davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06

gdrtner ooppelt portbeiGbdft unO fir ben
prtpatgdrtner etne Sreube, Mttte ooer @noe
Sebruar 19on Spargel an 0anb 81 BADEN,
Sobalb Der Spargel i'm Jreien begtnnE,
in bic 9obe gu tommen, bebe n1dn Die Sen tier,
pel6e nun anbertpeitig 8eripenbung finbsn
fOnnen, ab unb Bore i'm 8eete auf, 5u ite3en.
Dian mub ben Spargel i'm 8eete bur9 gu
langes Ste9et nibt gu febr f9pd3e1; es tit
better fir ibn, tpenn er fir bas nd9fte Sabr
re9t er1tarten fdnn.
0a man fol9e 8eete auF bic bef9riebene
WeiIe ale Sabre antreiben fam, in btefen
8eeten ft9 aber aud mod anbere Semitic
obne Na9tbeil fir ben SpargeG aieben lais
fen, tpel4e ebenfaGs nod einen rei8ii9en
@rtrag abtperfen fDnnen, 10 lit es auBer
alem 53peifel, baB bic talte 81 argeGzSrei=
berei, lpenn ri6tig bur9gefiibrt, ii6 als
re4t lobnenb e~rtpetfen tpirb. S4lteBltb 1et
mod bemerft, baB bon praftti9en @drtnern
bielfa9 bic 8ebauptung beftritten ptrb, bag
cine breiidbrige Spargelpflanae elm I6nelez
res uno beferes 8efult, b. +. frii6ere unb
ftGrtere @pargelpfeifen 1iefere, ais 8. 9. cine
elm ober 5peiidbriee. sic 1telen bic @egenz
bebauptung auf, baB cine Sp~argelpffan5e,
pel@e bret Sabre lang an elmer Stele qez
Itdnben bat, 1teu1als 10 trGftig tperoen fDnne,
als etne iii1gere, Der man ale mDglt9e Sorgz
falt bat angebeiben laf1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
Oanfbar blahenoe 8e9onien.

Gs giebt nur tpenige Bfl%dn5enarten, bic
in 70 tur5er .3eit cine 70 grobe 8eoeutnn9
fir bic @ultur erlangt baben, tpte es BET
BEN 8eqonten e@6tefbldtter) Der San 1T.
9te1elben 1pteleh beute fopobl als ipertb@
bple beforattpe 8lii6er fir bic 3tergdrten
i'm Gommer, tpie aud als banfbdre 8liber
in ben @epG9s6du1ern nnb als Simmer
pflanaen, eintge auG tpdbrenb Der @interz
aeit, cine 1ebr ni9ttqe &ole. Gum %eriteren
53tped eignen .fi9 Die berf9iebenen berrs
liben 0drietdten Der fnoaentragenoen 8ez
qDnien, u8egonia bnbrtba" nnb 5tpar bic
etnfa9bli6enben 8artetdten, Die bur9 tire
lebbaften, Iatten 5arben BON Gotb, 0elb
unb @eiB bas Nuge bonn Stunt big gum
6erbfte erfreuen. Nls cine febr empfeblens=
pert6e Neu6eit ptrb Die r8egonta bpbrtba
oiaanted mana, al1o cine ntebrtge Sartez
tat nit febr sroBen, orange 3arld9 GEE
fiiQten 8liitben, in ben 9anbel ge6ra9t.
gefiiGtblibenben 8artetGten Der Sez
qonia bnbrioa finb bagegen empftnDlt4er ltao
etqnen 1i9 mebr nun fir Die Gultur in ben
@epd6sbGuIern Sine febr pertbOole
interchangeable 8egonie TT bic g8egonia
8aumanni", NIT sroBen, belrotbea, tpoblz
rie9enben 8liitben. 9urb &%reuaung ber<
1elben nit Der n8egonta hpbrioa gi9antee"
e~ntftanb cine bon Der 5trma 9aege &c
@6mibt in @rfurt in ben 9anoel gebrd9te
6orte, bic ,8egonta 8aumannt 1pbrioa",
bic fotpobG fir bic Sreilanbcultur al5 au9
fir bic gultur in @end9sbdu1ern iib glet4
aut empfeblen ioa; bic 8lutben BADEN etpen
arqenebmen Sbeegeru6; bic Sorte tit rei3<
bliibenber als Die r8egonta 8aumannt"
unb bat bebeuteno gr0Bere Blu:9ea BON
leu6tenb roIenrotber Sdrbung. SIR bas
freie 2anb eignet ft9 tpstter Die be-
fannie febr banfbar blibenoe rSe=
aonta femperflorens" unb mod mebr bic
neuere Sorm berielben, Die pgegonta 1emper<
florens atropurpurea" Wernon), cine Wartez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
6eeen ocn Knodenfpat.

Sin gutes Mittel gegen ben &no4enIpat,
tpel9es tb f6on oft NIT @rfolg a%ngepenOet
babe, lit fplgenbes: Meb1ubltmat, Sued@
fiber unb Sob, BON iebem cine hinge, tperz
ben nit 10 biel S3tpeinefett Dermengt, UNI
baraus cine Salbe gu %getptnnen. Sds
Qued1ilber unb Sob tperOen 3uerit 3ufdm<
men gemiI9t, bann fiigt man bas @ubltz
mat unb 8ulebt bas S9mal5 bin5u. 9as
pirb out untereindnber gerii6rt nro oann
raiirt mar bas 6aar fotpeit binpeg, Gl5
bic 8einqef6pulft rei9t. 9ierduf f9miert
man rings berum nit Sett Elm, nur ni6t
auf Der 9tele, BON tpel9er Die 9aare entz
fernt purben, pobur9 er3telt miro, baB Die
9al6e nur auf bic 9ef6pulit einpirtt/
Stun reibe man BON benz PrGpdrdt 10 bieI
Elm, als auf Elm 5 Gent Nidelitiid ge6t un6
fa6re hermit jeben MOrgen 4 Sage lang
fort. Nu6 8erlduf BON z Bis s Sdgen
lpirb bas @e19piir aufbre9en, porduf bic
Wunbe nit @eifsnpa1er 1 Biz 2 @tunbeu
lang ausgetpaI9en tperben muB, tppbur6
Die gtftige Mirfung Der Salbe b~eIeitigt
pir6; aud bic 9eilung ptrb bur9 bieie
@af9ung bef9leunigt. Die Sable barf
aber ni6t nit benz bloBen, Singer, fono.rn
muB NIT einem 9oG3, 2Dffel II. bgl. aufgez
f6miert perben. 9em Bferb muB ioG6z
renD Der 8ebanblung &ube gegOnnt tperben.
So6m &B, S1ltnpis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
Gum Kaffeebau.
Bon Trteor. &mnse in Merifo.
(GGluB.)
Grnte uno oSenef3iren''.

8ie BEL alien Ianbnirtbf 9aftlt6en linz
terne6mungen, 1T aud bier bic @rnte8eit
bic f6perIte. @enn Der &affee reift, mas
meiitens I'M Nobember begtnnt, gebt alles
aufs SeGb, MGnner. @eiber unb 9inber,
gum Bfliiden Der Sru9t. @igentli9 1T
ii6er Die Grnte midi biel gu iagen, nur baB
barauf M9t gegeben perben muB, taB Die
8Orlerte itets BET ben 2erten i'm JeIb fein
miifen, fpeG9e beim Pfliiden bteIe Srrt6t
duf ben 8oben fallen ldfIen unb natiiGIi9
gu fdul iinD, 6iefel6e ouf3ulefen, une itetig
6a3u dnge6dlten tperben miiffen. Mu1
f%treifen bic Mrbeiter nit 8orliebe bic 3ipeiqe
nit ben Singern ab, mas 16neQer un6
bequemer tit, als Die ein3elnen Srii9te abz
5urupfen; bier muB man 19urf 9l6t bar
ouf geben, benin bas 4btreifen f61bet
natiirlih febr, ba bobur4 ale tteinen
Sriebe, pie 8lutbentnDfpen, entpeber ger
quetf3t Dber abgertfIen fperben.
9eben mir gum n8enefi5tren" u6er. Ser
etngebra9te &affee nirb gemefIen unb
fommt in etnen 8e6Glter, BON mo aus er
bur6 einen tleinen @a7erftrabl in bic
S6dlmai6ine (sheller) 9etrteben mir6,
biefe f9dlt Die 8obnen aus Der flei16igen
Stride beraus un0 pirft bic Grfteren m
elmer Settle in Elm tiefer angelegtes 8affin
aus 8aditeinen, unb Qebtere an Der dnbez
rem Settle in einen 4b3ugstanaG, in pel6em
Muffer bic Stride fOrtfIieBt. 9as @9dlen
gef6tebt nm beiten fOfort, benin Die &irI9,
gebt febr f9neG in @dbrung iiber nnb Der
Bergamentfaffee erbGlt leiGt cine graae
Sarbe, lit f3perer gu tDaf9en unD trodnet
langfamer. Die bette S3dlmaf9ine lit lie
BON SSo6n @orbon &c So, in QonDon. Sen
$affee in Der gergamentbiilie ldBt man,
ouf einen 6aufen 3ufammengetban, am
beiten 3ugebedt, ca. 12-15 Stunben uunnz
geriibrt, pG6renb bieIer 3ett gebt er in
@dbrung iiber, pobur9 iib Die mod baften
gebliebene Mafe Iei9ter l0fen ldBt, Ra9
M61auf biefer 3eit nirO er i'm 8aTin aus
qebreitet unb 3pei Dber bret Nrbetter, ie
mad Der 0uantitdt, itampfen nit ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
RetmSett uno Reimoduer BON Ge-
miiieiamen &c.

&us Der na6folgenben tabeGtariI9en 3u>
idmmeni telung Der befanntefen Semitic
f~orte1 tit erft9tlt3, pie lange Der Sumen gez
pDbnlt3 brau9t, UNI aufaugeben unb auh,
tpie LANCE er fetmfdbig bletbt. gu bsmerferl
tit bterbet iebOh, baB bic angegebenen Sabz
len nun fir fol9e Sabre o1s giiltig gu be-
tra9ten finb, in benen bic. Samen i6re bole
&etfe erlangt baden, Sn 8e5ug auf bic
&etm5ett unb &eimbarer piirben fi6 ut
Sa6ren, tpel9e Der N1sbilbung bes 5omen5
ungiinftig ftnb, oft neTentlt9 anbere 53a6len
berauSfteQen. Die 8etm5eit fann ollr6 Iebr
9iiniti9es Wetter bef6leunigt, burb unginz
fige 8itterung O~era0gert tperben. ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
unfer 8ienenftan6.

gs berrf9t unter ben 8~tenenipirt6en ptelz
fa6 bic Meinung, baB bas Nnfden bon 8iez
nenndbrpflan3en ooer 9oniggepd9fen i'm
@arten fir bic @%rndbrung Der 8ienen faft
gar teinen 3ped babe, bo9 fol9en MnTi9ten
1T nit auer @ntI9teDenbeit entgegen gu trez
ten: ba finb 3, 9. bic Sobannisz unb
Observation-Disclosures, bic Der 8tene 6alber
gar nt3t gen1g i'm @arten angelegt nerben
unb bic ibren Nnbau auf aue JGle
neil. fie, penn in Menge ange=
pflanSt, Der 8tene cine Dole Sriibtro9t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
Die KartoFeIpoden betrefeno.

SIN Der n2anbtp. 8etlage" bonn 30. San.
B. S. babe tb NIT grOBem Snterefe ben
@rtifel iiber &artOffelpoden g%eleien uro gebe
t3 ben1felben meme Dpue3uitimmung. 9ur3
bic forttpd6renben M}tBerfolge Ii nierer &arz
tcffelernten entmutbigt, babe i3 mir beretts
porgenpmmen, feline &artoffeln mebr 5u
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
6ur Aufbewahrnne eriiner Sobnen fir oer
mtr1ter.

SSn Der u2an6tp, 8eiGage" go. 7 bonn 20,
Se6ruar lag i9, baB me6rere 9amen elm
betpGbrtes 3ecept gum @inma9en griiner
@6ntttbpbnen piinf3en. 9ier 1T zines,
peldes 10 letdt bon feinem anbern iibertrofz
fen tperoen fann. 3uert perben bic 8obnen
oman ntmmt ba5u btde, fleif9ige) gut ton
ben 5Goen befreit. Sat man einen Serb bou
bergert4tet, 10 tommen 1ie 1ofort in einen
groBen Sopf ooer &efiel nit fo9enpem GDaIz
fer, in tpel4em man ie BON 4 Bis 5 Minuten
toden ldBt, tpoour9 ben 8o9nen Der linen
etgene berbe 8ef9mad benommen tptrb.
3urd9f 19ittet man bic 8obnen auf cine
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06

pflanaer, folte uns aber 9r. @iirrf9mibt
nit ieinem erpro6ten Mittel ge9en bic f3Go@
1i9en Btl3e re9t balb befannt MAIDEN uno
es in ben Marft brtngen, 70 tpiirbe i9 mod
etnen @erfu6 maben, ;. +. nit besinft5trz
tenn @ddtdut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
Sprehfnnl.

Die gebattion telt Sic 8enusuns 6es Spre6s
faaGs, iowett Ser &aum es sulabt, BEN 9eiern 6er
n2anbp. 8eilase" fret our @er{iiguns, bod per-
,oabrt iie iib ~basesen, NIT Dem Snbalte Der artifeG
tSenttftdtrt gu 1perber, inbem berielbe ni9t IeIten
ienbunsen, berem @erfalier li9 ni3t nit benz uoQen
3anten unS 0obnort nnteraeaAnen, ftnben feine
Nufnabme.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
8eprg B1ttmer,
8ennfDIDanter n.

" II m, 3. 3eb.- Sn ben Nn3eigeipalten
Der tpD9entlt9en nSutnOis @taatsz3eitung"
bom 20. Sebr. B.. S. ftnbet 9r. Wtttmer cine
auf bieien 9egenftano 8e5ug 6abenoe Mnz
5eige bes 9rn. Wurrf9mtot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06

@oipeit iiber ben &affeebau. Sd babe
MIDI, INN nt9t 81 bieG &aum in oteiem 8latte
beanfpru9en gu mii1er1, 70 fur3 gefaBt, tpie
es mir mOgIi9 NOR, babur9 bin i9 geapun=
gen, Die Sa3e nur 5tenli9 algemein gu be-
banbeln. gtt4tsOeitotpeniger BIN th ieber5eit
qerne bereit. iotpeit es in meiaem MtFen
ftebt, an SeOermann biesbe3iiglt3 &usfunft
5u geben.
pluma 9ibaGgo, @taat Saraca, &epubGit
Of Werito, ben Is. Sanuar 1895.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
TT r IT 7

Inner beuti6er 8lou3et= uno Somen.9otalo9
ianbtf limb 10 Sic 3 Ste. fir Bprto unb Der
pafung betleger, ieuOen mir frei elm @afet Der be-
riibmten 9iSmardsSurfe; ooer fir 4 Gts. ein Yacet
John A. SaIZer Seed Co.. ga @rolie, isis.
16tanlSm0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-23
III II SInke rnnIerlnle.

uuuu1.,o.ly conference OF ihn ral
la.e 1sse % I.n will convene ia
.hc Assembly Han on saturday Ju.o
], auI boo the Tabernacle yu Sunday
June @, 1895.
MoaiiHss will commence on SN.uf.
day NJ Do a,m. ami p.mp and 900
sunday atlUu.m., q pan. aui '.aI ,..H.
a general attendance of 80 ,Dy .l..als
ami members be- feuuus.ch
Angus NJ CANSos,
JDsaru T. ray LuR.
CHARLES w. paSUIsE
Presidency W bo a.asg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-23
MILITARY AFFAIRS
,rnrn, ron AZ EARLY ELECTION
,.. ou., Of captain GILBERT Of the
Dire, cavalry, Declared Vacant
Board Of Officers Meet

..sl orders have just been i''uei
w,bc, iguarters Of tho National
I'd lin when resiguationa ana ap'
.,,,.pt.af number Of commi'-
I .mcpfs arc announced. ln
., sf., tnu ,nis, u Captain H. G.
aW-,fsf Sue iunt cavalry ,tho Troop
.....fatORdcul Is declared vacant,
s.a' ....i t,iug tugt tho captain mas
tN. ....ut rom tue Territory LOT
NJ. ..rlod than three months Wlih'
t.I.,yp OF absence. A. announcer
... c1IumuH some months ago
WI, lHIugrt was then In Mexico.
...rsufusu that he went from there
rtb America, but his prcluut
....H 1Hts arp uuEnUwn, To hll tue
..Gy thus created, ana others
a..f bv rasignatiJusu promotions
...y alrg.iou VIII uu utlJ. The
W.. ID. auction lrc ns iuIluwt.
.......l.u. hsu ArrHININiNI..
special uHgf. No .
........r. Nuuuua. Quart ui Utah,
...# city, NaF DO l.H.
... ..u#Iu. I.zIEuluHu7 AHl OPP
...m.- UmuuE tnn commissioner
.#......H. announced
designations liili.l'..- ,''i'' ~.
Job" % 'hhN.h' ..' .'.., ~
'.r... Ils. Infantry Captain
...r.Hu4n. .rs Infantry uul SECOND
.U...HIu. q. .. I.'i..N' ..''
"...f .. ..a.,.i
Arr8.u.muHs-MHHr Jghu 'a
cannon. Iu. ,usairN t' D.. HlI '.ah,-
....Is., shu.ua. Guard p' .h.f "'.1
III. #us 90 uuftA'.t'H .''''' ''.''' %
.s.. ,.... ,..rt..., .i,.r.t y.,.Iry
..' ....I'..t ..tr fr
.tf .. ,...,rfIla.rI uH informs.
.... . .', ..i.r..a,I..u aa ru us present
tu..rY..t.Hu hold uy Im j. U"fHa
r.H vacant
.H. .aIUuu.ui tHr First Infantry
..... m.uuuIUuH I..m tHn "NH'.'"'r
...N Hwmaudin#, "i.. t'aA. ..'...
..aH ...y ..u..Hn 600 N.i DO.
..#.I UE DO" .......,.'..'..
MH. ... ....''.'.'.... ....' r.......rH-
.". ... ........ .. r.r..a lnI
... election OF NarHn bradley n-
H.. lieutenant company D. Iif7t ln.
ml, tI.' sa,N'' '.i,'io.' N h'g.,y r',.
.
a. DID,. n.,B,gar.rr. o. tHs Second
r.r.f infantry aru transferred
,... I..... .a 'r8uoIO.
H.urf.r.ul thu commandments
lHuN Co. tNEHuN,
Al|ulhnt.'.N'i'"
uOAUu ut OFFICERS MtLI'
Tho board Of National Guard oulcci'
recently appointed uy uflrI NI ln'
llmuauiCr-Iu.Uuiui, 20 formulate IuIo.
auI regulations Tor tue government ui
AU militia met yesterday anu lnH1e u
ffmaI beginning ui irrlg worn
uumuuT % copies ui SUCH rules nave
been received from similar llll.o'r
ln u.urr rialla hhu 'N"N'i'.
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ROUND TBE COURTS.
LAW ANp MOTION CALENDAR
John A. Lincoln wa, Fined s2j-
Probate observation-disclosures
Mites.

Another day hos been devoted boy
Cuisi Justice Merritt 60 the clusiNsH.
tiJa OF cases ON the law and motion
calendar iu addition Co. which one
divorce WAS granted Go a deserted wife.
Judge Bartcl hss been occupied Boo
chambers, but viii probably go .uf.Bg
portion 90 tomorrow.
Sarah B. BANNER W. Charles o..
Drummer was the title ~ n tuIt igT ai.
v8rcr hoard AMI determined before tuu
chief Justice upon the opening of Hi.
dtylsIIn Tho grounds upon which
tue complaint was based wCrr dee l,Igu
aud failure 60 support
Tho petitioner was represented Uy
Attorney Frank y. stephens nuI Buu.
uur y smith,
Iur parties iuJcrmnrriou Ht Road
Ridge, JulufAIo, on October DIS. 1850.
suu tupIr aTu Two ruIIIrHu.rlH Clarence
aged sixteen, auI Grace, AGED eleven.
IA October, 1893, while thu iuuHE
were residing 300 this city Hruuu"I
dparttuI h'H wife ami uilsUuus aud boo
pv,F since failed Co contribute uuy.
lining fH iuuIr support. he said Do.
be- now Twins somewhere cut 70. Cine
Territory. Since Iuu time NJ the uu.
feftl0u sire. BruuuuT has boon FuI.
nruue herself AUD children by uul
own .augI
Judge Merit, grau,Od the decree
AMI awarded tur Wliu the Cust4dy u.
the miuufe. NO Gllmuuy was aaHr4
iuE
The defendant was not represented,
tho case going by default
uuIEE GASES.
Arthur Brown W tuc Tribune Pub.
fishing company. Tho siA.rmgut lu
this case vas now settled NY tlr count
and flul and the heating uInu melton
fur a now trial tr. i1g TOMORROW,
Hguud Of Education VI. J'hI BguN
ptal. Attorney J. TO- AHwJlu, au nr
paIt ~ the defendants, nsI,rgt br.u
waived time 20 answer AMI ihr p.li.-
lil uuuB.nuUEi the order ~ reference
was ret aside and Judgment gutgguI
or the defendants, the Pacific Lumber
company, upon lutgTuluAiuT on tluiT
cross complaint,
Geo. W. Ludlow N Go. Va. BynI
Davis o., nj. The hraHug ON demurrer
o. complaint urI,s complaint uuI nl
order % snow Cvusu tur the apo %
mput uin receiver wac continued tl
Monday next Leave was given 10 DC
supplemental complain
k.unarl NlGHlu W. j.. b. do
G3lyrr. Motion fora new tupl argued
ami uyurfuIyi ana nu exception iuEou.
Eliza -uulrr W.. j, nj. Howell
Lruyu given Unluull's attorney ~, NJ.
ngmilIOuI 900 Withdraw summon ist
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FIRST BRIGADE ORDERS.


...f W.t,..rI.I uHy UarnIn
''''" '' ''''' ''' ""'
,..n
Following arc Tue OBJECTS d" ''t'''
issued um the tNlup OF BugHIlrT
UrluraI Young, tu which TuitIclu
..I.I. boa fIt. 81 FN,.. last evening.
HF.0nt Guard ni lmh,
N.H"NI orders, 40. ID.
headquarters, IIrst Brigade
SAM lNEr Dn, NIuy -. is.H.
FruHm' tu th. requirement. ~ section
i... I.u military u.uu ui luH Territory,
I" Wl pH % public inspection aud
No H. ihn troops 20, ihif command
.. .NIra#yt tH1 dI.h day ul May
.r
.umpu.u s., 10 aud ID and tho
..... .ru Infantry. Troop DO First
O...Er .sH Aralluy ANl 600 HIEuM
...IH ".I assemble uL ihulg ro'pu"HFn
...."H Iu lgNi marching ufNuI H. 7unA
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DR.. SHELMLRDINE,
uuuc Hour, 10 90 %.
s,uu-hucrbach Iuld,as,
lG2 Main Street
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We shall iaEo tho intervening days going through
mo stock and marking everything down for
this aalo o. will embrace goods from
every departments
Merchandise has nevor boon oflorod as low as
prlcos wo shall namo, and 10 Will pay you
10 como from al distances to attond
this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-23

Following arc tue orders iu detail
issued { um the f,iuuc OF Bugudlpr
nraual Young, To- which rrigIcDc.
EH. msIr mo- luu NEWa last evening:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-05-18
CAPITAL JOTTINGS.

Picked Up Here and There by OurUbiqui-
tous Reporters.
Soft crabs retailed today ut 25 cents
per dozen-all counters. -
Some sickness of a great order is
reported in the countp.
--s'condiment" is a general tonic,
stimulent nutritious and fattening food
for Cattle. For sale by j. III. Raw
lings, West street, opposite the depot.
Strawberries retailed in Market this
morning-2 boxes for % cents.
The weather predictions received at
the CAPITAL Office this morning says !:
weather unsettled, probable showers
tonight, followed by fair and warmer
tomorrow.
Gasoline and Oil Stoves.-For tie
latest improved Gasoline and Oil Stoves,
go to j. III. RAWLINGS, West street, opp.
the depot.
The City Drug Store is the place for
Soda and Mineral waters. Feldmeyer
Bros.
-HANLIN Bros, strictly Pure Ready
Mixed Panus and Pure Oil Wood Stains
prepared for immediate use, for sale by
j. Ii. RAWLINGS, West St, opp. depot.
--RHEUMATIsM is caused by Uric Acid
in the blood. DIR. Humphreys Specific
No. Is opens the clogged ducts-purities
the blood-Tenews health and vigor, and
cures the rheumatism.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-05-18
MaryIand ColonIal raper currency.

A subscriber sent the Baltimore Sun
four specimens Of the colonial paper cur
rency of Maryland in use just prior To
the Revolution. One is a bill for half "a
dollar, authorized by an act of the Mary
land Assembly, and dated at Annapolis,
March LIST, 1870. The others are for two
thirds, one-third and one.sixth OF "a dol
lar, respectively, all dated In l774. The
front of each bears fac-simile OF the
c0lony's seal and the signatures Of two
terfeit." The use OF the word dollar at
this early date is derived from the fact
that Spanish-American silver ollars
were then in common circulation In the
British colonies. The value Of the Mary
land paper dollar is explicitly stated on
the bills to be As. 3d., which is slightly
larger than the present rate Of exchange.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-05-18
The Emects Of the Cold weather.

The cold, damp chilly weather of the
past week has very much retarded vege-
tation of this section. Strawberries
which were in bloom sumo two weeks
ago, have been very much damaged by
the cold rains and many have rotted OH
the vines. The need of few warm
suns is very much felt. Peas and other
early vegetables have also been very
much backened and impaired ard need
milder weather for their maturity. Far
mers generally complain OF the back
wardness Of the season and the great
injury that has resulted to all kinds of
vegetation from the continued wet, cold
season. The peach crop, they claim,
will be failure to "a great extent, and
not third of a crop, some predict, will
be realized. The same is predicted for
most other fruits.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-05-18
NAVAL NEWS.
summer Tour of Inspection of Yards.

summer Aouf VI AhSprShoA ~ haEus.
The Alert, which sailed from San Suan
del Sur a few days ago, has arrived at
Panama.
The United States corvette Alliance
has arrived at southampton.
I Admiral Kirkland, with the San Fran
cisco and Marblehead, has sailed from
Algiers to Gibraltar. This viii be the
last station at which these vessels will
stop before they assemble at Sonthamp-
ton, to which the Kiel fleet is ordered
before going to the celebration. The
New York probably will sail tomorrow
for southampton and the Columbia on
the Goth.
The following naval orders have been
issued: Lieut.. +. 5. Carter, detached
from the AlhatroSs and ordered TO the
Independence. Lieut.. B. l.. Scott, de-
tached from the Bennington and ordered
to the Albatross as executive officer.
Ensign r. Ii. Leigh, detached from the
Bennington and ordered TO theAlbatross.
Ensign Z. III. Hughes, detached from
the Mohican and ordered to the Alba
tross.
Secretary Herbert has decided upon
his itineracy for the summer tour of
inspection of the navy-yards and naval
stations along the Atlantic seaboald,
and proposes leaving Washington the
middle of June on the Dolphin, and will
be absence probably monthar six weeks
The trip Will embrace the same stations
as were visited by him last summer, but
will include beside the Port Royal naval
stations and possibly Key West.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-05-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

Those Who Go and Those Who Come.
Miss Evangeline Bells, is the guest of
friends in Baltimore.
Miss Owings, of Howard county, is
visiting Miss Gassaway on West street.
Mrs. Bagby, Of Virginia, is visiting
her son who is a cadet in the Academy.
Mrs. G.. T.. Thornton and her son
Seeley left yesterday for Cincinnati, to
be absent month visiting relatives.
Cadets J.. S. Adams and S. A. Kava-
naugh of the class of 94 are visiting
friends at the Naval Academy.
Mr.. VIM. K. Minnick, gave drum
limitations ut an entertainment in Bal
timore last night.
Mr.. Oliver Tunis and sister, Miss
Blanche Tunis, of Long Island, N. Y,
visited Annapolis today. Their brother
Mr.. Howard Tunis is a student of ST.
John Is College.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-05-18
NEWS IN THE STATE.

Condensed from Our Daily and Weekly Ex-
changes.
The Circuit Court of Carroll county
is i'll session.
The independent democrats of Har-
ford county have organized.
A heavy frost prevailed in nearly every
district in Washington county last night.
The Washington County Christian En-
deavOr Union, is in session in Hagers-
town.
Carroll county democrats are favora-
BILE to Senator Pinkney j. Bennett for
governor.
Frank Welsh, small boy, who disap-
peared from his home in Cumberland,
has been found in Virginia.
On Monday next, May Goth, an cleo
tiOn for city councilmen will be held in
the six wards of Cumberland.
The seventy-fifth annual meeting of
the Maryland Class is in session at
Adamstown, Frederick county.