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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

ALTHAUsE-SMTH.-At Hampstead. L. l., on
THURSDAY, January IL. by the Rev. Il. Rushmore,
WILLIAM II. ALTHAUsE, OF New York. 70 SARAH A.
SMITH, OF SeafOrd.
SCHwAGERT-HoREBgRGRR.- Thursday, jan
uary l3 at the residence Of the BRIDE by the Rev.
e. Knerr, Mr.. PETER SCHwAGERT OF New YORK city.
to Miss HANNAH HORNBERGRR oil MOhnsville Pa
VILLEGAS-SCHAUBHR.-At Westminster church
Brooklyn, on Saturday, January g. by the Rev. Hugh
s. Carpenter, ANTONIO RAMOS DIAz DE VILLEGAs, OF
villa Clara, Cuba, to MARY Z. SOHAUBER, Of Burnt
Hills. N. Y.
Cuban papers please CODY
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Tho Comptroilership.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Is the democratic party an olgarchys Have we
but two men In the democratic party who are suit
able to MI the once Of Comptroller OF the city OF
New York; think there are thousands OF men In
the democratic party in this CITY who are honest,
capable and well able to NIL the Comproller's ONCE
would suggest, as both OF these mon Connolly
and Brennan) have filled this and other ofces they
should retire from seeking the nomination. and
give some other democrat an opportunity of
uniting the party.
TAMMANY HALL DEMOCRAT.
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A NINETEEN MILLION HElaeSs.
Five Millions Paid Over.

tFr0m the Troy Times, Jan. Is.
Some months since we published o statement to
the effect tnat Miss Gray, milllner of Fort Ed
ward, had become the fortunate neiress to
$19, 10000, which her lover. young Engishman,
mad wllled to ner upon his dying bed. The main
fact In the casc-the helrship-s true; but we now
learn that 1t was not to the lover but to his ratner
that Miss Gray is indebted for her extraordinary
good fortune. II seems the lover, on his return to
England like too many others, proved inconstant
Whether was remorse az his iaithlessness or from
some other cause certain 1t Is the young died In
about year after his marriage and left all his pro.
perty to his father. The old gentleman was without
neirs, ana not having become reconciled to his
daughtern-law upon his death left one-half OF his
property to the government OF England and the re-
naming half 900, TO Miss Gray the Fort Ed
ward mllner The sum was 30 large that many
people were disposed to doubt its truth when 1t rsr
appeared IN print; but Miss Gray has already re-
ceived the frst instament Of her fortune trlfe OF
$1,000 ,000 from the British Consul In New York. on
Tuesday last she received despatch from the Con-
sui announcing that the money awaited her order
New York, where 1t was paid over to her
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HEAVY vBRDICT IN A GRIM. Con. CAsR.-In the
Circuit Court yesterday, the case Of John Seller
against Peter O. Ward was tried and resulted this
m0rning-the jury being out all nignt-in verdict
for palntin for $4,000. 1t appeared from the testi
mOny that the wife Of Seller became attached to
Ward few years since, and the preference thus
have been criminal in It's nature. Mrs. Seller last
winter accompanied him TO Albany, where az Ia
alleged, they occupied the same apartment at stan
wlx Hail. Letters were read proving the af1ection
between Ward and Mrs. Seller. The plalntin sued
LOT $4,000 damages sustained IN the breaking up OF
MIS- family and the destroying OF his domestic peace
the deence ID that Mrs. seller was brutally treated
by her husband and her life made miserable BY
HIM as TO compel her TO leave her household On
Illinois since the commencement OF this action was
Introduced In evidence, but the court would not ad-
nit It, on the ground that the Of Illinois had
this state. Tho cane was summed up last evening
by Mr. R. J. Homes, for defendant and Mr.. Chaun.
c6y Perry, for plantt6 -R0Chcster Union. Jan. i3.
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STOCKS DULL AND STEADY.

There was little animation In the stock MARKET
the storm seeming to keep many Of the large ope-
rators away. Prices opened steady, but became
heavy about noon and underwent general Decline
the weak stocks being the Northwest and Lake
Shore the former declining on realizatlons and
"short" Sales and the latter upon absurd rumors Of
an injunction on the dividend, for the payment OF
which the books closed to-day. The feature to-day
was New Jersey Central, which rapidly advanced TO
1o2, and then In the noon decline went or to par,
closing finally at 101X. The bank statement led to
better feeling and an Improvement in oil the list,
except Northwest, which continued heavy and was
pressed for sale. In the express stocks United
States was active and strong.
THE EXTREME FLUCTUATIONS.
The following shows the range OF the leading
stocks to-day
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WALL STREEr, !
SArD RDAy, Jan. 1916 +. M.
Financial circles were agaA presented with
REMARKABLE BAhA STATEMENT
In the exhibit submitted by ne associated banks
this afternoon The line Of DEB osiss mas been in
trbuting items thereto being an increase Of over
nve millions in loans, an increase OF nearly two
millions in specie and an increase a nearly four
millions in legal tenders. The banks received ut
least three millions in national notes fro various
sources In the interior, the drift of capital being
this way from the country in general. Desp' 'te the
large increase in liabilities as repres% 'nted
by the deposits. they have sufficiently increased the
items OF specie and legal tenders to enable them 80
add over two millions and half to the surplus n
excess OF the reserve required be held by law the
total excess being now the extraordinary sum OF
$50, Isl. The statements OF this and last week
aAaAn k~yNA.
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Spruce 81, -. % n from Broome q, aSxl0e - an
orange st. ., loo n from 6th o. axl0O 6aS
rAssaic o. - l9v n from 0ouvernsur s IOox2sl Ns6o
~ Bi.OOMvIELD
RAoad As,ssAsw corner Of Jake BsOkse. So1ioa. 500
Hudson County, N. j.
CITY.
South 8tf-st, ., loo n Of Monmouth s 25x76. 5000
HOBoKEH.
Garden u, " .. l35 Il Of 7sh st, aOxlo0. .... 300
- UAYONkE.
Lots block II, plot 10, Bramhalis 50xIl7. LIS
Lots and ~, Barofs map for zabrske lS42 5000
,,, DTRaEN
Wilson's lane d 100 n OF Palsade av, saxloo.... $40
UNION TOwNsHIP.
Harold st. 9, 425 Bergen line EOxsS. 500
Harold ct, ., SsO Il OF Bergen ne 75x56. .. 400
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The Ndxf0ne, OF Florence announces the death OF
commander Pietr0 Tenerani. distinguished scup.
tor porn at Terano, near Oarrara, In 1900. He was
. pupil OF Canova and Of Thorwaidsen, whose bust
ne executed, a. well as that OF Plus TX He Is also
Wen known for his psyche" and his "Christ on the
Gross. lie was member OF the Institute OF France
and OF many other academies
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Five O'clock p. M.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
New York City.

New York City.
Attorney st. ., 225 n Of Stanton ST. 24orloo. half
Broadway and S0th It, ss corner Ns176 ..... iooo0
Carlisle y, 1855 II Of Greenwich st. house and lot
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THE suB.rREAsuRY REPORT
SALES At THE NEW YORK STOCK ExcaASss.

Seven hundred and sixty-dye thousand dollars
anceled gold certificates were sent to Washington.
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MADAME LA BLANCH, THE GREAT UNRIvALLBD
Iu Business and Medical Cairvoyan No il6 West Twaes
vsixth street between sixth and Ssveath avenues
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MADAME ROSS, BUSINESS AND MEDICAL CLAIR.
M voyant; tells past, present future likeness and
numbers 1853 Forty-nrst street, between Broadway and
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HENRY HERTZ, AUCTIONRER
%fnir - rOslIrvE AND PEREMPTOKY SALE OF
Ann ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE, &C., OF Mr.
IN r.u., a. X. KRUGER.
oS TUESDAY Az; AND WEDNFsDAY, NOV 20 AND 3D.
~ MS "AnEgo0Ms. II AND III FOURTH AVENUE,
Tho stool, or,rrusirE COOPER INSTITUTE
WI f'o ~ wnicn u valusi at over B20 Ugg
On Acco Susp ppppsn5TrIyELy. WITHOUT RESERVE.
r gar me Of rosewood Paror Cham.
Bureaus. Commodes Washss SiIss walnut sedsteaisi
eea wardr ana p hxenson Tables; Turkish Chairs oun.
49, 49, nu!eu Mattresses bedding Chars Rock
FsSr ar enc 70 j. .a s s.ts and Sarsns ss
purchasers, The Owner xna prvHs
November %. e' VI view on MonasyS
Tuesday, Nov 60 at i0M O'Clock y, III sEmL oN
salesroon, No. ~ Bowery large general assonent
achaum Goods &C. IN lots to suit the trade and oskers r.
Bowery. - S'''. =
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HOTELS.
CUhMIr HOTEL, CORNER or CANAL STREET MD
D1' wees . '''' Ed REI1g Psop
CT; CHARLES HOTEL EUROPEAN rLAs|, 90 BROAD
week S' IEn8Ib
CrURrEvANT HOUSE AMERICAN pLAY,, BROAD.
- way and Twenty ninth street New York Popaar prices
s. S nEw II e IEIIss
sd poor APoyE EIGHTH STREET sTyyyyE SAINT
men; Board II desired
COUNTRY BcAnD.
~ able, home this winter reasonable terms may
obtain The same BY calling addressing HONE. sa East
COUNTRY .BoARD-Ar BERGEN POINT, N. j.. 70
lS% %
Ace, statius where parties can b seen.
SALES AT AUCTION.
A. s1HEokTHh soH s So Suo #
. tho H EsSs:n .sa LIE, n Broadway
wyelen sas &C. sss ss sss south
rsos D We; G 2o nss
conveniently arranged. ya aGs, iC,l Io each.
Eichty6rst street, Lot between Second and Third
avenues.
J. BLEECKER SON a CO., AuCTIoNEERs,
N. Supreme Court-Under the direction OF Philo T. Rug
giles, Esq, Referee
WEDNESDAY, November 80,
At ~ M, At the Exchange Salesroom, Ill Broadway.
Spuyten Duyv Greek and 222d sreetl9 Lots adjoining
the Dyckman estate and close to the Hudson and Harlem
River Canal Maps At ~ Cedar street.
ADRIAN H. MULLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n Court Salc-ln Partition. Valuable Lots on Fifty
seventh, sxtysxh and Eghtyfr streets, near Central
Park Seventh avenue corner Of street north
yard Also improved Property on street Hora-
and Lexington avenue, corner Of Twenty-thrd street
auction Wednesday, Nov So 1870 IL o'clock, at the
Exchange Salesroom, Ill Broadway by order OF the SUI
preme Court under the direction OF u. Ingraham Jr,
Esq., Referee Fifty seventh street2 Los north side, 100
feet east Of Fifth seventh street and seventh
enue4 Lots, southwest corner of Seventh avenue and
Ffyseventh street. aud lot IN the Ffty seventh
street Sixtysxth streets Lots side, I75 feet OF
Eighth avenue. Eighty first streets Lots, north side lao
feet of Madison Broadway 13Oh street,
Lots northeast Washington nreetIIouses and
Lots Nos 6 and $50 Washington street. Watts street.
Greenwich avenueHouscs and Lots Nos 1885, la and 1873
Greenwich avenue, OF Horao street Horo street
House and Lot No. Horatio street. West Tenth street.
House and Lot No. 1855 West Tenth street, Waverey
place. Lexington avenueThe four Stables and Lots Nos 90
% ~ and ~ Lexington avenue commencing the Of
Twentv-thrd street Sixty per cent remain on bond
and mortgage Book maps at the Office Of the Auconecrs
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TOSEPH A. LEVY, AUCTIONEER.
No. l Pine street.

No. Pine street.
JOSEPH A. LEVY Auctioneer, VIII offer public auction
at tho Exchange saesoon No. III broadway on Monday
November 49, at IL O'Clock noon the following described
valuable property =
Supreme Court bale, by order Of
0ratx Nathan, ESQ.,, Referee.
Valuable Property ON Fifth street, near avenue @.
Sixth avenue southwest Of Fifty sixth sreet-FoW
Lots. 100 5xl00; mortgage $4,000
No S45 West Thryfrs street to close an es ate-The ins
class three story brick English basement Dwelling House,
16.bx45x98.0 mortgage &9,0J0
l23d street SIDE BoulevardThe
three story and brcK high soop House, adjoining
the church; size z5x4bxl00; MORTGAGE $4,000.
No S29 West Fcth sreetThree story high stoop brown
stone Dwelling 1872 by about 30 lot 1905 MORTGAGE 80 ovo
No 264 West Fortieth street story high soop brci
Dwelling. 20 BY abont ~; lot 9s9 mortgage $4,000
No. l2o West Thirtynr sreet-Three story high stooI
$4,000. = = - ''
Fo maps permits and particulars apply at the once OF thu
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n LAFAYETTE PLACE NEAR GRAND CENTRAL AND
New York Hotels. THIRD Floor front Eoorl and others,
Tor families sinse parties, with excellent Loard, mode
rate terms; references.
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4. EAST TWENTIETH STREET, SECOND DOOR From
~ FIFTH aycnucAn elegant Parior Floor, consisting of
three large with comno d!ous ptrge5 attached,
let, with private table.
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HOOP SKIRT AND UMBRELLA MACHINERY
IL JAMES AGAR, Auconecr, SO New Bowery Will sell,
on Monday November o. AT l01 O'clock on tho premises OF
Church street, a large quantity OF Machinery Lahes,
frames &C. for the manufacture of Skirts and Cmbreias
once Store Furniture Counters Drawers, Shelving, Fix
lures Desks Tables Chairs Stoves Clock Platform Scales,
&c 10 manufacturers this sale viii AFFORD good opporu-
nifty OF obtaining valuable machincry.
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I Attn sTREET.-sUIT OF ROOMS ON THIRD FLOOR;
Il large pantriesi nicely iurnshed uneAceled Board
227 West Fourteenth street.
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~ Bowery new house, European Rooms b.
the day, week or month; all beds with spring
B. BREEDER. Proprietor
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HOTELS.

TpARKER HOUsE-ENTRANCES NO. WEST TWEEN
" sixth 144 Broadway; furnished Rooms,
x. PARKER, Proprietor
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cee TO $50 PER WFFK.-A GENTLEMAN AND
tpO wife party of gentlemen obtain pleasant
Rooms with or without Board al SO Delaney street, also
day boarders, moaelate
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18th STREET, WEST, u6.-A PLEASANT, LARGE
Ii front Room, third door, with Board, modern improve
ments. excellent table.
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TUSTUS N. PHELPS, AUCTIONEER.
q Auction sale of
H0uschold Furniture

PHELPs, TALLUN y COl ohre lS5 groadway, VIII sc
on Tuesday November 20, 1870 at 10 A. NJ 6 2St
street 6 Dunscomb pacc) between Second and Third
nucs, complete assortment OF Household Furniture Gaia
ogues on premises or OF auconeers S5 Broadway
Cedar street
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17 WEST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE
4 nue.-Furnished Rooms with first class Board, with
home comforts for gentlemen gentleman and wife, Cal
fortwo days
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re ONE OR TWO YOUNG MEN CAN HAVE FULL
tDU. Board and comfortable Rooms SIS Apply At
II Clarkson street, between yarck and hudson.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LTOUND-1N A THIRD AVENUE CAR, A SILK UM
Il brca. Address, with description, &c., box 1897 Pos
Office
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900 SECOND AVENUE FIRST DOOR ABOVE
CUL Seventeenth strept-A nicely furnished Suit of
Rooms, third floor, front, let with Board, gentle
man and wife party of single gentlemen.
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BROOKLYN BOARD.

20 (NEw MOI CRANBERRY STREET, SECOND
81 house from Plymouth church.-To let, with or without
Board.
DRoOKLYN BOARD-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
ID 10 let with good Board, families single gentle
terms moderate ferries. Apply at ~
Fourth place.
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NY LADY WISHING RETIRED HOME PREVIOUS
"A 10 and during confinement, with widow living alone,
may address for week Mrs L. w. PAGE, box A5 WI
Post office.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A J. BLEECKER, SON 4 CO., AUcTIoNEERs.
n. TUESDAY, November ~.

seven Houses and Lots In Brooklyn.
wyckon street 8l s 37S $50 $50 1884, $685. south
side, between Fourth and Filth avenues, story high,
basement sub cellar brick French roof Dwelling Houses,
conveniently arranged. Lots 20xl00 each.
Yorkvile Lot.
Echy6st street, Lot, H. between Second and Third
uyQu uaQ
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VyTANTED-1N A RESPECTABLE PRIVATE FAMILY,
w located between Ninth and Thryfonrth streets and
Fourth Sixth avenues furnished entire Paror Floor
with Board gentleman, wife and two children for the
winter Address, with particulars WHITNEY, box l64 Herald
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A Fable For Strong. Minded Women.

Oak" said the vine, "bend your
trunk, SO that you may be support to
me-"
MY support" replied the oak, +" is
naturally yours, and you may depend
OIL my strength to bear you up, but |
am too solid too bend. Put your arms
around me, my pretty vine, and will
inanlully support aud cherish you, II
you have ambition to climb as high as
the clouds. While l thus hold you up,
you will ornament my rough trunk with
your pretty green leaves and scarlet ber.
ries. They will be us frontlets to my
head, as stand in the forest ike a olo-
rious warrior with all his plumes. We
were made by the great Master to grow
together, and that BY our union the weak
may be made strong, and the strong
render aid to the weak"
But | wish to grow independently" :"
said the vine. why cannot you twine
around me. and let me grow up straight,
aud not to be mere dependent upon
you"
Nature" answered the oak. "did not
design it, 1t ia impossible that YOU
should grow to any height alone. and if
you try IL, the wiuds and raius, If not
your own weight, viii bring YOU to the
grouud. Neither is it proper for YOU 10
ruo your arms hither aud thither, for
tue trees will begin to say it is not my
vine, It is stranger, get thee gone, /
will not cherish thee. BY this time
thou wilt be SO eutangled among the
different branches that thou canst not
get back to thy oak and nobody win
admire thee or pity thee.
All mel" said the vine, z let me es-
cape from such destiny and with
THIS she twined herself around the oak.
and both grew and hoarished happily
together.
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Muscular Religion.

There is new society Of religiouists
in New jersey, called Jehovah i Band"
who have their headquarters ia Macopiu,
near Patterson, where they have sup.
planted iayorite station of the Meth.
odist church, aud have refused to listen
to all advice to abandon their peculiar
opinions aud practices. Their form of
worship develops itself in puiiiug, blow.
ing, whistling, shouting, Jumping, wrest.
ling, falling to the hoer, aud rolling
over and kicking. Both women and
men engage iu the exercises. Baptism
is by immersion ia the village mill pond.
in the dead hour OF the night. On
Sunday they hold continuous service,
aud take recess for meals only, refusing
to read newspaper, or even to receive
letter on that day.
They profess to be filed with the
Holy Spirit when waTshipping, and
when leaping in their ecstasy, declare
that their spirits rise far above their
bodies. They permit no person, cx.
cepting those belonging to the band, to
join with them in singing or Jumping,
or any other of their exercises. although
no objection is made 10 the attendance
OF outsiders ut the meetings of the band
a dozen will have the floor at once.
pounding and kicking, aud the whole
crowd seems worked up to fearful
state OF cxcitement--some jumping un.
I'll they fall; the women shrieking ia the
widest manner, and others praying,
whistling, aid putting, as for wager.
They permit no leyity on the part of
the young folks during their proceed
ings. One OF the baud is thought to
DC growing insane under the excitement
of this religious phrenzy. There is no
doubt that the members are sincere en-.
thnsiasts, and, what is strange to many,
several wealthy, well to do aud sensible
citizens have joined them. The Metho
dists have done all they could to over.
come the enthusiasm Of the sect. but
have utterly failed.
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How Good Templars are Initiated.

The method eliminating candidate
into Lodge of Guod Templars Is but a
slight Improvement upnl the same pro
gramme 80 long in vogue by the ancient
and honorable fraternity Of the Sons
Of Malta" A "ehnp" who was taken
from Utica lager beer salonn. where
he got right" without KNOWING that
lager would iitoxiche. was put through
a course Of cold water treatment by the
Good Tempt RS the other evening. He
peaches ou the Templars aud gives the
following expose OF their initiation Ger.
emuny, for which no doubt he will be
putthrougli another course oil cold water
sprouts" at the next meeting Of the
lodge. Ia the first place the victim Of
Initiation is bliudtoldtd. bound hands
and feet, and thrown iuto cider press
and pressed for i've minutes This is
done for the purpose Of clearing his
system Of ''old drunks" lie is then
taken out of the cider press, aud, By
means Of u force pump. is gorged with
oistern water, after which sealing plas
ter is put over his mouth. aud he is
rolled iu barrel four or five times
across the room, the choir Mt the same
time singing the "Cold Water" soEg.
He is now taken out of the barrel, and
hung up by the heels till the water runs
out through his cars. lie is then cut
down, and beautiful young lady hands
him glass of cisierp water. A cold
water bath is then furnished him, alter
which he is showcred with cisiern water
lie is then made u read the water
Works Act ten times, drinking glass
OF cIsteru water between each reading
alter which the old oaken bucket is hung
around his neck, aud fifteen beautiful
young ladies with squirt guns deluge
him with cistern water. lle is then
forced to eat peck Of snow, while the
brothers stick his ears full of ieicles
lie is then run through a cloIhe.
wringer. after which lie Is handed d
glass Of cistern water by beautilu
young lady. He Is then gorged agaii
with clsteru water, his boots filed witt
the same, aud he is laid away in re
lrigerator After remaining in the re
lrIgerator for the space Of half an hour
he Is taken out and given glass o
cisiern water, run through clOthe
wrinscr, and becomes a Good Tenlplar
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WESTMINSTER, MD, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 9. 1870.

the interest of said service may require him 70
do So.
See tO And be ii enacted, That the com.
manding nlliccr afOresaid u hereby empowered
to prescribe rule and regulations, for the dis
ciplinc uf said Oyster Pole. Force. which shalt
be submitted to the Commissioners aforesaid for
their consideration, and when duly approved
by them, shall have furco of law aud BE- bind
ing upoH the officers and crew of said force.
Sec. 81. And be it enacted. That in case Of
the death, or permanent disability Gf the euln-
nrandiDg u.hcer aforesaid, the Commissioners
aforesaid shall base authority 10 6ll the va
caucy.
See. A. And be 1t enacted, That the Board
Of Commissioners shall have power to keep the
said steamer aud vessels IN suitable running
repair; and tie Treasurer Of tho State, upoH
requisitinn of said Commissioners, and the
warrant Of the Comptroller. is hereby directed
TO pay the SUN or suns necessary ~ carry out
the provisions OF this section.
Suc. 43. And be 1t enacted, That the com
manding officer Of said Force shall belorc a..-
terng upon the discharge Of his duties. take
before tie Judge Of one Of the Circuit Courts,
tue oath prescribed By the Constitution, aud
enter into bund tn the state Of Maryland, In the
sum Of twenty thousand dollars, to he approved
BY said Judge, for the faithful performance uf
his d1tics, prescribed in this Article.
Sec. "A. And be it enacted, That all laws
ineonsistent with the provisions Of this Act. be
and The slne are hereby repealed, but nothing
in this Act shall be construed to apply to the
waters lying to the eastward Of Worcester
county, ur repeal section ninety -four, to one
hundred and one, inclusive. Of Article nineteen
OF the Code Of Public Local Laws for Somerset
county, relating to Oysters, or to repeal the
Act passed at the present session df tho Gene
raj Assembly. entitled an "Act to authorize
seoopins for Oysters, in certain waters Of Dor.
chester county"
See. 45 Aud be it enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date nf II passage.
ODEN BOWIE,
Governor.