Joppa and Ida Steamer Schedules from Baltimore Pier 4
JOPPA AND IDA will leave Baltimore from Pier 4 Light St daily at 9 00 am except Sunday for Easton Double Malls Oxford Trav ers Cambridge Oster Shell Point Jamaica Point and Medford s. The steamer leaves on Tuesday Thursday Friday and Saturday extending trips to Dover Bridge Towers Potters and Denton. Returning to Baltimore will leave Denton Sundays Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 12 o clock noon and leave daily except Saturday Medfords at 2 pm Cambridge Oxford 6 45 pm and Euston 9 pm arriving in Baltimore 4 o clock the following morning. Freight at low rates and careful handling. HOWARD B ENSIGN Pres t Office 98 Licht St Baltimore M Finn Agent at Denton.
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Easton
Double Malls
Oxford
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Cambridge
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Jamaica Point
Medford’s
Dover Bridge
Tower’s
Potter's
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p.m. Ovxford
Euston
Baltmore
HOWARD B. ENSIGN
Pres t
Licht St
M. Finn
Pier 6
Light Street
Fnday
Choptank river
Trappe
Tuckahoe
Clark’s
Wright
Potter's Landing
LB. G. STEVENS
Acent
A. R. BEAVEN
EMORY & NEAVITT
South St
Easter Bells And Joyous Rejoicing In Resurrection Day
The poem proclaims the resurrection of Jesus Christ with jubilant imagery. It invokes angels, spices, flowers, and bridal symbols to celebrate the Bridegroom’s arrival and the worldwide spreading of hope and praise.
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Jesus of Nazareth
Prices show farmer gains despite belief of decline
The Philadelphia North American argues against the delusion that farm prices have declined. It compares 1818 and 1886 prices for wheat oats corn barley butter cheese eggs cattle hay straw and farm labor with 1816 and 1886 costs for steel cloth wool blankets and other goods, noting farm labor rose over 100 percent while farm product prices rose 100 to 400 percent and staple costs fell 20 to 50 percent. It concludes farmers live better today with more capable dwellings and enduringly higher living standards.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland's Corpulency Sparks Health Alarm
A Washington dispatch reports President Cleveland has gained forty two pounds since his inauguration. Physicians warn his weight and stress may raise risk of apoplexy, noting his short thick neck and labored breathing. He reportedly resists relaxation and continues heavy work with no regular exercise.
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Cleveland
Washington dispatch
White House
Manning
Orchard and Fruit Garden for May
Advice from American Agriculturist for May on orchard and fruit garden work. It urges not overextension for movers, favors strawberries and small fruits, warns against hearing offers, and covers pruning, grafting, and pest control. It notes late planting plans, mulching, hoeing, and care for bearing vs young orchards, with concrete tips on borers and tent caterpillars.
Ancient Indian Cemetery Found near Cambridge
Mr. Wallace Clark discovers a skeleton in a Sandy Hill bank near Hessey’s phosphate works. Thirty bones exhumed, with one identified as Indian. suggests a historic native cemetery on a knoll overlooking western waters. Cambridge News notes reverent reflection on ancestors and lingering loss.
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Wallace Clark
Cambridge
Sandy Htill
Hessey
Goldsborough
Maryland
Cambridge News
Marriage plans for Cleveland and Miss Folsom reported
The New York Times cites Buffalo telegrams claiming President Cleveland will wed Miss Folsom in June. Col J B Folsom of Folsomdale allegedly provided funds for her trousseau and travel, with further $600 sent for attire. The report notes only two sources from Col Folsom’s circle.
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New York Times of
Buffalo
The Times
Cleveland
Miss Folsom
J. B. Folsom
Folsomdale
Frankie
Col. Folsont
Folsoms
Castles in the Air Dreams At Market Window
A Chicago girl gazes at a blue sky and emerald lake while her father reads market reports. She sighs that she is building castles in the air, and he cautions that you cannot mortgage buildings for a single cent.
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Chicago
Wit and Witless Women Quotes Circulate in Society Noted
A collection of humorous and pointed quotes about women from 19th century writers and public figures. Louise Alcott Ouida Marguerite de Vastos Jane Carlyle Queen of Roumania Rosea Terry Cooke and others offer wry observations on virtue, fashion, and suffrage.
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Jane Carlyle
Roumanis
Rosea Terry Cooke
Horace Greeley
Sabbath Breaker and Lawyer’s Baffling Courtroom Exchange
A Boston Courier item humorously recounts a printer fearing salvation after working on a Sunday paper and a San Antonio trial where a lawyer probes a witness about a bribe. The witness recalls the defendant implying a bribe with indirect language and a claim the best lawyer could fool judge and jury.
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Jin McSnifter
San Antonio
Sam Johnsing
Gough
Missing Washington Etiquette Scene From The Critic
A young woman in Washington encounters a polite waiter who asks if anyone is waiting on her. She responds that in Washington she has no one but at home she is a social favorite, highlighting a humorous contrast in manners and local color.
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Marguerite De Vatos
George El-iott
Washington
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