jpn 8entretanois
bat imob or. &orssaarb.
- GorretnIn9sfsrer German 8ing
bar lupet at itiae fig i 8albptrebien
mob Snbenrissminiiter Ssrrins.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

SOM Sagmanb Oslo 2asbsmme,
mems 8lebr er paa Stortinset, er tuns
~ititaeret S%tntsaoOotat $. 8ogt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22
Sill tilforuroneee Y~roIsslorer er i

Statsraab b~eifittet Sperlase Geiar
Sped, f~aal9n8e ban inoebaoer fin nus
pGrenoe Sitting, DIR. med. BOulsiun,
for ct 2ibsrum at 10 Gar, ps 9Ocen'
terne Sobanneien, 9aode os alderman,
be tire iioite for ben sienitaaenoe Del al
tit 9ocentur.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22
Dor ssrn unser xans. ssr.mbr.s,t.,

MRS. WlNsLoW's SOOTHING sYRuP ,r bI..
pei pruSt I opsr iemtt War al WtIItouer al
Msert, for etrts 9srn Gubtr 2~auesHrtms
eIuptt uts fuIbtommsntS tlb. Gstbsrss
tt9st garust, ~btHbqter Gummtras, fttIs
tr al Smurts bslbrsesr DtubsRoItt cgt 81
PEI btcts Diteesi mob Dturrtoe . SrIgts al apotes
ttrs tnsuhptr Del al 9,rStn. gas pua at ~torlonas
MIS-. ~Ninslow,s Soothing Syrup, % tag oinstn
anetn SIa8s. 5~ent;ogst1pe GsHte 0Iaiten.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

erteO n. 5srusb bttisrOtatstss ior fraOarsnoe
SIaGt Os 9eun.r. at bet bar beBasst CUB at Fable BI.m
til ct SsOrs 2tp, Jon Ut baabsr, Uor Flare buIra os
Tloosr solstte gnsuta grtfion, isot 2uub, ben Ste
0ttobsr 1894 sitsr 9 Waausbsr5 baaroe si6sIicr. ar,
Ssnuer nso.r bsuOe btsie,. aiosoe par fs6t t Splauo,
ROrgs, ben 2gbs Sept. lS42.
6rto ntso bit Stso, %Dttienst p.rt bit sRiuotl
gnotrs ertdior ca Bern.
Vtarauette, Ntb.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

SDen SIesOig bapoe ueo 2larcts
Slutntn8 16,800 Snobyg9ere, meo
1878 oeo 6OlfetaQingen 1890.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

Sh Selbnf TENT | 9orpits Di5triit
er bsitittet 9olotonturift Saralb aarl.
fen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

Som Solofasierer i ariitiansianb,
mems Sauslano er paa StOrtinset, er
tonltitueret 9Oloiulbmastis 8isrnebp.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

SatopiOn. go 9srUso bsieuOtgisyes iOr iraOcrtuos
SIast % gennsr, at bet ~bs5aae5s CUB t fin 8is0om at
b~srttaIo, ira t.tts ~iorOif. til bet s0ige 2tu miu flare
6uiru Karen Eoustte Sa,opiou, isot Ctsoattsr gtIau I
Ostobsr 1895. SuH bsnioO ituue os roItg OsH Soc Dec.
1894. pun bar baut 6 Barn, bDoraf ) m,o mtg bs3ra,
her Eabst al en- trofait sg3tsirls % tarIt3 ROosr, ct
sr saaet til 5uits fOruS for bsuOs.
6r,O me6 bit Stpp. p~eGlgust urrs bit 9suSe!
Ontario, Dts. SafOp SatopioH.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

SsusrfOn. Det baieuotlisres bsroso iOr SIast
Os 8sruer. at bet bsb18,os Sub ben 29oe December 1894
at portable UsO DsOsu eiteE 1 Dagss 6aarot Sgs,fsts
oor fiats 9lOor G5rtitt G~,osrion. pun oar fsOt paa
@aarbsu 9lot5enuolOsH I ROrors 6ou8j @~rsts8lstb paa
Riussrits, Nor9r, ZEN lite GtO5sr 1880.
SsOr g. 'uuiOH:
Canoe ISpnibip. 8inneiBett 60, 5opa.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

ccarn tiliales, bslissenOe / @lcas
Oiant 5ouniglp, Seition 30, z 9fil tuoro.
pit ira 9ecprab. 1850 GcreS tor, 100 Acre5
ppoprfet % Tefteu Stou o. Saoneaoua TO
so0e &anoipring, Ueb 9piet og / Sapne9aH.
gen, Suie % @,eroer 600 StaHo. 5or nRrs
mere nnoerretntug bcnuenoer man ia til
Nlels % Gmln0 Iborielr, Der Dor paa Far
men. i3,21.tieop
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

TiiiaI9s.-@n itgrre Sutlf, luos
rettei r0r 9rD @DOOs % Groceries, be-
Ilgaenoe ct itgrre GettLement meo manle
2uii Toe Stanoiraoer, cr tiiialqs. u 6.
Roienauilt Noripah, &aialie So, 81. 373i
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22
Tait GiemOot, t.
0ouo ttl5alas
tiIiat9s eGer tiaeic.

0ano titialgs. - 200 2lcrcs al
aoot % frlgtbart 2auo / ct gOOt MORT
Settlement tIliaIg5 paa gpOe &tlfdar. @oot
Nus % s gtcres IrRr. 218 Wfil til Mtarfet.
&an faa Seiio0eIle piebIitteiig. 6or u9rs
mere SplD3niu9er bcnoeuo Sem I'll 8. Otto
Jon. 8nogcr, Soma. 72T
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

S7uifcs. -@u ilinf "8uttermnfer" /
~ et fDrite ala3i'5 NicIert meo Dc nDeite
Og beoite Nialtiner % S~nor5tHiH9er BHi'es.
&Illtriu Starbuf Creamery Sc, Stnrbud,
0inn. 37.35
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22
Sea Wlorfe til ne~oenltaaenoe prtler:

ERaStns 30. $50 gnosiuHer % en- Hoea S,Fs mo Bent Wood Cover. $40"
aa Sfns no. 4.-5O 5fufsr pn bnr gHos % en- iben Stufe = sci.
ganine 30. Sire StuHr pau bRr GHbs Os en- ioen cliff; - seq.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

Stiu9ens glgreS oeroco fulornot,
fat Os fulOitanbi9 ems paa begse
Sioer al Igiet. Raltiuen er for.
ipnet mso ct Lott SaanObIuL, bpOr.
peo man ueb SIGIp af en- Connie
Nrue fan itanoie Mtuitiuerret, msosus
SpoIen fplosS. 9en bar EN- bsi
Grm, iom Segniusen bier, bOiltst
giper soo Bloos peo 3ptet3 Souuo'
tertng, uoeu at gIoe ben ct tIumiet
ubieenbe. Gen bar oernGlt en-
auturtatif SpOIe 8;noer (bobbin
winderL Der er iaa filler % pau'
liOeIis / fin girreu, at en- onarIig
ounoet SpoIs oil UGre en- umu.
liQbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

.V'''oen Uar a~ibiulpea.
VS. 0'IOe Der pau mas
s'an8 til gOerlisere
lsrenS EC,,t.:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-26
Bay Ridge Items.

About two thousand people went down
on the steamer Columbia to Bay Ridge
Saturday to the weekly dance given in
the pavilion by the Chesapeake Resort
Company, under the management at the
Ridge of Mr.. Frederick s. Baker. There
was dancing on the outgoing and incom-
ing trips. After the landing of the boat
at Bay Ridge the regular delightful con-
cert was given at the Music Shell by
Wright's Military Band, Prof. j. Harry
Wright, conductor. The same band fur
nished music at the dancing pavilion.
Prof. w. Il. Auer, of Baltimore, was the
floor conductor of the dancing. The mn
sical and dancing programme was rs FOL
lows: Les Lanciors, "American Repul.
lie March, by Ii. ii. rhiele; waltz.
'sDon t BE Cross, "from e. Zeller' comic
opera, "per Obersteiger;" two-step
Executive March, dedicated to Hon.
IIayd Iowndes, by w. G. Henderson,
Les Lanclers, "Huntrer's JOy.n by t.
II. Tola1li; waltz, Angel g Dream, {" by
Andrew Herman; Les Lanciers, "Nur-
sery Rhymes" by Theodore IA. Tobani.
Just after the dancing, display Of fire
works was made by Messrs. William r.,
MARI and Fred Vogt, agen Is for Bond
u Cs. The display was said to DO the
finest of the season.
The following are the late arrivals at
the Bay Ridge Hotel: VIM. &. Brown
and wife, Of Washington. ID. g.; George
Bancroft and wife, Walter A. Brown
and wife, of Washington, ID. g.; William
j. Fizoni, of Baltimore; S. Schwarz, OF
New York; w. w. Emmett, of Balti.
more; Harry B Ford and wife, Of Bal.
timore; Mrs. n. a. Cone, Of Washing.
t0l, ID. c.; Miss Fannie Gressitt. OF Bal.
timore; A. r. Taylor and wife, of Wash.
ington, u. G., and Miss r. Burrs, OF
Chicago, Ill.
Tomorrow night minstrel perform.
ance will be given in the dancing pavil.
ion by the col0red employees Of the place
A special trsin will run from Annapolis
at 7.30 p. m. and return ut midnight.
Yesterday about three thousand per.
Sons visited Bay Ridge. The steamer
Columbia brought dawn 1900 on hei
evening trip.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-26
NAVAL NEWS.

4 general test and competition be-
tween machine guns has been set TO be-
gin Monday, the 10Th of September, al
Indian Head. 1t is expected that six
machine arms viii enter this contest,
three of them being automatic and the
other three not SO, the automatic weS-
Dons being the Colt, the Marim- Norden-
feldt and the H0tchkiss, the other being
the Gaming, the Eccles and the Pratt
and Whitney. 1t IS expected that the
test will continue for about two weeks.
Acting Secretary McAdoo has am-
nounced the names of the gunboats here
tOf0re known as number :, and 3, now
building Newport News. They are the
Nashville, for Nashville, Tenn. VIII
mington, for Wilmington, Del, and
Helena, for Helena, Mont. The tug
boat at Mare Island has been named
Unadilla.
Commodore Tryon, chief of the medi-
cal bureau OF the Navy Department, has
prepared, and Secretary Herbert has ap-
proved, an order making regulations for
the care of the wounded in naval engage.
mentS. The new order is TO obviate the
difficulty of transferring wounded men
from the deck to the surgeon S room.
OF the seven warships now at the
Asiatic station Ave are in Chinese wat
ers, the Yorktown having arrived M
Chefoo yesterday. The force is regard
ed IS sufficient for any emergency which
may arise.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-26
PERSONAL MENTION.


Those Who Go and Those Who Come.
Miss Lizzie Monahan, of Millersville
Is the guest of Miss Julia Geraci, Green
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. l. Taylor and
family, have been spending a few days
at West River.
Miss Gabrielle O'Hara, Of Harlem
avenue, Baltimore, is visiting relatives
at Annapolis.
Mr.. Jos. Ralston, of Washington
spent the day with the family of Nj. B.
Gardiner, Market street.
Miss Bessie White, has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Lemuel Baldwin, North
Broadway, Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nile Sellman, Of Full.
ton avenue, Baltimore, paid visit tC
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Hayes, Main street.
Mrs. Annie Manning and children.
of Baltimore, is visiting her mother
Mrs. Pindell, Gloucester street.
Mr.. d. ID. Woodward, has returned
from Atlantic City. n. j., where he haE
been sojourning for several weeks.
Judge and Mrs. James Revell, Miss
Susie Eowan and r. Malcom Hunter
of Annapolis, are regiss cred at the Shel.
ton hotel, Asbury Park, n. J.
mMr. and Mrs. Orville Taylor, of Har.
lem avenue, Baltimore. spent the day
yesterday with her sister, Mrs William
Iglehart, Conduit street.
Miss Nellie Gassaway, Miss Walton,
Miss Stockett, Mrs. L. ID. Gassaway,
Mr.. Frank A. Munr0e and Mr.. r. E.
Fisher, have returned from trip tc
Atlantic City.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-26

The most favorable fabrics for yacht
ing gowns are serge, linen and duck
Beautiful models are made OF whRe lin
Ell with wide sailor collars Of some bright
color. The popular ecru linen cOllaTettes
and plastrOns are used both fer cotton
and wool dresses. The skirts are g0red,
lined with silk and have stiff interim
ing half yard deep. Mohair is the IA
vOrite fabric for the French cycling COS
TUNES. The KnickerbOckers are very
full and strapped over the knee. The
skirts are short and made with several
side-pleafs or box-pleatB. The jackets
have full skirts, wide Tevers and large
sleeves, which describes as well. the new
est coat for early autumn. The Cape
will continue TO be the NEST popular
garment on account Of the continuation
OF the voluminous sleeve. Both capes
and Jackets. as well as entire costumes
in tailor style. will be braided in the
same or black. The new shades of alpaca
are also braided. Novelties in wOOlen
fabrics are checked and plaid crepOn in
the new c0l0rs. The most recent imper-
tafiOn Of silk are all the varieties Of faille
and coeded silk. Velvets and velvet rib
b0ns appear in great quantities and vel
vet flowers in all varieties, and c0IOTs
will be used by the modists during the
coming season.
ssI.a Mode de Paris and SParis Al
bum OF Fashion cost $3.50 each per
years subscription or IS cents copy
The French Dress-maker " is S3.00 ler
annum or 80 cents q copy; and ia
Mode" S1.50 4 year or Is cents copy.
IL You are unable TO procure either OF
these Journals from your newHdealers do
not take any substitute, but apply by
mail 10 Messrs. a. Mcdowell 4 Co.,
West 14th street, New York.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-26
PRICE ONE GENT
NEWS IN THE STATE.
Condensed from our DAILY and weekly Ex
changes.

Condensed from Our Daily and Weekly ExA
changes.
Laurel is making extensive street i'm.
proyemtnts.
The drought is disastrous in many
parts of Maryland
A large creamery WAS burned Satur-
day morning at Walkersville, Frederick
county.
a little daughter Of Chief Judge Boyd
died in Cumberland Of scarlet fever,
aged ten years.
There is continued complaint Of low
water in the Potomac river and Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal.
Large quantities of mountain peaches
are being sent in refrigerator cars from
Ilagerstown. TO the West.
Wilson, the colored man who assault
ed Miss Jeans, at Catoctin, Frederick
county, has not yet been arrested.
The Thistle cotton mills. at leicester,
We're stopped Saturday by the cutting of
the belt ON the main driving shaft.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-26
I'm Police Circaes.

Mayor John II. Thomas has grSnted
to each member of the police force va
cation of one week. Officer Brooks wss
the first to take his leave, which began
yesterday.
Philip Parkinson was arrested SAtur-
day night for drunk and disordsrly CON
duct OH the Point by Officer Thomas. lie
was given hearing before Justice John
b. Flood yesterday and WAS fined 1915,
which he paid.
Minnie Stewart was sent to the House
of Correction for twelve months by JUS
tice Flood. She was arrested by Officers
Mace and Brooks for keeping disorder
ly house on the Point.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-26
ANNAPOLIS LOSES AGAIN.
Standing Of the Clubs in the Inter
County Base Ban League.

COuuty DdS5 0An LEAGUE
The Annapolis baseball club seems to
have forgotten how 20 play bali. They
have lost nearly every game during the
month with the clubs in the league. On
Saturday the nine lost 70 Relay by Il
score Of TO 6. Annapolis made thirteen
hits of Bisbee, and IIolidayoke held the
visitors down 60 live. However, he gave
bases on balls. and the home team made
six errors 70 the visitors two. The Wis
itors kicked and wrssngled and delayed
the game. which had to be called at the
sixth inning.
The Relay Club by defeating Annap-
oils Saturday gained Il firmer hold upon
first place for the Laurel Journal cham
pi0nship pennant IN the mter-t ,uuniy
League. The Laurel Grescents also dc
feated the Annapolis Club last Thursday
and raised their percentage several points
The fight is now between the Relay. Lau-
rel Athletic Club and Laurel Crescents
for first place, witha chance heavty IN
Relays favor. The Crescents and Lau
rel Athletic Club will tomorrow play at
Laurel the last game of bic series. An-
nap0lis by being defeated Thursday and
Saturday by Laurel Cresaents and Relay
Clubs drops to last place aud the Cres-
cents advance to fOurth place. The
standing of tie clubs for the pennant up
TO August 18th is as follows:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-26
One niaht when Dir. Isaac Reese was |

One night when Nr. Isaac REESE was
stopping with me, says NJ. +. Hatch. a
prominent merchant of Quartermaster,
Washington, heard him groaning. On
going TO his room Ifound him suffering
from cramp collie. He was in such
agony feared he would die. / hastily
gave him dose of Cham berlain' 5 Collie,
Cholera and DiarThoea Remedy. He
was soon relieved and the first words he
uttered were, 'swiat was that stuff you
gave me 2" / informed HIM. A few
DAYS ago we were talking about his at
tack and he said he was never without
that remedy now. / have used it in my
family for several years. / know its
worth and do not hesitate to recommend
it to my friends and customers. For
sale by Feldmeyer Bros. City Drug
Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-26

Mr.. e. G. Strong, principal of the
public schools at Anderson, Cal, says
II have used Chamberlail Pain Balm
and have found it an excellent remedy
for lameness and slight wounds.
L.ameness usually results from sprain,
"a other injury, or from rheumatism,
for which Chamberlain Pain Balm is
especially intended and unequtlled. 1t
affords almost immediate relief and in
short time effects permanent cure.
For sale by Feldmeyer Bros, City Drug
Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-26

The Avon Yachting Club, of Chester,
Pa, arrived here to-day on the schooner
yacht "Chicola. y Ike club is out on q
Hteen days cruise on the Chesapeake,
and viii go down to Old Point Comfort,
Cape Charles, and Norfolk, Va. The
vessel is in charge OF Capt. George Ma
son, of Camden, N. j. Those aboard are
Edwin Evans, John Bourke, William
Dyer, Charles Thomson, William Ar
mold, Herman Lamb, w. ii. Lane, Jas.
II. Bell, II. w. Calls, II. Brewster aud
William Aglesby. After visiting the
Naval Academy and State buildings the
party left for Bay Ridge, where they em-
barked on their vessel.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-26
Prhce Coorre.. Conntr Falr.

The Agricultural Fair Association OF
Prince Georges County, has issued the
entry list for races 20 be held at Upper
Marlboro August 27th TO 30th, inclusive.
All the Glasses filled we'll. There will
be four OF more trotting, pacing and run
ming events daily, making seventeen al
together. The purses foot up $4,000.
There are more than 1870 entries, among
them some Of the best horses to be found
IN this part Of the country. Dennis
CLAUDE. DIR. W. q. Tuck aud several
etterS will haye here on Thursday to
attend tie fsfir.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-26
beware Of Ofntments for Catarkh that
Contain hIarcnfN

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on prescrip-
tiOns from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do is ten fold TO the
good you can possibly derive from them.
Hall Catarrh Cure manufactured by II.
Cheney q Co., Toledo, o., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally upon
the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. In bnying Hall 5 Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. 1t is taken
internally, aud made in Toledo, Ohio,
by II. j. Cheney - Co. Testimonials
free
6ySold by all druggists price 75c. per
bottle.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-26
a Chanre b JournaIism.

Mr.. J. Crest King, who, for many
years published the Maryland Gazette,
it is said, will, on and after Septem Der
1st, take charge Of the Argus, Repub-
lican paper published here. The Argus
has been published for several months
by Mr.. Dennis Claude, ESQ.,, who is a
Repubiican candidate for States Attor-
ney. We wish our old friend much sue
cess.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-26
cheap excursions to .s,s West.

Bountiful harvests are reported from
all sections of tthc west and northwest,
and an exceptionally favorable opp0rtu-
nifty for home seekers and those desiring
a change of location is offered by the SER
les of low-rate excursions which have
been arranged by the North Western
Line. Tickets for these excursions, ~
with favorable time limits, will be sold
on August 10Th, September 10th and cath
to points in Northern Wisconsin. Michi-
gan, Northwestern Iowa, Western Min
nes0ta, South Dakota, Nebraska. Colo
rado, Wyoming, Utah and large num-
Der of other points. For full iRfOrma-
tion apply to agents Of lines, or address
T. A. Vaille, s. +. r. A., No. 1l2 South
Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-08-26
Fen Davs TRIP % Ns.gara rails.

An early fall trip to Niagara Falls,
Watkins Glen, Mauch Chunk, Glen
Onoko, Rochester and Geneva, has been
arranged via the Royal Blue Line and
the famous Lehigh Valley route.
A special express with Pullman Par
lor Cars attached, in charge Of an ex-
perieneed tourist agent, will leave i. Il
D. station, Washing ton, Thursday, Sep
tember 18th, $40 a. m, Baltimore 9.05
a. M. arriving at the Falls l1.00 q. m.
Round trip Ecket good ten days, $40.