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tCharter %. page lo4. }

To amend the twenty-first and twenty second sec
tons of the tity-SiNth Article OF the Code OF
Public General Laws. relating to the Licenses
OF HawkerS and Pcdders.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General As
sembiy of Maryland That the twcnty-frst and
twcntySecond sections OF the titty-sXth Article OF
the Code OF Public General Laws. relating to the
license OF hawkers and peddlers. be and the same
are hereby repealed. and the following sections
enacted in lieu thereof:
Twenty-one. For every such license. not to eN-
tend beyond the county in which the same may he
issued. there shall be paid the following rates. To-
wit: For every license to travel on foot. the sum
OF forty dollars: to travel with horse other
beast OF burden and wagon or other vehicle the
sum Of seventy dollars. For every such license to
extend over the whole Western Shore. there shall
be paid the following rates To wit: For every Ii
ccnsc to travel on foot the sum OF sixty dollars:
to travel with IL horse or other beast of burden or
one horse or other beast of burden and wagon or
other vehicle. the sum OF hundred dollars:
with two horses or other beasts of burden and Il
wagon or other vehicle. the sum of one hundred
and fifty dollars.
Twenty two. No such license shall be granted
to any other than white person. Or TO any huwkcr
or peddler in the name and style Of a partnership
OF company. and but one por-Gn shall net under
such license.
Section . And be it enacted. That this act
shall take effect on the day Of it's passage
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To amend the forty second section. relating to the
granting OF Licenses to traders. ui Article fifty
six OF the Code Of Public General Laws:
Section !. BE it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, OF Maryland that the forty-Secord section of
Laws. relating to the granting of Licenses L"
traders. be and the same is hereby repealed. ana
the following enacted as Il substitute therefor:
Il. When any person. body polite or corporate
shall propose to sell or barter anything mentioned
in the preceding section except Spirituous or fer
mentea liquors. he shall apply To the Clerk of the
Circuit Court OF the county in which he may re
side. or il he resides II the city vi Baltimore to
the Court OF Common Pleas for i. license therefor:
but 10 license TO trade. or to sell SrirtuouS or fer
mented liquors, shall he issued 10y any Clerk OF n
of twentyone years. without the special order of
the Judge Of the Court. hut no Judge shall give
such special order To issue licenses to sell Sritu
Gus or ternentcd liquors! udless upon the recon-
incubation OF at least ten respectable frcehodcrs.
resident OF the ward or district wherein the place
OF sale may be. and whenever any licenses shall
be issued to felae c0rert or minor the said tsMe
corer or minor shall be responsible for al con
tracts made in the prosecution OF their business
under such license. and shall be liable to be sued
therefor in any of the courts of this State: and the
said fcRc Corert may he sued. indicted and
prosecuted i'll case OF Il violation by her of the
license laws OF this State. or in she should
keep dSOrderly house. as if she were tcme S0!c;
and il Judgment be obtained against her on any
contract. execution snail may issue in the ori-
nary way to affect her separate estate: prOrided.
horerer. that such responsibility shall i'll no man
ner affect or impair the responsibility of the hus-
band or parent under the existing laws: and that
this act shall take effect On the thirtieth day Of
April next
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LICENSES TO ORDlNARIES AND TAy
ERN KEEPERS

The License to Ordnarics and Tavern Keepers
to sell spirituous and iermented liquors or lager
beer. in quantities less than pint. at any one
time. are as follows: Provided that the applicant
shall first be recommended to the Clerk by twelve
respectable freeholders of his immediate vicinity
and shall make oath before said Clerk that he has
bona .fde (and without intending to evade the re-
luirements of this article.) provided and expects
to maintain six good beds with sufficient covering
therctor-and three rooms than sufficient Tor
private use Of said ordinary keeper with stabliny
and proyender for five horses at least and if said
applicant resides in the city OF Baltimore. that he
has provided and expects to maintain twelve good
beds. with covering as aforesaid, and six rooms.
The said applicant is also to make oath before
the Clerk as to the rate of rent annual value OF
the house at in which the business to he author
lied by the License may he done or intended to
be done.
Ii the rental or annual value is not
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tbTiUltG us. PhSc
AN ACT

70 add to the tenth section of article tyci.ht o;
the code OF Public General Laws Il subsection
requiring !. license to enable any person to act
a Real Estate Broker
Section l. Be IT enacted by the General sscm-
'iy OF Maryland. That there be added to the tenth
section OF article fifty six of the code of Public
General Laws. a Subsection ,o'raa,Y a. iHllowS
Subsection l. Any person applying Tor the
: 'nc. and paying the sum OF fifty dollars ma Y
,htaln Il licenS" Tor carrying on the business 0I
Real Estate Broker and any individual! co-part-
leiship or firm who shall carry the business of
Real Estate Broker. without license shall be
'"blect to the penalties imposed upon other brok-
crs by section seventeen of this article.
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TO add additional section to article fity-Siy of
the code OF Public General Laws entitled Lii
cenSes. so az ~ CmElwGr a trader to sell the
licenses to trade with the stock Of goods.
Section 5. BE it enacted by the General Assem-
iddcd to article ii1ty-siX OF the code OF Public
fencral Laws. ehtltlcd Licenses
). BE 1t enacted. Any trader who has taken
out license TO sell goods chltteS. wares mcrclal,-
iiSe Spirtuous or crmented liquors. or lager beer
II this State. shall have the privilege To sell out
said license To any party purchasing his stock 0.
Goods. and purchasing "r renting his place OF bus
ness, and the party so purchasing may continIic
% sell under the license OF his predecessors in
business until the expiration Of said license.
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tChapter lis. page 2as.)

To amend section one of Article fiity-SiX of the
Code OF Public General Laws entitled ''I.icenS,
relating to the issuing of licenses hy Clerks O.
Courts.
Be it enacted ythc General Assembly OF Mary
sand. That section one ri Article tiity-Six OF tho
Code OF Public General Laws entitled License.
COWS:
All licenses shall he granted 10y the Clerks o.
The Circuit Courts OF the counties and the Clcrh
aimOre. except where different mode i specially
provided. and all licenses granted by the SAFE
Jerks shall expire on the first day OF May mex
hereafter except licenses ior fisheries and horse
licenses, and if granted ior part of year, rate
ihle sum shall be charged thercaE.
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Chaptcr III, page l3o.)


To amend the fiity-sixth Article of the Code o.
Public General Laws relating to licenses. by
adding thereto the following section relating to
partnerships taking our licenses:
Section l. Be il enacted by the General Assem-
bly, OF Maryland. That the fuluwin. section be
and the same Is hereby added to the iiity-Sixth
trtcie of the Code OF Public General Laws to
follow the second section thereof:
Any license may he obtained i.y partnerships or
firms well by Individuals: hut iii all eases
thc names Of all the partners al any firm shall b.
set forth i'll full i'll the license. and license shall
protect any person pretending to act under the
same unless he is named therein. or j. entitled a
representative or assignee. under the provisions
hereinafter contained in this article and the
Clerk issuing the license shall enter upon the
record of license the full l;amos al the members ui
/ co-partner>hp To which such license is issued.
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OYSTER AND EATING HOUSES.

The License to be paid by the keepers of Oysters
and Eating Houses Is $500 throughout the State.
The s6th section OF the Code which required an
applicant for License to open Oyster or eating
houses 10 procure the rec.mnenifat ton o. two
before the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF his
ty, SC, t.S to the annual value Of house, is re-
p1alad
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amendments to the License Laws Passed
at January Session, 1868.
thaptcr $40, page 6l2.)
AN ACT


To repeal an Act entitled AN Act To regulate the
issuing OF license for the sale nf sprituouS or
tcrmentcd liquors within. the borough of North
East. in Cecil county. passed mt January Scs-
sion. eighteen hundred and sixty cha ptcr
three hundred and iorty-c.tlt. and to enact the
following in lieu thereof.
Section l. BE it enacted by the General Assem-
oy OF Maryland. That the Act entitled AN Act
to regulate the issuing OF license for the sale o;
>piTtuous or terncmtcd liquors within the borough
II North East. in Cecil county passed at .Ianu
Try Session. eighteen hGndred and sixty four
chapter three hundred and iurty eight. be and the
same is hereby repealed. and the following enact
I'd in lieu thereof
Section. And be it enacted. That the Judge
II the circuit court tor Cecil county shall. before
The first day OF May. in each and every year. after
he passage OF this act. furnish 10 the clerk OF the
.Ircut court for Cecil county, the names OF TIVE
persons. houScholdcrS i'll the village OF North East
10 whom and to whom only tie clerk shall issue an
ordinary license to vcnd icrmentcd and SprituouS
.guors, which person shall! comply with all the
PROVISIONS OF the cod" with respect to ordinary
iccnSeS.
Section 3. And be il enacted. That this act
,ilal take effect from the date OF its passage
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No License shall be granted TO sell spirituous or
tcrmented liquors lager beer in quantities not
person applying therefor shall also obtain Lii
ccnsc to sell goods, chattels, wares and merchan-
disc paving therefor the sum hereinbcfore pre-.
scribed according to the amount OF stock in trade
The Clerk shall not issue License to any pcrson
to sell spirtuous and termcntcd liquors from
whom the Grand Jury has recommended Ii
has been suppressed by the Court. without spe
cial order OF the Court
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.SHER|FF'S LICENSE NOTICE.
NOTICE TO
MERCHANTS, TRADERS,
AND OTHERS.

A LII persons and bodies corporate or
1lpolitic in Cecil county. who are or shall he
exercising or pursuing any business. or shall be
doing any act or thing. shall he in the occupa-
ton of any house or place for any purpose Tor
which license is made necessary by the laws ut
Maryland are hereby warned 10 obtain 4 License
or renew the same.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-03
TO THE LADIES
JOHN WANAMAKER, GRAND DEPOT,
PHILADEII PIIA

All ladies that it has get First Glass
Underwear in Philade pha-we Muslin and Linen
Underwear such the French people indulge in Excepting
of the old Chestnut Houses who have made it
specially others have kept stocks made principally of job
tised bargains"
Desiring to the question: often asked by ladies'
"Why go S and elsewhere in New York for
Underwear? ?" have say, You ned CO. unless
choose other Grand The time past for seek
ing other cities than Philadelphia for shopping
Referring to Underwear out several months ago to
get ready fstcass stock of Undergarmens of every de-
scrpton. We have said much about and propose
let work and words speak for This simply
draw attention the fact that have allotted large
space in the section of the Grand Depot the left of the
Chestnut entrance where locate what will be-
point of fact
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-03

Ii the oath be administered before Justice of
the Peace out OF the county in which the appiica-
tion is made. there must be attached the certificate
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the county in
which the Justice resides.
Persons may sell salt to cure tish in March
April and May. without License. Vendors o.
cakes and vendors of beer and cider who are
makers of such beer and cider lager beer except
cd) are not required to pay License
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-03
MILIIN e RS.

Females vending Millinery and other small ar
ticlcs, whose stock is not over $500 pay License
of $3.50 only; but if that amount they are re-
quired to pay the same licenses as other persons
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-03

On this - day OF -. 1850. before the sub
Scrher. a Justice of the Peace of the State OF
Maryland. in and for said county, personally ap-
pearcd -. and declared that he intends to apply
for a Traders License under the second section OF
the act OF January Session. 1858. to the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Cecil county and made Oh tn
that the amount OF the stock OF goods generally
kept on hand by him (or by the concern in which
he is engaged in case it be Partnership at the
principal season nt sale Tor if the applicant has
not previously engaged in such trade.l that the
amount OF goods which he intends 10 keep. &c
does not Tor will mott exceed s..
Sworn hcnre
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he rental or annual value is not
LICENSES TO RETAILERS OF SPIRIT
UOUS OR FERMENTED LIQUORS
OR LAGER REER.

The amounts of License to be paid by Retailers
of Spirtuous or Fermcnted Liquors and Lager
Beer, follows:
If thp voluc of stock in trn,ia he S5,to
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On Or before The Isl daY Of Nav enSring.


under the penalty prescribed 10y said laws Tor the
intractiOn thereof.
Those interested are notified OF the following
requirements Of The license laws:
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The amount to he paid by traders tor Il License
the amount OF stock at the principal season of
sale 10 he given under OATH is rs follows:
If the applicants stock in trade does not exceed
81 llN. 20
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-03

RfAN Stool. Covcrand Book SCI. to SEQ,
EiAN0So CREAMS. Is Stops, sets o! Reeds,
.--.x..4---.-. =. Knee Swell. Stool. Book only
Sss. Is illustrated Gaia o9ue free. Address
Dazzle. :. Beatty. T-:a;-i::a, :.
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oath to he made as to the amount of stock at I'll
principal season of the year.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-03
CHAPTER PSI.

The Act OF Assembly passed at the session o.
1870 amends and mudiiies the above law as fol.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-03
NEW DEPARTMENT.
The old style of dealing these Goods have abandoned
and taken up the business

As Manufacturers Of Underwear.
First-In Workrooms.
Secondly special order in Underwear Establishments
Instead of taking jobs receiving dozens and dozens of
Chames Drawers and Night Shirts and putting them
shelves and counters, shall put forward only
First-CAREFULLY MANUFACTURED.
Second-NEAT AND HANDSOME SEWING.
Third-UNQU TIUNABLE and WARRANTABLE
MATERIALS.
This charm of cheapness will be the first idea
cheapness and charming work.
After all people cannot we'll judge by advertisement of
prices If adverises horse for $780, and another
advertises for $780, the buyer will decide by the
advertised price, but by seeing Judging of horses The
$3.50 horse be worth of the other We submit all
goods this What is the actual merit value
We shall do well this work have undertaken and be
content with whatever patronage deserve.
So greatly have musns and labor advanced since first
began the preparations for present stock that conf
IDENTIFY believe that Ladies have the sewing done
home for anything like the prices marked first stock
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The applicant must either make oath as hereto
fore. befo,e the Clerk OF the Circuit Court CT the
county where he is engaged in business OF the
amount of goods kept on hand at the principal
season OF sale: or the oath may be administered
by a Justice OF the Peace. when the person want
Ing a license applies through an agent. If the
be deemed sufficient compliance with the act:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-03
Amendments to the License Laws,

Passed by the General Assembly OF Maryland ut
the Regular Session commencing JaTl-
airy. 1892, relating to Licenses.
(Chaptcr - page So
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-03

AN ACT to provide for the regulation of the sale
ofSpirituous and Fermented Liquors and Lager
Beer. in Cecil county.
, 1880-12-30

OF tho fnct TINT IN harRalninR to deliver rocs!s
rralfy nrc. IN kccp tho license from tho reporters
+ was necessary "a slrpp this particular llcenso
i,lcs but this fact did INIT ,ioter tho clerk frsm
Keeping 10 rccur1l. Ito simply tlrarpch tho
!cctiso when tho certificate wns fssucti. hut Mr..
pinco In tho ri,biiehetl list at liccnecs Issued
during ycstcrtiay. Mr. IIecht stated TO ono Of
bis superior officers that ho did not rctnin tho
fcilnw- -clurk, vim etooi by, ht4 eI.lo during tho
entiro, transaction. Mr. rrot'st'sis, howovor.
just how long this pcc,,lInr system Of black.
1nal has leon In vogue In tho County Clrrk' .
Office at course cnnnot to determined, but TINT
anil County Clerk Klokko should At .oiicc CON-
tnonco wcctltnE olt his oItlco until men VINO
lower themselves to tho Iovel 81 professional
hlnckunilcrn are tnHtlo tn feel TINT such pro-
cccdlng8 will not be colllltenAnccll.
, 1880-12-30
IRELAND.

THE 1NIAlt LITERARY ASSOCIATION
hald n wejl-uttcudcti meeting yesterday evep-
inr In tho Grand Army lluIi, Nc. 1oa washington
street. The chatr was occupied ny slr. John Is.
Dalton, who Invited tho meeting to discuss tho
oucstions Involved in tho following resolution;
Resolreti, rhat the Irish people should resort to
afns 10 feufcss tho'r Prcse!lt 9!'eFaHcea'
Tho affirmative side OF tho debate was takon
by Justice A. l.. Morrison, +, D, Collins, aud
Iintn~t S1orrfaor md nm ncv,ft,c n,tn hv p ",
tsuv. ~. se' ~ :. 49, ..t., r ~ - s' s., -
McElhohe. r. Aclias''' tl'a n'moh totaaa. w
behnlf OF tho affirmative atlo Of tho proposl.
ton It waa urxcl that It WAS Letter
for tho Irish uconio to do In an
actlso Struggle Tor existence rather than con-
tlnue Ia ta,ney submit to tho opprcssor. 1t was
shnwn TINT tho nrosunt condition of tho nation
was mol moro homeless than TINT OF the Amori-
Gau ~ ~ III , Rfs H. ~ nu
e,., y, VIZ ttM irish "etntnss hv tnir frinx
~ tnu ts's ~ .. ~ u's NJ IL. y;
II, cs,,Wnc Wiz tnbs s,,sess "'' "'' ''A''' '"
~ ~ .',, ~ ,sth mr. aida ,roo that to
o soGXcss aa IN tee ~ otmow S1 Mpgc@ tat o 9no
!s,, .'' ;a,1 ~ ~ rpahn a"1 ri it
10 9ntoF m ,,'1rcs,. a4Em ~ ~" ~, ~ "o"'a
, 1880-12-30

The biting aIr gf yesterday did not prevent
over 600 people from 1ourneylue to tho Expnsi-
tion to gazaupon tho rulattyo Of Jonnil's friend,
or whAt Is loft Of him, now lying unon two rAIl-
road trucks In tho nurth end 0t thnt building.
Owing to tho extromcly cold weather during tho
past two days, tho preparations to exhibit tho
hugo fish to tho best advantage have been mndo
under great difficulties Those preparations Wilt
ho completed to.tlny, In all probability. md tho
first whale over scol III ChcHEn
may DO fully Inspected, ovcry expctlfont
being employed to show or Its many Interesting
le ahout sixty feot IN lungtl. and Is rrrfcct rs
II 1t hMtl Just been washed ashore. Ttoro Is 70
offonstyG smell from tho carcnsa, tho rntrnEts
having bcen taken out, anl w.a. rcnains 81! u
frozen stiN. Fred J. r:ngclhart. to whom a,e
1onga tho houorgt having transported tho t'rst
yh0lo to an inland city. wna yesterday on
hand potntIng out f. tho eurio!lsu ~ tho
being a cavity from which waB. Gxtrhctch hy
Sarnh Ilornhardt at Isnston. II niacn of wa,Hto-
homo wstui lhnt actrbss hntl ,natlo into corsots.
Tho whale Will 10 OIL exhibition for some wcoks
and will doubtless, during Its stAy, attract much
nttcntlon.
, 1880-12-30
MINE PURCHASE.

DEADwooD. j. T., Dee. eD.-1t is reported In
this city, apparently Oh good authority, thnt tho
1iomostako Company hns purchased MI ttla, Do
srnet l. Gopher Mining Comrnny's prnperty,
comprising half n tlozen valuable claims, to-
9cthor with tho SrcNrtlsll Ditch, nearly twenty
miles In len4th. purity completed. Tho price is
Btatod at 81, ,50O,G ,GO.
, 1880-12-30
DRAMATIC NOTES,

Ernst Stanley Is OH bis feet agaln.
alr. Ed buckley Joins tho John T. Raymond
troupe.
"Nocdca md Plus" still prevails Mt Days
New York.
Corinno's "Mcrrynakcrs" Mt tho Grand on
Monday
Mtnc. LotItIn, tho cquostrienNo, dod at Liver
pool Inst month.
Hermann, tho mngic!a,,, Is exciting q good
deRl Of curiosity by his cabinet tricks
Nearly $1,000 worth OF scnson tickets havo
been sold for tho Ncrnhasdt engage n,cnt.
On tho 18th Mr. DiRby Doll will lcnvo tho
Comfy Iiarton Company to toIu Auglistln Daily.
"Tlo Phoenix" will bo reproduced ut the
Olympic this ovcnlng, with Milton Mobiles in tho
loading part.
Mlss sarn Jowott says sho will not 10 starring
during tho run Of "Tho Creole" at tho Union
Square ThcAtrr.
Mary Andcrson and ealvinl will llkoly appear
together In "lngonar" at tho Fifth AFenue
Thoatrc In April.
nossl, tho great italian motor, will, prnbably
plly III this country next scason under ChlZxo-
la'a management.
"Ono Hundred Wivos :" will DO prosontel at
llooth's Theatro Jar+ II, tho production. Of
"Michael strogoH" having been indettaitly
postponed.
Last weok Mrs. John T.. MoI1ouougi,, pro-
fossl0nally known as Lillian TrMys, iloil Nf con-
sumption a. hcr fathers roslucncu IN Clnelu-
nati.
IA Nov I.ro1" IA Tim nr,no of Charles
Coohlnns n,lantMt,nn of 4 In Wnrto Giytn.S II
was brought out at tho Prince ot Walos Ihoa-
| trc, London.
| Mr.. ,yi,l st,,ort who for somp yenrs hns hocn
| writing nrrr fhe sIvI,nttir0 ~ sWuls,Vnn IN
nns i,nnn pmuHreu br Mr. Horny Iryinx 1T tic
London Lyceun.
| Aonca 1stto, f!r., y. W. rrnov, amcroo,, fro,n
hor in,,, rntr:,nnnt ~ rinv 3f,.,Ie #, = Erni,
Nra,, thre" ut~t,ts lnst wax in It,.fmio In n
~ ,,osi ctnr;tv '"as VIVA ''' ' "A
| W 'oss' s'1'tt'' .----
Tho cnh weAthor has not only hnu most dam.
hHs XIV & "JS. @ tne % ~ MI ~. ~. ss ~,
o,!r s s"ns h.'u na = Msn.i,tna S'"e "NA w
| VIA "'"se9 Wv "''t
| "Two Nights in t&oM1," q play ny Mr.. a. c.
| Gunthor, tint tins heon vol Rp0kUn uf, will bO
| Hegn ut MoYtokers un Monday. Miss AIandU
| Granger will unIct tho principal part.
John Yan TOY, rs assignee nf Martin Lnfltto
lah,iso,, has OexliO suit ii Nav Yofk aHaillst
blny "Artioo ~" .. which Mrs. Johnson WIS
r,'N n.,. ,,,,, ,,uo,,
1aS uMtil9a so, iIuo .t ~ CnC ms
IN piiicars: 4, i, Dunn, i'rcsl,Icnt; a, X, Dom.
nrrst HtnHo Wuuuaur: b. d, EuilIyau, Secfctary
! nni 'irrnsurer
49, -,
Nlsa CAthoF!ht loWts' nnft n "Ine tnfns!ls
combination IL now tillo!! w Miss l'HtlH quicken"
xc, Ut tho ltr0nu street lhelltrC. !hllllGlrhile,
, 1880-12-30
STRIKE ENnEn.

CoLrslnus, O., Dec. ou.-The backbone Of tho
coni-1nfnors strikc In tho Hooking Valley Is
broken. Tho men having completed tholr Christ.
inns festivities many of thom have E0ue bnclt
to work. u,ld tture will doubtless moro follow
tQ-hlorrOW. -