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T.icgrnphio marne, Reports.


Stocks nun Pennsylvania yves s6H Ecpsns
Railroad Coz, Fonnsy Railroad 90 "a, American
gold l271s Sight exchange New YORK AZ par
Petroleum declining Sales Of crude at ~. eiaed ~
bond SIC refined SIC oOc Flour very doll sales
unimportnnt Sales OF fair red wheat at 81, chpirs
81 SO n 90 40 Corn nrm; sales OF 900 bushels yellow
zoe SaeA Of ronus) IA ania whiakcy AZ g. Otd0 nj
SAYS Sales OF $50 head Of bcof cre at 10 lie for
extras aud DC l0c for common god falaa OF .yuo
head hos SlJ SlS por 100 lbs sales Of 100 head
Of sheep nj 7c. a Nc. per 10 Cows al 90 fTs
BALTIMORE, March ~ 1906
Flour-Ov grades heavy choice firm VII st hun,
rod 81 70 Corn Arm nj "a. Data dull. sooas droop
ing clover sac a 5Ic. wbskey active. westsrn
az 20. f2 ~ Provisions heavy
CxussAu March ~ 1895
Flour and wheat dun aud unchanged whiskey very
dun Ncrs pork dun offered ~ fs5 No demand for
lard Bulk dcs active. Ingihh mesis-0Oo. 90 W.
sold nj icc. axe. Gold Ia
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front with green pendan,s over the crown completed
this unioue head cnvsrn,
number on other ware visited during
the day by admirine rrowds ~ ,I ~ which mani
rschercIS STYLES were dsnIa,,ed Among thnss WHO
attracted the creatast ateniio9 ware lie following.
BRoApwAy-Mme DemoreSi Mrs Mulch nock Mr..
simmons Mis- Dorsey Nil parnc,, Nine r,g,n q
W. Bassford. T Jouaniaue Weich A 'Bnrke Clark a
Mclaughlin Thomas James r. Binns p Mathers Z,
Co r. THOMPSON A 90 Mr. R,r,on Nine Uinier
CAyAL Srasrr-Mme RaIlnas ,,s pl.ta a c,m
mnps sherman & noas MIssay u ari,ng lea po,rd x
4 r. CALLER Cooley a Young Mira M j Uiggins
DAILY r. ID sloane - -
SIXTH AvkSuE-Mme Kahn. NJ T Higgins Nine
SeloVer Nine Aver Miss Shug, Nine. Camille Lacy
GkEAi JONES srREkr-Mme. Buhlmeyer.
DIVISION sIiAr-H Openhym, Mrs. m. Feeiy, Nine
saionon-
, ,;keof rLAcn-h Mem
UNIVERSITY fLAcE-hrs levns Gosson.
: boSkRf.hiss Jameson. Miss W. Fogarty, Mrs
dempsey
HUDSON srhsEr-Mrs Mclaughlin.
rcLfoS ofRhLr, bRookLfN--J North, MISS Boyle.
DRESS 0OoDs
In dress goods there are the mohar the foular the
alpaca and percaes for spr,ng wear hoae are IN soId
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Fires I'm This city.


Between one and two O'Clock on Thursday morning a
Gre broke out ia the tailoring establishment Of Joseph
Meznc the second floor OF Nos 1873 and ls5 Seventh
street The flames extended up the stairs to the third
and fourth floors, damaging the building which Ia owned
by ~ Brdgets church 20 the extent OF three hundred
doars; no insurance. Mr. Metxpers loss will 10 abot
thousand dollar insured for two thousand doiarH
stock Of clothing aud eight hundred dollars
ing machines and bcnehef In tho Germana Insurance
Company. The third floor In occupied BY Albert Kan.
mer.r tailor, damage about hundred dollars; In
sured for nine hundred dollars In tho International In
zurnnce Company Tho fourth By II Shen, tailor. dam.
age any dollars; insurance. The nrs,
pied by James webb meat market: dspnge about
nifty doiAra insured the Yonker and New York 10
surance Company for three thousand dollars.
IN BENSON sFEEEr
Between eleven aud twelve O'Clock Last night q Orr
urred In the seamcns boarding house krp, by ssrus
Porter at No Henson street Tho nrc, ~ seems orig
mated tho back ROOM hrSt n0or occupied b. Mr. Por
n sleeping apartment The flames spread into the
front room, and the furniture Of both All
destroyed IL the back Mr. Porter hal . cioaet
which be kert che bos portion - his bed clothing Tor
the house The loss 70 estimated on household furnun
and wearing apparel At about 5000 injured for " $50
IN the Central Park Insurance Company The
building Is damaged about 400 insurf q
~ owned by Dr.. Truman, residing al the
of Canal and Nanck streets From the statement
made 10 the Fire Msrsbal q the iofgors
permitted ~ 60 this closet the bark
clean shirt two three honrs before the d. every
OF the nrc This man was smoking II " beheved thst
he eithrr got TIRE 10 some Of the bsdcothlng With hn
cigar struck match and thus Sei ere 10 The pfeniiss~
S0ma three four Of the boardrrs ho sneppg
the third floor hnf escapc from sursab They
compelled 10 make their ~vit from to- rom
through TIE window. and sailor Ike they trd rpfr
around b~dateld and backed einssiyss tosu Tho
10
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roe,y--'couragei !" t~'uen tor III" wnzty Hs~sipl.
lie Happy While YOU MAY - The rirrsm o. iAfc,
The interesting story 81 g. NV frst byea,us IN s,oek
holm. - - Canay's Complaint q"
I, viii also give account of the Celebrations 20 ~
rAireks Day In Now York aud troO ghoul the country
late and important hovs from Europe; ib,are.i ns In.
tegeBoa from the National Capital and report 81 tbs
proceedings u Congress Aocoaht a the operations of
the Tcnans in this county and abroad Filter sis
prominent events; "oaf weekly Cosalp;' Musical and
Theatrical for tho ~eot Interesting Ltsrary.
Artistic and selen,lG, matter FOrcirn Gosip, Nlang
Intelligence Our woHtly revsw Of tho AsrosDral cit,
uAion with variety ~ interesting reading for Farmers
and Agricuiiarists Religious Inicilgshc. Fpoflins
vs.. vArieties; Fseotis; Valuable rsvie~s u tho
Money, ,ommereisi. Dry Goods, Boo snd sbSc. Horns
and Cattle Msrkos. Advsrsemeai- aud sceossis % al
interesting events Of the week
New suhscrbsr ~ tho wnELr u@iLB obtain
tho back nurnisrA containing tho esa RAE hissy
"ARSOLDS CHOICE
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A IRE, supposed IN lie tho ~ .nesnfgr
broke ont about two o'clock Yesterday ms'nihg ai
Astoria n the hous~ 81 Dr scott osrnTlsi ~ M
government, and II entirely destroyed fnfuIef fg'
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srssERv aND CnfLp's a. SEw YORK CRY.
senator Andrews Introduced hll providing that every
ycsr hereafter Board of Supervisors o the city and
county OF Nov York shall levy and collect and pay
over 10 the officers Of The above institution, tax u the
eum OF sky dollars for each child under two years Of
sgc and seventy five dollars FOR each over two years of
egr aud under ten aud hundrcd dollars for each
Child years for each child under the care Of
Che institution This school TO continue 70 participate In
ss dsrbuloa Of The common school fund o. the city
sxwEWaaE AND pRAiSAoE OF NEW YORK.
Senator G. g. Cornell introduced bill providing Tor
che amendment q the law PASSED April ~, 1868, BY
sirikiDg oct section and amending az follows
IN order 70 provide Tor the more eGccua and economical
enn-iruciQn ~ the authorized By Aw he Ircton
fgeda Board iaay coptrsc 10 pursuance hN, iof sefa
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Great Fire In the OH Regions-A Mile OF
Finmes-Many Wells burned Out and
Buildings Destroyed-Ono Man burned
10 Death and Several others Seriously
Injured-Loss Esti mated at 100000.

PErnoLErn CENrKR, Pa, March %, 1864
The greatest fire known in OIL Dorado excepting
that Of tho Maple Shade. years ago. has nearly
hausied ITSELF leaving horrd and fearful amount o.
ruins The connagraton began at the Ocean
Well, where two men were engaged In caulk.
ing a bank, containing oil to the amount
OF two hundred barrel 0nc of the slaves was
forced out at tho bottom, which created a vacuum,
through which the oil out and running down the
rum 1t communicated with engine house and there
caught from the fire In tho furnace From this point IL
rapily spread the oil tanks OF the Ocean on Company
Philadelphia tho Arctic well aud No 20 Patterson
Dickcy and No 49, thence down the run 10 the different
wells FIVE in number belonging to the Bsecdin Myers
and Brcedn Tenncnt leases which cuycop 4
IN huge mass of flames With no carly means Of
checking this fearful tide, It rolled onward down the
In flames communicating with everything combus,i
bic sweeping every object before H. II soon found a
channel which carried the burning into Bennehol
rum catching In ts why three rcdncrics. thirty
buildings and several wells IN progcss OF drill
ing In icss than fifteen minutes from the breaking out
OF the fire II cmptying Itself into OIL creek, at the
mouth Of The ron thus presenting TO the eye terrible
mountain OF black smoke and fame nearly a mile In
length.
The damage Is estimated at $4,000 Patterson &
Dckey with tue Ocean Oh Company are, the heaviest
losers Twenty thousand barrels OF oil consumed
with the tankagc Some eighteen engine houses, dercks
engines and the whole paraphcrnalia for sinking wells
destroyed The Bcnnchod and OIL Creek Railroad
sustained $500 damage. Two arc re-
ported burned seriously, three fatally and one
McKenzie-has Just died at the McClintock House
lie the most horrid sight witnessed
being nothing bat a bisckencd charred OF nesh
when cKtrica,ed from the dcvourng element, and he
In every way unrccognizabe. Another mau r re-
"a IN hava de4f IA md
one jumped from tho top Of smother derrick 10
life and injured slighuy.
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ri. JonSsbttr, w. March ~, 1888
About half pas, seven o'clock Inst evening fire dis
covered in the tin shop connected ~hh the railroad
repair shops In this place The ere spread rapidly and
proved very destructive. consuming the machine shop
house. engine house. rail shop and part cf tho
wood shed. together with two engines and parl Of q
third, with all the machinery, tools stock, &c Nearly
all the saved. The loss will reach fully
500 900, Insurance s35 900 Tho buildings destroyed
the property Of the Psssumpsic Railroad.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper ana Be" Lite
rary Family Journal ta the Country
Tic wpxLv H,asiD Tor ,hs present ~oct really.
g,ycs n continuation Of tho deeply interesting
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Rc.pon.iniliu.. Of s,rr., can,rnotnr..

ACCIDENT IN THIRD AvfsuE-A VERDICT ron rrp-
rKKS HUNDRED DOLLARS foR INJURIES Kk-
CElvED.
suPREu CORR CIRCUIT, rARr l.
Before Jadge James
Lyman y S,pauid'no ~ Rs-n JaId'"' dd Tbs
defendants tins suit claimed 70 DE street con
tractors, and in july 1906 engaged in repairing
Third avenue near Eighty sixth street Plaintiff. whils
riding IN light wagon with friend the nigh, Of tbs
la'h struck hrs vehicle against dag which had been
placed on the street by lsborors employed by The
defendants MI spanldng thrown under ths
Nhes OF railroad car which passing NJ ihe timc
ahh seriously Injured, hs left leg being crushed ana
somc bones broken Were ne, for the promIrnoss 81
the driver OF the car II claimed that he would havo
been killed
No defeno msde 10y the contractors and the Jury
brought In verdict for plan'in for hiccn hundred
dollars
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pixies Cincinnati Opera House
Destroyed.
Loss Estimated at Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars.
Great Fire in the OIL Regions-A
Mile Of Flames.
FIRES IN THIS CITY
Ae. he. ~.
Great Fire Ia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
Pixies Opera Housc-Loss f5OO,OOO.

Pixies Opera House took Are from explosion Of gas,
at midnight The whole building Is in flames. Adams
Express office; Hickey Carroll, booksecrs; Peters
Bros music store, Wheeler Wilson's sewing machine
establishment, occupied portions OF the building. The
structure will DO entirely destroyed. Loss about
$500 600
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ALBANY. March 22-ii p. ~.
MS rRo RsrA rRHmHr mIL

occupied az the evening in The Assembly and, after
exciting debate ordered third reading by
orcrwhcln us vote OF u TO o. The provisions Of the
dill. n adopted. will reduce the receipts % the rail
roads Of this state some millions Of dollars Its slddcn
puec,ss has created quite senenton and very lively
tmcs may b. expected during The further progress Of
tbe measure.
The senate Railroad Committee heard extended argu-
snents OF various applicants Cor cty railroads this after
,oon Thee philosophers get quite desPerate AZ
ts hopeeS prospects Of their schemes with this egis
Nature Not sngle bill, except the Underground, has
been reported 10 either House Tor New York city. The
c,Idiron a 10 A bad way this year The suspension
s-'emes " III hayc a special bearing saturday mora
ing mo nance has gone M ihis session.
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TrHs- -eiage subarup'ou. ~ Three r,-e7 g..
Tye oop.cs IS. reu cppsa 81 single o7a1f 90
,snis each nn,,si nouih~' . .dyvsi-snsss- :.
ssftfd "a Ne wnKn Haznh
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Before Judge james
Foreign ThrstrirnI..


The programmes Of the PARIS theatres announced
the following pieces for the eth OF February yiz
Theatre Francas-Le Lion Amoureux; odeon- La Vie 10
Bohcme; 0pen Comique-for dAhza; Lyrque-I,A-
cade Rlgoleto; Gymnaso- Hcloise raranque, Les ",
voi6es; vaudevilie-Ia Fsmie Benoon, Varieties
Iambinet, Barrie Bcue; Paais Royd-IA folre
Grotesques, la Cons gne est do Ronfer. un Mar sur
des Chsrbons, spartacus; Porte e. Nar,n-LA Bche an
Bots; Chateiet-I.a IAn,ernc Magique; Ambigu-Ie Mo
decin des Enfan,s Gnte-Lc Coup de Jarnar; Dciayet
Les Trous la Lunc, Les Decsses du Boeuf Gras, out
lie Casquc; Foies Msrigny qui savnnec,
Mrs Mily Palmer has terminated a brief engagement
the Theatre Royal Liverpool Previous return
TO London she had very naternR benefit In the house.
appearing a. Pauline in The Lady OF Lyons
CONDITION or DRuRY LANE THEATRE.
ftp1m the London StM.l
Saturday the annual general meeting OF tho pro-
preor of the Drnry Lane theatre company took place ia
the saloon OF the Theatre Royal Tao secretary read tho
GLIDING the balance ~ fl 21 ~ 81 the 3lt 81 De
cembcr, 1884 amount TO 80 AIS "a ID the pay ncnts
amount 10 fsh0 l3s Id leaving a balance Of flt III
s. ID. Tho receipt conprise the Of 20 900 from
the lessee rent account for the theatre and further
Of els ior extra performances daring the -
lSS-b Tho payments comprise the sum Of CT $50 W.
ID for four quarters rent to the Dukc 81 Bedford and
GAll l2s for rates and taXcs C. 100 have b. paid
the trustees Of the new rrn"rr and all the current
penses have been paid TO Christmas last Tho com
mce refer with pleasure 10 the continued surcoa, -
the Lessee and the future prospects OF the theatre
DEATH on yxhrRILoQuisT.
Prom the Manchester Times, Feb 10
Tu' sday ast Mr. Duncan Macmillan, the wei knowa
yontTiloquSt diet hts residence Brntinck place XII
mediate oauso OF his death wa bronclis MIR Macmii
Ian has professionally visited periodically suco ~.
tauon aud vocal ill4ion have Tor him unme thai
Will long be remembered
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THOUSAND DOLLAR rmzg STORY,
.-ly for ~. cn,i,isa

"AgNoLps CHOICE '
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4 Ifoon.-wsrd'a Ladies Pei per saitsTs
aHf cur AfsY prnft -hyi~srts 80 fsaN
pfiss hst ~hh df4@i1g, - dn.fst ~ 49, -. q
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-fssnts fssats rsys gi#tffeas ~ lsfp~ - -.
tstassats nsss HHBE AW rWEn a. - fa,.tls sac
Ana ~ Fsafth sssnss. optsasi.~ saes~s - =,
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THK plAuosD cross.
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rtss Twp<ov~a piip,ts -.~tsg W..
etyass fDrtEE ~ Hs'afvsy AtfHit ssatsf
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tsmf. fstng tt,fsss,sd aud tarsd.--Fa
..Nfa. Yssfsnffs 81 s4tfssa q Fss's So Htf
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EVENING SESSION.

rHE FRO RArA fRFiDHT NIL.
Tho special order was the pro rata freight BILL which
considered by the House In Committee OF the Whole
This bill compes all the railroads In the State 70 carry
freight at scale OF prices graduated by the prices
CHARGED for through freight, with allowance Tor short
distances over pro rata through rates.
The bill discussed al length and ordered 10 third
reading by vote Of seventy two 10 nine.
Adjourned
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Courage" t~r,tten Tor IA" wuztv Hs-siBi.
BE Happy While YOU MAY !" The rirrsm u iAfc,"
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49, trfufmsfHl fNfNf A. - tt.-..-t -.t,s y, a
AZ -. tA.t." go tllrrf
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Dsa.ns. saia "is' -sss-At.s sts.-
.a.ra 90 rsfEr ssiss - 49, fsfs ssf-. ~ -
place
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A. e.
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Tar 10 Asgnff A. ErHsr.
w. WILLIAM BAHSTT YHitIii-4
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49,. soE7 sSi- ., - i., - lI Sa 81
a. p1.ars' sr.ass. spt-'s- ,-.--s'IS :.
All Legal Lottery rr,rss cs.s.a- ~ e.w-
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} whssi.s a " iIsoa's Lees ssi,sh s.~trg
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$500 H..ir "stien psam..sbtp d
F.ftfrF.nf NNfdsf .fTIiA s-........'-I t-..' y .
hfaa4ssf gsaMsafA fsty
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fiows ss~ing yi-ehis. q. ,.,..,
tilss H"F p 20 F'rf' tsi - 80 b. 800 ~
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grovsr nnd n-Lsr's Ugh.., ~ .,n,.,,
tsitt H.lt.a int i.Ft it.H sfsiag ~ ata ;, - ~
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-11-02
The Election.

We cannot too strongly urge upon all the
friends of the policy and measures of the Presi'
dent 10 turn out to the election and il is equal
iy important that each should vote the entire
tCAet. Let each OF the candidates receive an
equal number Of votes Each is alike entitled TO
the undividci support of ever, Conservative in
thecounty. These men have haer iairly brought
before the people, and are therefore entitled to
and have J. b' 10 l-r. .Ho support Of every
Democrat aud Conservative il the county.
1t is only hy the support of men like those
whose names head our paper, that we can expect
to regain our rights as treemen, and restore the
government to the condition in which our faith
ers left it. Therefore let no man cut his ticket
Never mind about likes or dislkes Let us for
get past differences, if any ever existed and look
to the future. These men stand pledged to carry
out our views, while the other ticket stands
pledged to inauguratc and carry out doctrines
and measures 10 which we are opposed. Let us
remember this, and remember also, that we are
voting for measures and not men.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-11-02
Our Last ApDeal.

Democrats and Conservatives, the time
for argument is past, and the day for &C.
ton is upon US List us allure you by
every consideration OF patriotism to do
your duty. Ouly a short time remains for
systematic, earnest work. AS You desire
to see the restoration Of Union aud Peace
and the preservation of this free govern
ment Of ours; as you d,src to defeat ne.
gro suffrage, negro equality, and prevent
the impeachment OF President johnson,
the destruction of the national credit and
worse civil war than has just been
brought to a close, vote the ticket which
beads our paper.
Let us elect every man and defeat the
revolutionary schemes of the Radicals in
Mary land, and other States will follow
our example, until the will Of the people
will drive from power the radical revolu-
tionists, and in the triumph of the resto-
ration policy of President johnson, peace,
harmony and prosperity will once more
dawn upon our beloved land. Democrats
and Conservatives, work; work all day
for Union, Peace, White Mans Gov
eminent, and Constitutional Liberty
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-11-02
Give one Day to Your Country

Let every Democrat and Conservative
devote one dry to his Country. Let labor
be suspended everywhere except a: tho
polls for this one day. Let no one falter
now. We ask the Democrats to go to the
polls early, and stand there all day. See
that every man entitled to vote secures a
vote, and that no fraudulent votes are re =.
ceivcd. BE active. BE vigiant. Meet
your Radical opponents face to face, and
SUE that nothing is left undone to secure
a free and fair election. See that every
Democratic and Conservative vote is poll.
ed. Bring those to the polls who cannot,
on account of age or inGrmity walk. Let
no stone remain unturned Work early
and late, and victory will be ours