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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-22

,,orrrR Of the ISrELLIoEScEh yester'
H. i,,e,viewed Captain Devries, the
ss.,I Agent of the Baltimore and Ohio
.,,bi, point, in regard to the com
4. s,.,, !. about the abolishing OF special
n.y.. y, :, various points along the line. The
s'.;, = T. explained that all special rates ex'
'..Jb'linila,ion at the end OF each year,
.It,i,o be renewed prior to each LIST oil
,,.,,, in orderto be operative after that
:. -, The lale special rates had been in
s.s - ,vo years, and had been based on
S.Jnll business and reduced rates Of the
vi. Ip view Of the general revival OF
=. tI,e company were revising the old
I'D s rates, and rs soon as practica-
4. rould nut in operation revised
N. Pending the revision the regular
L,t,b, tariff was obliged to govern
d transportation. In a short time the
:, pecial rates, raised somewhat higher
S,,tho,e Of the last two years, would be
rtiaiore. There was no intention on
satof the company Of any permanent,
,,,,p urotracted, withdrawal Of special
m such as they have uniformly been
ruoned to give on lumber, coal and
AElike freight.
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A Regular Epidemic OF Kissing I'm the

New YORK, January 2l.-Another New
Jersey minister is in trouble. This time
1t is the Rev. Mr.. Haierman, pastor OF the
German Lutheran church, one OF the
largest and wealthiest congregations IN
Hoboken. He received a salary OF two
thousand dollars year. Haterman was
kissing his young and good looking cook
too often and she told his wife, who be-
came furious. The trustees OF the church
asked the pastor to resign. A similar case
was reported in this city yesterday. A
minister with wife and seven children
had been kissing a young woman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-22
a Boom In ST. Louis aud Iron Noun.
tain stocks.

NRw YORK, January 2l.-There has
been boom in the stock Of the St. Louis
and Iron Mountain road, the price ad-
vancing 10 50l. The Ebning Post says:
The earnings OF the road are very large
compared with last year, but the principal
reason for the sudden change In the price
OF the stock is the report that the Wabash
people are buyingit. They deny that they
are doing so and say their interest lies In
developing the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas, the purchase Of which they have
in view. Ii is rival line to the Iron
Maintain
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-22
AFGnANlsrAN.

LAHORE, January 2l.-The Civil and
Military Ga:ette's Persian correspondent
states that 10000 Ghazais have collected
fifty miles from Cabul, under command oi
Mohammed Jan, and they intend to ad.
vance on Cabul. Their leader has writ,
ten TO the Chief Of Iugh Manis, who has
collected 10000 men and awaits the arri.
val at Cabul OF the Ghazais.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-22

NEw YoRr, January 9l.-oommodore
Homer G. Blake, Of the U. s. navy, died
to-day at his residence in this city, after
brief illness. caused by malarial disease,
contracted during the war and in his re-
cent cruise in the Asiatic squadron. lie
was at Washington about six weeks ago,
when he passed the examination for pro.
motion to Commodore. He was contined
10 hisroom only week. He leaves wild
ow and one daughter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-22
serious Array Among Colorado Miner.

serious ARRAY Among Colorado Miners.
DENVER, COL, January 2l.-A special to
the Nees reports serious shooting afrray
at Alpine on Monday night. The parties
engaged were Daniel Pickett, Jas. Louch
and Daniel Jennison, miners, and ]. D.
Forester, driver on Barlow 4 Sanders
Stage Line. The row originated in a
dance house, over: one Of the girls, aud
ended in the miners beating Forester Sc
verely. The latter swore out warrant
before Justice Kowles and constable Stan
ton undertook to serve the paper.
The officer met the men in Cuts saloon.
They resisted arrest and Stanton called
on the citizens present to assist him. The
miners showed fight, when the consta.
BILE drew revolver and emptied its con-
tents into the crowd, killing Pickett in.
stantly and fatally wounding Louch and
Jemison, both are expected to die. The
miners were from Pittsburgh and are well
known in this section. Pickett and Louch
both have families in Alpine.
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DIsiiOP ELDER.
will Probably Accept the Cincinnati


He will Probably Accept the Cincinnati
appointment.
NArouEz, Miss, January 2l.-BishoF
Elder is now conducting spiritual retreat
OF the clergy Of his diocese at Vicksburg
and will be so engaged until the 2Sth inst.
after which synod will be held. There
is no certainty Of his early return TO thi.
place. He has already received Papa
bulls OF appointment as coadjntator tc
Archbishop Allemany, OF San Francisco
with the right OF succession, &c, but 1t !:
the general impression here that he will
accept the Cincinnati appointment.
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mo- Reln,Ion 10 .Rob.n . Hone,er

oswEoo, N. Y, January 2l.-David
Bonnell, syIvanus Reynolds, Lafayette
Ingersoll, Neba Ipgersoll, Frank 1uger.
soil, Frank Gibson, Lucy Ingersoll, Ida
Ingersoll and Levina Lock were arrested
last night while manufacturing spurious
coin. Metals, dies, acids, &C., besides 500
In counterfeit American and Canadian
coin were seized,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-22
Pan HnndIe I,aborer. want a Raise,

srEuBESyILlE, January 2O.-About sixty
track hands on the Pan Handle railroad
yesterday evening struck for an advance
in wages. The price now paid Is 81 per
day, and they demanded 81 %. Hereto.
fore they have only been paid hall time
when riding, and they now want full time
fora whole days work, ride or no ride,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-22
Day,s DIseoyers something a, Last.

WASHINGTON, January 2l.-A special
saws Senator Davis, OF West Virginia, has
made the discovery that 1t is possible for
one official in the Treasury, Il he Is 50 dis
posed, to cause the issue oi United States
bonds for which no equivalent has been
received, and q transaction oE this kind
might 90 undiscovered for several months,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-22
FoRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.
The Bayard Resolution Discussed by
senator Beeh-Pinafore Jokes I'm the
WASHINGTON, January 2l.

|
Mr.. Bayard's resolution for the with
drawal Of the legal tender quality Of Unit
ed States notes, was taken up and Mr.
Beck made his promised speech in oppo
sition.
Mr.. Beck wished It to DO understood that
he did not believe the original issue OF the
notes was constitutional. He had always
denied that 1t was, but the Supreme Court
had decided otherwise. We have them
upon US and he was determined to make
the most OF them. Use them for the bene.
fit OF the people aud not destroy them in
the interest OF bankers.
Mr.. Beck continued by expressing the
belief that Congress and not the Supreme
Court was, under the constitution, the
Judge OF what constituted an exigency,
such as would warrant the issue OF notes.
Mr.. Coke,obtained the floor, butyielded
on motion Of Mr.. Voorhees, that the Sem
ate go into executive session, which was
agreed to, and when the doors we're re-
opened the Senate adjourned until to-
morrow.
Mr.. Sparks, Chairman Of the Committee
on Military Affairs, reported back bill
for the relief Of Fitz John Porter, ,accompan.
led with majority report thereon.
Mr.. McCook presented a minority re-
port. Both reports we're ordered printed,
and the bill made the special order for
February 18th.
The morning hour was consumed in
discussionof the bill requiring that one.
half OF the bank reserves be kept in coin.
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole, Carlisle in the chair, on the re-
vision OF the rules, the general debt
on which is to close tomorrow
The committee was addressed by
Robertson and Chalmers in favor OF a
more equal distribution oil the committees
work.
In the course OF his remarks Chalmers
alluded to the chairman OF the Committee
on Commerce (Reagan) as the legislative
"Buttercup," who mixed up the Mississ-
ippi and Kiskimanitas SO that not crea-
ture knew it.
After an extended discussion the COM
mittee rose.
The Speaker laid before the House vari-
GUS executive communications which were
referred, among them one from the Sec
retary Of the Treasury in response to the
resolution calling on him for information
as to the time, &C., OF the United States
Treasury becoming member OF the New
York Clearing House.
Mr.. Covert offered a resolution calling
on the Commissioner OF Agriculture for
information relative to the sugar beet.
Adopted.
Mr. Dunn, from the Committee on Pub
lie Lands, reported back the bill for the
settlement OF titles in Hot Springs, Arks.
Ordered printed and recommitted.
Adjourned.
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MArEnLoo. Iowa. Jan. 25, ls7O.

was taken with an acute attack OF rheu.
matism last fall, and confined to bed. AT
first employed a physician, without bene-
Gt; then sent to WGngler Bros. drug store
and obtained q bottle Of st. Jacobs Oil,
the use OF which soon gave me relief, and
cured me OF the attack. / can safely rec
ommend It to all suffering with rheuma.
''9'i'' MATT. McDERMor,
I.C. r. r, Shops,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-22
SPAIN.

MApslp, January 2l.-In the Chamber
Of Deputies o decree was read appointing
Canova Del CASTILLO as Foreign Minister.
The slavery abolition bill was adopted as
a whole-yeas 2S0, nays 10. The minor
ity were absent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-22

WICHITA, KS, January 9l.-Thls morn
ing George Duncan, living in Ohio town
ship, this county, was found dead on the
prairie, near bis home, with his throat
cut. He lived alone and but little doubt
il entertained OF 0 foul murder,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-22
THE on1LI.rERuvIAx WAR.

LONDON, January 81. There is rumor
on Stock Exchange that the Peruvian and
Rolivian forces in the province Of Tarapo-
ca, have been surrounded by the Chilian
forces, and that negotiations for their sur
render are proceeding.
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1NpusrnIAL DISTRESS III LONDON

LONDON, January 2l.-There is consid.
erable distress among the laboring classes
In London, caused by the general depres-
sion in all pursuits. Many mechanics are
out OF work, and an effort is being made
by the Lord Mayor to temporarily relieve
their wants.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-22

Ponr KENNEDY, Pa, January 2l.-The
boilers OF the Montgomery furnace ex-
ploded this evening. The loss will be
heavy as the furnace will have to be put
out OF blast.
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.(Its gntdllYsnfsr.
.. .,,n u roorteenth street.

p,oi Alexander l.. Wade, County
FtoN f'O,, ,.n, oi schools in Monongalia
sPtnp% q ,I'i. State, We have a neat little
e'''! :, '"' containing his fourth annual
p1Pa,s, ,os of the free schools Of his county;
SiD,S.s ,,.... - an a graduating system for
,,,r, p,5r'sh schools, and the prospectus % ol ola
..,' =. ambitious work on the SAINT, same sub sub,
~ !. 'bieh is to be finished about July y
'.'' and for which President ]. X.
ssIson seSso Of the State University ,io is to
s' ,5s tie introduction; The Sss,a catalogue .%;1;
81 ~ hi in,fre,. in his work, and we hope
:, 'a ,Sabcoming publication will accom-
!! I, ,bs useful purpose it designs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-22
FIrZ Joins poRrER's CASE.

A majority Of the House Committee on
Military Affairs, considering the case Of
Fitz John Porter, recommends the adop.
ton Of the following resolution,
Reoired, That the President be reques-
ted TO remit the remainder Of the unexe-
cuted sentence which disqualifes FitE
John Porter from holding any office Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-22
pres.aen. I.lneoln's stolen Cane Reeov

TnoY, N. Y, January 2l.-President
Lincoln's walking stick, which was stolen
from his box at the theater on the night
OF his assassination, has been recovered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-22

QuERSsrowN, january 2l.-Arrived-
Helvetia, from New York.
NEw YdRK, January 2l.-Arrived: Ser.
win from Hamburg.
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PooK AND JOB PRINTING-ATTHE
~ Daily Intelligenoer job OlBoa you can get ali
kinds Of Book and Job Printing on the IhOFttSi notice
At the lowest price and In the best style ol the ART
Nos. Q, and q Fourteenth ST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-22
IN, Night Bo Expected from the River
RniIrOMd.

Tie earnings OF the short line railroad,
torn as the Charters, that connects
TsbipCton, Pa, with Mansfield station,
sbe Panhandle railroad, a distance of
: than % miles, have only just
Iva n1de public, SO far as We have OBJ
Ervd, for 1878, through a letter from Rev.
Tancis Collier, dated at Philadelphia, to
ND. c. Houston, Of Washington county.
Hi letter is as follows:
During visit to Philadelphia last week,
! obtained some information about the
Charters K. r. that will probably be OF
interest to you rs it is to me. The figures
| give you are from the report for the year
ending Dec 81, 1878, the latest published.
Gna "
EIRnEs. u rsS9 ~
Mt tsIOes W
The net earnings were used as follows:
EBtl nd Interest on bonds. l36 II
Ettd eqllpm Ut t..........e..."..."..... 0,lbl "
ISl ,oSS W
The earnings were:
............. 46Ss1 10
Id les 9I
hAlhd EipEess...,.",..... A9J6 %
,is7 IS
The expenditures we're:
inihCt Of $3.50 y
A1f 70 70
..,'..''. Iz,VzO ID
Ia-.""... ,s99 10
Tie per cent bonds OF the CHARTERS
hirOal amount to $500, 600. The capital
sock Is S64S.3O3, OF which amount the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad owns S326, $50, par
Ilue Oi O,j27 shares.
With gross earnings amounting 10 SSH
II s.. one would think that with econom.
alnanagement dividend might be de.
thNd. lhave no doubt the earnings In
Sisanounted to 100000. Think o full
nport ought to be published every year
bfhe information OF the stockholders.
i Is not likely that more lignt will be
Elen until ii is requested by the stock
holders, the most Of whom reside In the
@uaties OF Washington and Allegheny.
Theearnings Of this short road, during
asoithe dullest years Of the panic (the
IAr lSiSl when transportation rates were
Eiher minimum, and when business was
dall, were equivalent to over FIVE per cent
nHPrOilt on the $4,000 required 10 build
The Wheeling and Parkersburg road. And
IAhtOO between the small town Of Wash
hn aud a station on the Panhandle rail-
Had All its business was controlled by
mother road, over which passengers and
height had to pass in order to reach Pitts
sagh. Even thus handicapped, its clear
ifHings were sutllcicnt, in the dull year
.tHed, to pay nearly seven per cent on
ID capital stock. Counting its earnings
st 1879 at 100000, and the expenses
SOO, the ne; profits would pay over
eshi per cent on its capital stock.
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CLAREMoST, n. H., January 2l.-The
Claremont Paper Manufacturing Com.
pany's mill was burned. Loss $4,000.
Insured $ll, 800,
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PIRE REcoRp.
AT WASHINGTON, D. q.

WASHINGTON, January 2l.-Herr & Cis.
sells Touring mill, on the canal, above
Georgetown, was burned. Loss on the
building 1000, on the stock $50, 900. In.
surance on the former $4,000, on the lat,
ter $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-22
FINANCIAL MArrERs,

The House Banking and. Currency Com
mittee to-day considered the Fort and
Price resolutions, also that portion Of the
Presidents message recommending the
abolition OF the legal tender quality Of the
greenbacks. Forts resolution declares
against any interference with the lega
tender quality Of the greenbacks, and
Prices resolution deprecates any agitation
OF the financial questions, and declares in
favor OF "letting well enough alone"
Gen. Ewing offered the following:
Rs0lred, That the consideration OF all
bills, resolutions, petitions and executive
communications, heretofore referred tc
this committee, affecting the volume OF
character ofthe currency, be postponed
until the first meeting OF the committee in
December next.
After some discussion:the resolution wat
defeated. Buckner, Ewing and Price
voting in the affirmative, and Chittenden
Grape, Davis, Fort, Ladd and Lounsbury
in the negative.
THE TREASURY AND THE n. Y. CLEARING
HOUSE.
Among the executive documents laid
before the House was a communication
from the Secretary Of the Treasury in re
sponse to the resolution from the House
asking flor information as to the time
when the United States Treasury became
a member Of the New York Clearing
House. The Secretary says the United
States sub.Treasurer at New York has ior
some time employed the New York Clear
ing House to facilitate the transaction o.
his business, that an arrangement with the
Clearing House was entered into Novem.
ber, 1873, after he had obtained the verbal
opinion OF the Attorney General that such
an arrangement would not be contrary Il
the law.
CERTAINLY, RAVE YOUR OWN WAY ABOUT IT
Mrs. Wallace, Of indianapolis. wal
among the speakers at the National Wo
mans Suffrage Convention to-day. A
resolution inveighing against placing
a masculine mediator betweenwoman anC
her God and maintaining that Genera
Grant won his first victory through thu
military plan and genius Of Anna Ella Car
roll, OF Maryland, was introduced ant
went over until tomorrow.
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s'-- a-@sSS''''aa ~ Sa-a'NSS SSt sht'SSisS'
While there Is good deal OF dissatisiac-
ton among the Northern Democrats over
the small number Of Supervisors OF the
Census given them, the number given the
South will probably secure Democratic
votes enough to render the confirmation
of all certain
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-03
WHOLE No. 1917

the Modes and Persians. admitted ut
neither inquiry nor explanation. lie
knew well, however that it was no wg-
mems quarrel, but 4 political game Of
chess played by men. who were u~irg
women as their pawns, and he lost the
game. Van Buren, and Eaton next ten
dered their designations as cabinet ntil-
GERS, which General jackson refused 10
accept; whereupon the cabinet Officers
whose wives declined to call on Mrs.
Eaton resigned. and their resionatipi,s
We're promptly accepted. The whole city
was in n turmoil. Angry men walked
about with bludgeons, seeking satisfac-
tom duels We're talked of; old friend
ships were severed: and every fresh in
dignity offered his little friend Pee
endearcd her the more to General Jack
son. who was duly grateful 10 Van Bur"u
for having espoused her cause. 1T is
odd enongh,' wrote Daniel Webster 10
il personal friend, that the consequence
of this dispute in the social ard fashion
able world is producing great pGiiti,2t:
effects, and may very probably letermin"
who shall be successor TO the present
Chief Magistrate
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Amendments 10 ting Licsnse Laws passed
at the January Session, 1878.
tthaptcr III, page y
An Al'I'

To repeal sections two. five six and seven of the
acts ul eighteen hundred and Srventy-Siy chan
ter two hundred and ci9hty-onc entitled An
act to provide Tor the regulation %. The 81 of
srirItuouS and icrmcnt,d liquors or lager beer
in Cecil county, and To rc-cIart the same ;;iih
amendments. " :"
Section !. hc II eiiaStcd by the General A<srrl-
by OF Maryland, THAT sections two live six and
seven OF the act Of eighteen hundred any seventh
six. chapter two hundred and ei9hty-uut cntitleJ!
An act to prhvd" rr thc regulation of the 81! /,
of Spiritu9uS and icrmeltci Liquors Hr IagGr hGe,
in Cecil county, rs and Mi, e,G i,,e hGr..hv rr.
pchl.n, aiahliiLti and fr-"nart"d ~ iuuws:
=. NJ license to sell spritGous or fcrmcntetI
liquors Or lager beer in Cecil county shall he
granted to ANY applicant who has complied with
the preceding section I" this act. until said appi-
cant. in addition to the sum or sums of money
now required or which may hereafter De required
to be paid by the General License LAW of this
State. shall also pay to said clerk u sum equal in
amount, to h" paid by the said clerk " the boar.
ol county rominis&i nrrg If asd county. ur tii"
Use OF said county; put dca that Tie 'ftldtioual
Nonnt tV be pHid - Tie county lot any License to
stlf spirttnuS OF iCrmrntcd liquors Lager beer
in quantities not less than pint shall NOT e |. ~
than thirty dalars pr an, ore year aad pro rd.,.
iur any pirtiun ii yeai allowed by the State
License Law: dnd prOridrd further, that nothing
contained in this section. requiring the payment
to said clerk Tor the rSc OF said county. oi Il sum
equal in amount to the sum paid under the Gen
er;tl License Law OF this State. shall be construed
to apply TO license Tor oriiuhricS.
5. All sums received by said clerk or the use
Of said county shall he accounted ,nr and pad
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OWNERS OF STATIONS OR
JACKS.

The owner or keeper Of every stallion "r Jack
shall before helm" permitted To stand or station
such animal. pay 10 the Clerk u; the Circuit Court
OF some OF the counties i'll this State the highest
sum which he intends TO ask or receive Tor the
season OF one mare: and the receipt ot the said
Clerh with The seal of his Court attached thereto
FOR said sum. shall he the License for Stationiu@
or standing such stallion Jack. Tor year from
the date thereof: prorided that in shall
the sum directed to be paid by this section for
such lisense be less than ten dollars: and that
every stallion or jack upon which the said tax is
paid shall be exempt from all other State tax.
Any owner or keeper stationing or standing any
stallion Jack without license shall forfeit and
pay twice the sum authorized and required 10 he
paid in the last preceding section. onchalt to the
State and the other half to the iniormer.
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over to the county commissioners of said county.
ON the hrst OF January Aprl. July and October of
each year: and the said clerk shall he liable for
all said sums ON his official bond. and shall. in
addition To fees now allowed be entitled to receive
the sum of one dollar !or approving and filing
bond and other papers.
q. Ii shall not he lawful for any person having
license 10 sell SprituouS icrmentcd liquors or
lager beer. in Cecil county. 10 permit an! 9amc of
chance or skill for profit or amusement except tn"
games of tcn-pins ami billiards. to hc played in
the bar room III other public rool IN the premises
occupied b.; him or her. under his or n:-r con
troi: and il any person or persons havn: such
license shall violate this law. lie she shall, on
r"nN icti"n. hr fined nut less than Etty dollars
more than on" iatrc, dollars ur l." Imprisoned
in The county Jail not less than ten than
forty days in the discretion of the court. and his
az her license shall tnercup"n be suppressed.
Whenever amy license shall he suppressed
lr any violation of this act. il shah not he lawful
i"r the clerk ~ the circuit court of Cecil county to
grant license to sell Siritunus fcrlnente,t Ii
Iuors or lager beer to any other person Tor the
mandcr Of the term Tor which said premises have
been rented. 10 sell as aforesaid upon The premises
Tor which the license has been suppressed.
GEORGE II. LOGAN.
March 2I-jw Sheriff u Cecil county.