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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04

Rene Set.ion.n fuo Jest iur gei4tiqunG bsrats
ridtst. Skls ausaspihlts Cots. Ser Supsrtnt:ns
bent Dts @ruuoes uHO S0otus uire itos aeriiu!bts
ausiunit erthtilsH. Sas 6 rtmatori II m hsbt
t66li6 jur Snip.ition often. @ss:H 9db.rem p.noe
man nd an ben Experimentation oosr al ods Sns
r,nu In ~ 80. q arltssS tt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04
&irdlihe 4u3eigeR.

H~SS4Sar GindisEempcI. Bolton uEo % lIionftr.
R@ RabbIner Or. Is. n Rubcuffeiu.
Ter rSuHutag5 =8ottt5o itnft begiunt um II ll5r
9ormittoQs. - Nn j. 6:bruar 9ortrdg Ds Rabbit
n;rs 2. @gtniielO pom 9rOOtlDH, 9.z9. Sds guz
bkItum 1T adtunasnoq tinQtll0sn. 33l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04
0rlenn 6if.

IS farb am >. Gcbruar 1899 nnicTs Gelisbtt
Satin uuO Wutter oeIena Sid I'M @lter 9on
9esroiqunQ fiuOtt beutc, SImltao, zen l.
~Tfebruar. Q llbr gormittGas, bonn 3rdutrbdule'
Gtr. 2226, Niltsnsz Nusnus, aus nab per rSonlttz
9rdes6emctcrp" fatt. Greunoe uno Setanuie mo
bDili9it eingeluoeu.
Sp6n Gid Hebt prei
[3l-0 mtnbcridbrioeH &inbsrn:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04
Ghriftinc Diet.

Gs far6 d1 8. Sebruar 1899 Gbriitiue Sies, Qc=
lisbt, @attin non @eOrg Sits, im Glitter bon %
9ydbrtu. Dit 9erDigung iirOct orGtn H. Sonn=
Tao, 9taoaTnittaas , llbr, POM Sraurbauie 0tr.
IG4 NprSzggoifts, Gdt F~t0eral=Strabt, aus itatt.
Sic otnttrbIitbtntn II.
f2T-m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04
Spbu 9loaiit @anms

Es ftarb pl0bli6 am ,. 5ebruar 1899 Sobr
9lodm Waung inn 10. SebeHsiabre, Qthoreu IN
Gaits, Surmtdot. Die 9cerOiounG ttHoet an
. ountaa q, 3a6mittdgs UNI ? llbr, nonr&rauer'
bauie. psr gepbHuHg ieincs Sobnes, Nr. $40,
Sf=9ibol StraBc, ans fctt. 34-6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04
Observation-Disclosures ahn.

1ratiu Rrat I'm Is. S euuGr u
3Hes psrlaHsu bic 9iIeHsStdtIon, ME TO-
1870 gsrm. Sautllug, 6ouptlIHtt, y.
gabn unp benz Sibtn, dusgtuoHHtu e
y. g.=gabn na9 Gbambrsburg, War
y % PORN. - qorf, q. & S.sSipiFou,
ptlia BON GmsrgsGropt, Carlisle uRs o
gabH.
rid, Gmmitsburg un0 y. & B.z9abH b.
uauOoab.
$3.50 90Tm.-anom. mad unionsgtiOg, unO
uDOtr.
!IOI7 gorm.-aHOm. nab lniORsgriSqs goEi.
GETTYSBURG.
l22j Habm-afpm. nab Gmprpsgrobs.
p 50 Gabm.-Ntfpm. nab uHioH=SriDge.
1892 9abm.-SEp. nab 3srus0ori uHo 2. I o.
IiBinou.
a. 90 RGhm.-AiiommOeatioH nab NltId.
4.O8 Q~abm--Ggprtb nap 9uuftsH az Der 6aupts
Clinic; fcUHer Grtbtrit, SmmitsburQ, 6blpptuss
bura uuD y. ( 8.z3abH.
Sic Raam. - 0tt0m. mad Gmorp=Srpst.
1910 aben0s-aii0m. Ha3 uHien=9riO9t.
N0.55 abtubs-atiom. nab Gmorps@ropt.
uI.2j @btHOs-Atiom. mad Gmorp=3roDt.
FI0glih. !6aqli9, GusgcH0mmtu GUHHtaag.
Jtur Sonutags.
9iEttz uuo gspddsSurtau 0r. III, Ers9altiS
mprssStraBt.
Suoe baltsH an uHioHs, 4tHuiplpaRiasNpsHutss
Gultpns, gRulbroois CRortbsaOtHuel StatioHtH.
3. Or. 6pob, Gen. s9tbditsfubrtr
Q. o. GrtsnSGb, @sn. sQsH. sggsHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04

@ieber elm Bel ptel baz
Fir, pie ous 9roBtupitul INNER meEr
bic @pntrpIe ii6er bus leBte 8oQpsrt
BON Re6t unb 9sre6tigteit, Die Sc
rihte, qefpinnt! Sn 8anius batten Die
BopuIifen in elmer @rtruiiBung Der
2eoisfatur cine aei6s BON 9sisBsn gez
usn bic uebergrifFe Der Gprporatipnen
anQenpmmen, uno bu in Der 2egislutur
bic 8ppuIiiten bic Wle6rbeit i'm Senat
baben, 70 mar es n~enigiiens pGbrenb
Der nG9Een 5pei Sabre ni4t m0gIi6,
hiefe 9eisbe gu piberrufen. 4br Bic
gprporattonen puBten fi9 AUDI bier gu
belIen. sic feften Ii9 binter ben neuer
(republifuntI6en 8eneruIanpdIt bes
@iaates, Der einfaA enti4teo, bic BE-
treffenbsn @efsBe feien ungiiItig, neil
lie in elmer @rtraIiBung Der QegisIatur
oroenommen fpprbsn feten, fir Die
.m6ts 9rin9li9es" borgsIsgen babe,
unb bic StaatsberFafung f4reibs
Der. baB cine GrtraIiBung nur einbez
rufeu psrpen Tonne, Dtpenn etpdS
0rinali6es poriiege".. -. 4lfo bic Be
ifiiBHnq oes 8oItes Dor unperi9dmten
Torpprations : Wet6obsn 1T ni4ta
0rinQlife8 me6r! -. Die Corpora
fipnen puBten, mas tie t6aten. ais Ie
fir bic IeBte DdbI i'm Sonnenblumenz
Staate has Barrel pioe open" 6ieltsn.
Rur pentge 2sfer den
ZEN benz MpnatszQuspsis Des S6aB=
antics irgenb pel6e 8eaftung, unb
bennph ent6GIt berIeI6e bGltfig piel
9ebrrei6es unb Snterefuntes. Sisr
4. @. fino einige Dem neueIten am l.
Ss. Wts. POM S9abumt perDfFent=
lidlten 2Lstpeis entnommene 3d6len:
gBGbrenb bes MonatS eSanuar nabm
bic 8unbes1dulO nm $23,448,463 gu,
unb 5uolei6 perriugerte fi9 Der 8aars
@orrath i'm S9dBdmt um $2O.180,.
O19. en- uubsren @orten, Die 4usga=
ben Der 8egierung ii6eritisgen i'm leBs
ten Monat lire @~tntinfte I'm iiber
$43, 100000 Serner ergisbt Der 81.
ri6f, baB bic Qusgaben Der RegsrunQ
pG6renb Der nit benz 81. Sdnuar pers
ftri6enen fie6en Monate $380,604,8Oz
betruoen, pDer $92,867,982 msbr, als
bic @innabmen. Bsun Dies 10 tpeiter
oe6t, 10 tpirb T4 bic 8unbssihulb in
Dem laufenbsn Jistaljabre, DeI6es
nit BEN 80. Sum- 1899 gum 46f6luf
oelanqt, UNI no6e5u $160,000,0OC
DsrQroBern. 9as lit nur Der 4nfanq
Der GsF9eeruug, tpelGe uns Die Don
@iuiom Mcainleb unb Comforter
einqef6lugene 9ofitit Oss SmPeridlIs.
mus bringt. Spdter pirb IS nod
piel I60ner tperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04
elizabeth Senmr.

G. itarb pl6Blib am /. Tebruar 1899 Sli5abet5
Qaur. oeliebte Wuttrr psH @corge %. Saur nno
Qonis Soffmanr, I'M 81 9tbcnsiabre. Sc Sf.'
6sntcier finOet i'm Sroucrbaule. Hr.. 1921, IN
5TGrQlzStraBr. beutt, Sdmtdg, Den A. 6eS
bruor, yadmittaQs 2 lIbr, TAFT. Greunoe INN
Nrrlnnnnte fnn hpfliAt einaela0tn. gu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04
Spbn Sem meter.

Es ftar6 an 3. J,bruar Sobn eentmst,y, 20 So5r,
alt. Sr @3erOjQuua fiHOtt M 0 = n, Sonutag,
Nlbmit nqs 43 llbr, non ieiHer lssteH 9HObaunG.
gr. 932, oarltmsgD:uus, aus dui Der rHouoOns
Qorf=GerH:ttrD1 itdtt. 60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04

Sir RamifitQtion Der
tntsrfu6ungen, tpelfs unierem Sriegs
gegen Spanien e%ntfprangen, 9e6t inn
mel tpeitsr. 81 Der Qlger untsrfuz
dung unb Dem &riegsgeri6t gsgsn ben
8eneral gugdn tommt isBf audi nod
cine 1nterfu8ung gsgsn Den @ensruI
91ilss. Benn 0as 10 Fortge6t, 70
tptro infer QrmeeItanbul nit Der 3eit
nod bic IfFuire 9re1fus ibsrtreffsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04
Heue Wnsetgcn.
puItimurrrStaO ASrrRbu6 fir1899
guBferIptISnBs DrriB $500.
%HVTNIIVIIEHW1 WEtW SW'UW'
NrrIA fnr Gfidt,E ubfcrIbrnfrn 500

VIII TNE @FFUE~ HVTNTTSVHEEH VW'WW'
Sos sbias ggerf fsiro an q. .. gtts. BEN Druid
ibsrgsbsu. 9trionsu, ptlat ibrt Bobnuue lett
Dem 10. September b. 3. %DtrdHotrt bubsn, ootE
Girmsn, nsIhs ant /. Snnuar 1899 cine gtHotruHs
ooryuusbmeu bsabfStigen, tperotH %gsbettn, bic 6rs
%ousaebtr buppu Su bsuaaribtiser, I'm haour4 bic
cOrreftr gnaabe ibres Vunitus iu fherE.
%. g. Bolt & 3d.
yeni. 81. GbertH, @,idditsfabrer,
CD.523-l eer. 112. R.sGbarleSfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04

Nc3inGep's rs 0 M
mifGr Portsr Pat oIio Die 6orbsrungeu
osS cubdnif6sn S6ergenerdIs 8ome3
@etreFF8 @6ID6nung Der cubanif4en
oSn5urgentenarmse ppn $40,O00,OOO
duf 100000 6sruntergebunoelt, uno
in Ba!tiRgion e%mpfinbet man 8snlt9@
t6uung ii6er oieIsn GrfpIg. DAB bic
Scr. Staoten, na9oem lie Utiaionsn
berdu8au6t unb na4bem Diele unisrer
SoloQten uno Sesleute ibr 2ebsr gez
LaTIen BADEN, UNI Gubu gu bsfrslen,
iiber6aupt nod fir baS 8isfen, mas
bic Gu0aner fsI61t nit oa5u bettrugen,
be5abIsn ToGen, lit 8iemli4 TART. BIrt>
lid, oiejer &rsg tommt uns INNER
IpuniiGsr bpr!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04
SnnrSf1nc.

Sim a. sauuor adeOb 90 Sabre
aft. -
Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04

Reb. Or. 9art6urf aus
96Gtp gort erfIGrt in elmer 3uT4riFt an
ben 8orItunb Der pQnti : Smperiulif
9eagus" gu 8oRon unter anosren:
sd tpeiB, mag cine 2ige 1T, psnn i'd
lie febe, unb i4 rpeiB, baB, tpenn cine
92ation liigt, in Der translation cine
tolcFalere Snfamie Iiegt, ais tpenn lie
Don elmer ein3slnen 9erlon ausge6t.
Sn ben 4rieg 8teben unter benz 9elObz
nife, buB er Der 5umanttdt gelte un0
Der Rpt6zNbbilfe, unO i'm bamit be-
enben, baB man 1900 Snieln unb u6t
M5iQipnsn Meniden annetttrt bas
maht ben GongreB, pel6er am 49,.
9lpril feline beriibmts &sIolution be-
[tIofsn, unb ben 9rGTtOsnten Der Der.
Staaten, Der lie unter5ei4net bal gu
2ii9nsrn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04
NnrIchcn nmf WGhrIn.

9Reurr, I.ibtsr, LANCER 8id3oblunosplan, ME
folder ben ipEt RiemaHosm off,rirt nire. guf
Rsint fulihsa @triprtbuneen in ben 3titunasH.
Rhine 8iuisnsRottn a~nslsict, nm Gle IRE iu
fabreR, bs6 fp,ron SbH.n ale gortbeils %eeboten.
Del6t gubnt p~iisrireR. Ee65uirogtu i'm Sir.ou
Der sgptSmae 2ean Guarantee GompaHp," 3iulmUr
ut. 5, sSurt bon Raltimortssgtbduot Sd. SaltiS
uasrp HRS Ct. RGuIs6trobs. (Rob. 10. S.&6.lSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04

ueber Mr6eitS 4ngelez
genbeiten maht Der 8uross@ StuttItiter
Carroll Drigbt reht inierefunte Quz
qaben, fpeIte beuiIi6 ertennen kfIen,
fpie ungeTunb uniere 4rbeiterberbdit>
niFe 5inb uno ME oringli4 lie Der Ser
b%eiTsrung bebirfsn. @r i6rei6t: nSm
Otter ppn 10 SSaGrsn unb barber be-
trieben o. 35, 661 9erlOnen i'm Sabre
1890 cine @rpsr6st6dtigteit. Dabon
paren i'm Sdfre 1890 (alio in rguten
3siten") 1923, TAO 9erIonen 5eitpeiIe
beT6dftigungglog, uno 5pur 1875
865 einen bis 3Utpnate, 1,368,418 Oier
big {e6s Mprate un'D 336,447 Iie6en
biz 5pDlf Mpnute. SIN 9ur4T6nttt
finb iabrauS, ia6rein 1,390,672 per
fontn in ben Ser. Staten arbeitsIps."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04

Mit 100000 molten ii4 bic cu6as
niI6en 9atrioten fir Die ben Ser.
Sfauten geleiitete r9iiIfe" 3ufrte~
ben ge6eu. @inselne 8e0ingunz
zen bes ite6ersinfcmmens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04
SaRt>an;eigeR
ST. James SnDingS BHnR,
SiiSOit.Ghe
"a I&fntnra-Ekr mMh Rnn.NfErr.Mhn

SaItimoresS Str. unO YnitsC fIte GbE.
Cfcn tdslid, BON 40 bic 3 ubr.
BEttssGtHet: R.sR. rGRe Gdger II &Umerietar.
SfgH Gm 9littD0h uHb Samitds A0eHb poH 7.30
bis 8 uhr.
Wui DepOftsH ptTosH 81 $roBsHt 3ineH bs5abIt.
SEQ. 3. 5baIer, 9rdfeeHt.
2cuiS Z. sSiniHser, 8icssBIdFeeut.
p6turtd Bees, 0aiiirer.
EiretfUrcn.
M7axttH @leutrDIrG, AuquT Reber,
eeTIu q. 9iaHn, Gbsob. uon Rintcln,
@eoTst J. GhaleI, StuYu 9is,
@efEsaHns Graue,, Gonrae aans.
eerbtAaRb QermueI, S0uis 3. RtainaCr,
Seees SEE, Neinri6 4ees.
G2tuS,1S) SaETe O, Rauu, Hs4tsahDalA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04

~ Erat Isl Sraft am 49, SrJ. 1888
ga6 6bitaoo uno benz QOrDD,ftn - ut. Ropals
Citation. 1904 gormittaes, GAP 9btubs tdglib.
6amOtusS totton, 1912, 1925 9ormittaos uHo 100
Ra5 Cincinnati, Ct. Qouis uuO 2ouissine Rt.
RoDalsStotion. 2.2G Ro6mitta9s uUO l0.AlNbtuos,
tdalid. GamOtusS Station. 1925 Sormlttdos, 2.4O
0u6mittaQs uHO 1885 NbeuOs.
Rah Qitt5burQ uuD GleoCuub - Dtt. 8o9als
Station, 1904 9Ormittags, tGdlib, 40 &btnps,
aus0suommtu Sountuqs. GamoeusS citation, l0l2
SormittaQs uuo 80 QbsHbs, tdgli3.
Rad Columbus, SoltDo uHO Detroit 90 Dlt. RIOS
bol'StGtpn, l0.4l @b;HDs. 6amOtusS tatjou, 1913
@bcnog.
RAD RepsCrI,ang. Tems6is. 9irmiuobam.
CHATTANOOGA, RnorUiQt, gritol uuo 8oauDft, Mt.
8~opal=Stdtiou, GAP GbsHDs ta1lit. 6omotHsStas
ton. 100 IbtHOs tdsli6. 66laiEgB1ggons boH
@oibiuqtoH.
Rad RnTao - mt. RobaI.s tattOu, 2.2G To8F.,
taslt9. GamotrsS%tatioH 2.40Ra3mittdgs, ta9lt3.
9ndl @aibinqtoH.
Wt. Hopal=Stntion, ~uug9ObeHtagcH, 1907, RIOS,
1850, 1880, rlOO4gPrmittaas, Tl2.4l, 1926, 1886,
1905 Ya@uittass, T6.42, TL49, 1885, Tl04l,
Nbtuos. SOnntags, 1907, $3.50, 1000 9ormits
TAGS, El255 1926. 1886 3dbmittaGs, g6.42, 1882
uHo rl0.41 abtuos.
GamO,n statiOu, an @oautugsu, 500. r6.15,
T6.25, 6.55, 1920, $500, 6.35, 1900, rl0.l2, Tl0.2j
9ormIttags, l2.l5, rl2.j0, r2.40, 2.J0 lT3.45 -
Mini tfl5, T5h as UiEutsHh 500, 1000, 6.le,
roo, 1870, 9.l5, 1910, rl0.55, ll.30 abbs.
6oHutags. 1925, 6.35, e.35. 1900, rl0.l2, Tl0.25
9ermitta0g, Tl.O0, los, r241, 34j % ysinutenl,
30 Rahmtttags, 6.lS, 600, 1850 9.l5, T9-iO,
Jl0.55, ll.30 abtHos.
$50 9crm., !12.4l Taam. GamosnsS tatton, 5.2s
gorm. unb $50 RaGm. Gu SoHntdgm, 900 SorE
WtttlQ5 uno $50 0admittods.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-21
Christmas Greens.

The Christmas decorations this year
will be more elaborate than ever before.
Wagon loads Of greens are being brought
in town daily, and are sold readily to
private families and churches. Holly is
more beautiful this year than ever be-
fore, and filled with berries. This morn
ing's market was very Christmas like in
appearance. Hundreds OF Christmas
trees OF cedar, holly and pine were on
sale. besides wreaths and garlands. One
holly tree. brought in by Mr.. Larrimer.
of South River, was the most beautiful
ever seen here, and attracted crowd
about it. From base TO apex it was one
mass OF red berries, and was adorned
most when unadorned, than if hung with
Santa Claus decorations. Greens are
SO plentiful that they are being sold at
moderate prices.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-21
UNIQUE WINDOW DRESSING.
A Chimney Corner Santa Claus That
Moves His Head.

The most artistically decorated win
dows at this season are those Of Frank
A. Munroe, Main street. which daily and
nightly attract an admiring throng. In
one window is an elaborately decorated
Christmas tree. In another is a com
plete chimney, with andirons and mantel
drapery. beside which hang tho child
ren's stockings. The effec, is realistic
and pleasing, and the children gaze long
and admiringly at the place from which
Santa Claus issues with his pack. The
decoration is the work OF one the clerks
in Monroe's store, and he combined his
ideas and artistic taste with the suggest
ions in the Ladies Home journal The
result is the perfectly natural chimney
corner in handsomely decorated win
dow. The decorator. MIR. Louis Thomas.
deserves much credit for the work
The window OF the millinery establish
ment of Mrs. L. b. Gardiner. on Main
street. pleases the children. Here there
is Santa Claus with his pack OF pretty
things, and at intervals he moves his
head. always bowing to the children. II
Santa Claus is resting. the children GO
into the store and say PLEASE make
Santa Claus move his head" and the
patience OF those who manipulate Santa's
head, is almost worn threadbare. Annap-
oils was never so full of the Christmas
spirit and life as at the present season.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-21
Cold steel Or Death.

There is but one small chance to
save your life and that is through an
operation. was the awful prospect set
before Mrs. |. B. Hunt. OF Lime Bridge,
Wis. by her doctor after vainly trying to
cure her OF frightful case OF stomach
trouble and yellow jaundice. He didn't
count on the marvellous power of Elec-
trio Bitters to cure Stomach and Liver
troubles, but she heard OF it. took seven
bottles, was wholly cured. avoided sur
geon' knife. now weighs more and feels
better than ever. It's positively guaran-
teed to cure Stomach. Liver and Kidney
troubles and never disappoints. Price
50 cents at Feldmeyer Bros. City Drug
Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-21

Mrs. Susan Brooks. aged 10 years.
widow of William Z. Brooks. died at rs
o'clock last evening after an illness of
two weeks from bronchitis, at her late
home, I8 Main street. Mrs. Brooks has
been in failing health for some time, and
apparently lost heart and all desire to
live after the death of her husband about
two years ago. About two weeks ago
she was taken with grip. which took the
form of bronchitis and resulted in her
death yesterday evening. Mrs. Brooks
leaves two daughters. Mrs. James Tier
and Mrs. George c. Barton, and a son,
Mr.. Jno. G. Brooks. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o. clock
from the residence of her son-in-law, Mr..
George c. Barton, Main street. The
death of Mrs. Brooks is the third in the
family in the past two years.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-21
WINTER BEGAN TO-DAY.
So The Calendar Says-The Shortest
Day In The Year.

Winter began today, which is the
shortest day in the year. The present
season has been unusually mild, the
temperature averaging % above the nor
NAL for this season of the year. The
Weather Bureau attributes the mild
weather this season 10 the light southerly
winds, varied occasionally with western
breezes, which have swept over this sec
ton during the past two months.
The time between the rising sun and
the setting sun has been gradually dwind-
ling for months past until today, which is
the shortest day in the year. It is also.
properly speaking. the first day of winter
although the whole OF December is re-
garded as winter month. At this time
the sun, in its southern course, is at its
most distant point from the equator and
casts its light upon US in slant From
this time on it will begin to approach us
until, on June 74th, the longest day in
the year, il will attain its highest point
north of the equator. The sun rose this
morning at 7.z4 o'clock and will set at
4.46 o'clock. making the day just 9 hours
and AZ minutes long.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-21
IN THE SOCIAL WH|RL.


quay AT E1omeS-NeCeptionS,E ETC.
Communications for this column are desired,
and will be published If sent to this office 1t is
vious to their announo mentor publication else
where.
Mrs. Joseph Winners tea was largely
attended this afternoon.
Mrs. William Sellman Welch will be
at home to her friends Saturday alter
moons in January.
The hop on Saturday night will be an
officers hop and will be held in the gym
nasium. at the Naval Academy.
Mrs. Kearney. wife of Commander G.
n. kearney, will hold an informal re-
ception at her residence, No. ? Blake
Row. Naval Academy. on Saturday after
noon TO introduce Miss Gertrude Kearney.
Mrs. Shellman B. Brown was at home
at her residence on West street this after
noon. and was assisted in receiving her
friends by Mrs. Huse. Miss Mary Ran
dali Magruder and Miss Elizabeth Claude
Handy.
Mrs. Lowndes' regular weekly recep-
ton was held this afternoon. The re-
ceiving party was Mrs. Lowndes. assist
ed by Mrs. Lloyd Lowndes. Jr.. Miss
Lowndes. daughter OF the Governor. who
is home for the holidays. Mrs. St. George
Lough. of New York; Mrs. Merriam,
Miss Habersham, Miss Ridout and Miss
Craven.
AT the card party given by Mrs. L.
Dorsey Gassaway to her married friends
yesterday. there were six tables. and six
hand euchre was played. The game be-
gan at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Gearing receiv-
edsthe first prize, cut-elass fruit dish; !;
the second prize, silver bon-bon box,
went to Mrs. Nicholas III. Green. The
condolaiion prize, bunch of carnations,
went to Mrs. Pickett Magruder.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-21
Calendars For 1000.

Nineteen Hundred calendars come in
every day. The latest arrivals are those
of the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
Company, and the Home Friendly So
ciety. The Phoenix calendar is historic.
containing pictures of Paul Jones. Ste
phen Decatur. w. b. Gushing and Lieut..
Hobson, together with biographical
sketch Of each. The calendar is hand
somely illuminated. The Home Friend
ly calendar is very neat. and is orna-
mented with the picture of Floreniine
girl of 1908. The CAPITAL acknowled-
ges the receipt of both.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-21
A Distinguished DIVINE.

Bishop ]. NJ. Walden. of Cincinnati. o.,
senior Of the Bishopric OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. and one of the most
disting uished ministers of that denomina-
ton, will preach at the First Methodist
Episcopal Church of this city on Sunday.
December 74th. Bishop Walden has
been elected 10 preside over the M. K.
conference which will assemble in Balti-
more in March. 1900. Bishop Walden
will preach at Maryland Avenue M. +.
Church at =. 30 o'clock Sunday evening.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-21
Ross succeeds c Commander Wood.

Commander Albert Ross was yester-
day detailed as inspector Of the Mary
land lighthouse district to fill the vacancy
caused by the recent death of Commander
Wood. He will assume charge of his
duties on January 18th, Captain Yates
Sterling meanwhile acting Inspector
Commander Ross is well and favorably
known in Annapolis. where he resided
with his family number of years. His
wife was Miss Alice Brewer. daughter
OF Judge Nicholas Brewer. OF this city.
Commander Ross ssuperintended the grad
ing and building of the Naval Academy
annex.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-21

simply develop dry catarrh; they dry up
the secretlons which adhere to the mem
brane and decompose, causing far
more serious trouble than the ordinary
form of catarrh Avoid all drying in
halants and use that which cleanses,
soothes and heals. Ely's Cream Balm
is such a remedy and will cure catarrh or
cold in the head easily and pleasantly.
All druggists sell it at 50 cents or ..it will
be mailed by Ely Brothers, So Warren
ST., New York.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-21
Guess Their Names.

During Xmas week RIDoUT Bros,
will give all purchasers the privilege of
guessing the name of one or both OF the
two Handsomely Dressed Dolls. Write
on your guess your name and address,
and also whether intended for No. or
No. 2. These dolls are dlpplayed in the
handsome windows oftheir ssore on Main
street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-21
A. Statue to Prof. Fay.

The committee in charge of erecting a
bronze memorial tablet to the late Prof.
w. w. Fay. of the Naval Academy.
have secured the services OF Ephraim
Keyser. Of Baltimore, sculpture OF the
DeKalb statue.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-21
Toys of Every Kind.

READ THE PRICES BELOW
and you will soon be con-
vinced that we can save you
money.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-21

A marriage license was issued in Balti-
more yesterday 10 Perry Calvert, Anne
Arundel county and Mary D. Moon. of
Baltimore.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-21
Beautiful Assortment of
DOLLS of all kinds.

We have Dolls by the thousar ds,
on counters and on shelf. This
large Doll population makes
city in itself.
Kid Body Dolls. natural hair. 29c
Jointed Bislue Dolls l9c.. to. 7Yc
Unbreakable Dolls lOc., to. .69c
Handsome Doll, 3K feet high. 99c
Hair Stuffed Dolls, patent head,
only ....... ......... .2Oc
I6-inch Kid-body Doll. for. 23c
2o-inch iointed Bisque Doll. for. .39c
Best Kid Body. Doll, 20 inches
high, with natural hair. =. S9c
Carriages reduced from 6octs.,
A handsome Plush trimmed Car
rage. .SI.99
Strong, durable Carriage with
dtdSOt. SO(
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-21

Mrs. Heintz. wife OF assistant sword
master George Heintz, is seriously i'll at
her residence on Green street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-21
Hats Trimmed Free of Charge.

Rough Rider Hats trimmed with Quills.
Ladies' Fine Trimmed Hats
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-12-21
Special Information.
vol. XVIII. NO. lse

To thoroughly introduce the celebreted Banigan, 4 q
WoonasquatucketRubberB Boots and Shoes IN TINS
city we will sell them strictly at manufacturers
prices Here quoted few prices from our
Shoe Department:
Ladies Kid in Lace and Button, worth $500 Pr
Boys Box Calf Shoes o. 81
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-19
Wash Goods !
Ladies' Sailors and
Walking Hats |!

A beautiful line OF Trimmed
Sailors in the newest shapes and
straws. These hats range In
price from ....... .25c. TO Si.7b each