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BEECHER's VIEW.
lie Thinks John sherman would
Adorn Private Life.

Nav loEk, February lS.-The Ian
coin Club celebrated Lineoln's birthday
With a dinner last evening. Henry
Ward BecCheT replied to the toast Of
"Opr Country" He said he Was In Ia
vOT Of Grant not only Tor a third term,
but Tor q iourth term, or fifth term, or
a sixth term, Il the people wlshed H.
He did not believe in going into the
election Handicapped. he did not
think the country would be lost u
General 6rant wks not nominetcA he
would vots Tor Mr.. Hsysrd hnst II Al
the opposition candidates, He thought
Blaine would make good shov IN the
canvass, and would not have 10 learn
the business after he got in. As tor
Sherman. he would make q good candi-
date II he would Only run xell laugh
teri lie thought that John sherman
would adorn private life immensely.
lLAughter.l Hayes, be continued, has
been a success, because he has done
nothing-exactly as some men are least
dangerous when they are asleep.
laughter.
Edward Perrepont. replying 10 the
toast oi General Grant" said that 40
men have always adored two classes VI
men-those thai kill the body and those
that cure the soul, soldiers and minis
terx Nr. Bescher retired a this point
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THE RED MEN AND THE BLACK
MEN
rue Trouble the sormer are Diving ana
the Latter Having
SPellal pspalrh IA The R.-ri.t..
y" EE|INT1
MAsHINarnN Id a. FL ~


WARRINGTON, ID. e., Feb. -.
The Colorado delegation had another
conference with the President to-day,
and he agreed to send assistance to the
onray settlers il Secretary Ramsey and
"eneral Sherman say it can be done.
Two colored men arrived here this
evening from Indiana, ON their way
back to North Carolina. They are thor
oughly home-sick, and say they lett
hundreds behind who would return il
they only had the money. They told
Senator Ransom, tonight, they had
rather live one year in North Carolina
than to live to be as old as giants out
there. They say the people OF Indiana
are the most unwelcome folks they ever
saw in their born days. They will tell
the true story when they get back to
their old homes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

0III8 ~ ~ Ahviullttf W "sN'"sH
]! EI'':!l!'|l'!!!!||lE!sI| $
now consemt6 = 11H1w
service. Mr.. PArnell al.5 w.
when his services were first Assei. lot
the hinad hopes he will reconsider hs
decision and repeats ts request that hs
will act As one Ol the con.
miitee, notwithstanding his sirshs
course toward the pApcr The ciilofh
upon the subject IN this mornings
Herald concludes IN iOlloss. We Ohsf
Mr.. PAIbcll such a COMMITTEES as be
thinks desirable, naming BIN meuilo
81 H. II be again declines the 'sfa,s
0i the American public vii be thai W.
: 'ParnelPs object IL not fsliei iof hs
starving oountrymen, bul srilsh sst
ton iOr his own political aud l-f-'hAi
agyrzbdiHeDsnt, and that 10 . o"
only an obstruotiDbisi in hn osa
country, but an obsuuriiphis, "
the charity here. II be- dslih.fst'J
pui himself Ia this position tns Amer.
can people will think u about TINE l's'
he ends his farce. We suppp- al 80
sible Insbmen xill indOfs, ihis oOh''S
slnn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
1--we srouk.
Hsw rors.

Nsw YoRK, February i5-br"'es-
Receipts =, 200 head. Too many cattle
for the first week oi the i@ntsn sca>"n.
especially with hot and iotgy weather
,o depr.ss the fresh meat trad, ani q
sudden drop Of &c per pound ior rough
IA, ami lc lor hides. The maT.et vs.
dull almost beyond preceient, and
scarcely more than hall the "rrnGgs
could l.. sold even at q reduction .ni 1,
from the closing figures of Weinoria,
The best cattle In the market ~or' Rol
sold. Poor 10 prime steers and olru
ranged from s 10 i0c. The general sale.
we're al si6eIc. Exporters used aoH
paiOr. Shipments to-day and i"m,f.
row $40 head oi live cattle, $3.50 quM.
ter, of beef and $50 caraSses oi mal,
ION; for the week, ,ls0 head oi live.
4. $50 quarters Of bcei. 2,sO canasscs Il
mutton and AS dressed hogs
Receipts 3, 40 head. NoAfor-
ly any business; buyers aud seller. Al
loeyerhead; q lev sales Al - 26Ca6 .
and included ordinary 10 extra sh~p.
and q few lambs reached g. bOa' a..
good western sheep, a. 10 l0o pound,
Is sO,s,6 0O.
Hogs-Receipts $40. Market quic
nj 81 bOtso4 s0; = carload oi PllisbuVh
SKINS, ll3 pounds, ~ IA, and tao car
loads fair Ohio hogs holding Tor q g.
OhioAso.
CHICAGO, February l5.-rhe DrUs''
Journal reports hog reoripts 500 hcai
shipments 400 head, Market Neal
and Sc lower; mixed packing ~ lSa
I IS; light 81 Dtai q, chuioc hcA,J
"a +0()I 60. All sold Market clo-si
tame.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
Substitute Adopted for the Reagan Inter
State COmmsros Bill.

WASHINGTON, February l3.-The In
ter-State Commerce Committee adopted
Representative Henderson's hill as a
substitute for Reagan sbill. Henderson's
bill was amended in several particulars
before acceptance as asubstitute. ltpro-
yldes Tor a board OF commissioners, with
powers and duties similar to those pro-
posed by the McCOd bill and Charles
Francis Adams plan. One OF the amend
ments extends the jurisdiction Oi the
commissioners over the transportation
Of all property by railroad from one
state or Territory into or through one OF
more States or Territories, or 10 or from
foreign country; whether such prop
erty be carried by one railroad or by
several railroads running in connection
With each other, and whether such com
merce be carried ON roads lying wholly
within one state or more. Another
amendment adopted, on motion
Of Mr.. Bliss, requires the commission To
inquire into that method Ot railroad
arrangement called pooling and state the
result oi their inquiry Ia their tirst an-
nual report, aud whether, ia their judg-
ment, any, and II So, what legislation is
expedleht in relation thereto.
by tine bill determinations and re-
bates are forbidden.
Mr, lIenderson's bill was adopted by
the following vote:
Ayes Messrs Bliss, Ross, McIAne,
Deuster, O'Neill, Wait, Henderson,
Townsend OF Ohio, and Russell-9.
Noes Messrs Reagan, kenna, Thorn
as, Turneroi Kentucky, Acklin, Beall
and Clardy-6.
The bill was Orit 'cd to be- reported
to the House with the request that All
early day be assigned Tor It's cOnsidera-
tlOn. The last scCtIOn ut the bill apprO-
PIRATES 1000 ior carrying into effect
its provisions from the date Of enact
ment To June -. 1881, aud provides that
no pending litigation between railroad
shall in any way be affected
by the provisions Of the act.
The Three and Half Bonds.
WASHINGTON, February l3.-At a
meeting Of the cabinet, to-day, there
WAS a general discussion regarding the
character of the "a per cent. reiunding
bill, ageed upon by the Ways and
Means Committee, yesterday. The !
only apprehension felt wasas to whether
the bonds would sell at par. Some |
however, thought the credit
NJ the country WAS so we'll established |
As to the insurance Ot the ready sale ui |
the "a per cent. bonds. IL was agreed to
10 the hest that could be done with the |
measure in the event OF its passage by |
'unyTcss.
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CUBA.
Accident to Train Containing Grant and
Party,

Party.
IlAvASA, February l3. - General
Grant and party sailed, this afternoon,
tor Vera Cruz on the steamer City oi
Alexandria Some uf the authorities
who received the General on his arrival
here accompanied hlm to the steamer.
The party spent one day on the planta-
ton Of Lascarvas, and left there last
night, starting from the Louisiana Union
station at 10 O'Clock on special train.
Half an hour later the engine struck a
COW aud the engine went oil the track,
luckily without serious consequences.
The fireman was wounded. The tram
Was running on an embankment ten
iect high when the accident occurred.
The passengers had 10 wait until three
O'Clock for another train, and arrived
in Havana at six clock in the morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

RAnso.D BosD- Active but some
what irregular, SHh Efis and Iron
Mountain ISSUES 10 great demand.
srArg BOyDs bgI
sroeEs-Th. market vas buoysnt
early in the day, With an sdyancs of tts
IA Ter ceHt % tie general h,t, while
L1ni,.illr aud Nashville rise y, Ohio
and Mississippi pf.iy,isi Z. Iron Noun.
tain u, Quo and Aiss'.Hppi common
and Nashville. Cbstisn0lss and ~.
Loui. p.r csa, The coal stocks we're
active. and advanced iteii per cent
Toward the close. on szirs u REALM,
prices reacted .lsi. per cent IRON tie
bighe., poia, u the Jay. Centrsl
Arizona uo rztisr seak on Tree
oferny. and ieh 81 yer o'st, clo~ing o,
q rally 81 = ysr csst- Ibe r'ss 10
Iron Mountain stOek and ipcsds 10 ~,
tribuisbls 81 ID. favorable ,hpsinx oi
the ro~d. TIE earnings is the hrst
wesk in F<bpfry issn.seJ -. 10.
The rear pas t2Ss, ,ts< Tssrs sas also
ss@jss : ~ ~ sss 49, sSsss~.
Srs - ~ see5 - ws1k<s - ~
- - sssszsss25 VII IL
t~s iof che oy<niaz sp ot the Indian
Territory. The ssssexsb 10 cal shsses
vss thsi Q partial sssgensson u nisine
IN the srhaytiIl ssd Lshisk rss,oos vii
probably 80 into ihsyt iron February
ash 10 Msrth Ist. TIE dsaaits e.
,,ossssnsnt tlsst the csGirsa los Ne
division oi the trsabe bs!ssra .hs ~
aad vss5eSbilt reds bed bss
signed and tks sspers1 thss bs 80
Jsrssy C<ntssl sst - enenScecss
ths fidsvss9 nps Lis - oeds ?
pooling asraaU.Deas vi1 ~ rnesyr
ysnis Csstss, Ens - rss tos Cs
~ ~ csrsying o1 ssAPesd - ~
80 uhirA uosh EsoAshiy rOsh NJ
r,1s sdvsas b sstSs tos ~ tnsHpos
-. ~ 9 ssssskb is1seas q tss
E:ses,s E:sss -, Iss,.s,d Es@ q
ysssary, Louisv1IIs - xssAvtlle asas-
b. 49, ~ ~ go d. 80 -
~ ~ - 80 s. tske.sSy. NJ ~
iovis1 49, 6ttlss1s ~ ken -
siss O591S 49, 49,; Anet
ia - . - nssIsr sastH.
3 No. - 49, = - -
~ 'a;S sx. mn -. {
G. 1s.snH< Lle0. g Iii
- ~ -; s.<|
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
DHY GOODS.
n 60 Yoft.

YOsx, February l3.-Dry Goods--
Cotton goods in steady demand ia both
frst and second hands aud prices are
very strong. owing To the light supply.
Prints inActiye, bot Arm, and stocks
well IN hand. Lawns active and scarce.
Dress goOjs and gingi'ams doing we'll.
Mems wear WOODEN, moving steadily on
account Of bsck order. and prices strong
With an upward loOt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

laaary ~ -
Andoyer. The
9kposl l~iss's
Sg slstlOn In
poasy 81 the
} toosl amount
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Died.

wAsHIxarOS, Pa, February IA
Hon Findley Patterson, one OF the
Representatives ef Washington county
In the legislature. died a his homo in
nurRettssowp this morniux. Mr.. Pat
per.oa vs< lnrn MAJ 10. 1865 ~ fet,sr-
sons Nils, this county. IN 1877 be
vas elected County Commissioner OF
Armstrong county, and in 1889 vas q
senator from the Armstrong district
He VAS also member OF the h0use Of
Representatives from Armstrong ooun-
ty In lSi5 and lst6, being Speaker Of
the House. The funeral viii take place
tomorrow at Pm
CIxCxxAu, February la - MAJOR
James u. Thompson, Of Newport, Ky,
died to-day. He was on the retired list
Of the regular army for a number OF
years
PRovIpExcx, r l., February l2-
Samuel G. Arnold died early this morn
ing. He was thrice LicutenAnt-Gov-
ernor, saryed short term in the United
States Senate and vss the author Of .
history oi Rhode Island.
Nav xoxK, February I2--Mrl Txeed.
widow Of Wn- Tweed. died to-niSht. al
PAris
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
MAINE.
Fusion Secretary Of State Ar
rested.

TEEEF0s
Arsusza, February i3-John Benson,
Jr., Fusion Deputy Secretary Of s<.fe,
and q member of Governor smith SIAN,
u.z srraixns1 bsfore ysdse Trps ysster-
dsy. ehsrEsd sifh the lsfoeny al ths
nsnascript tsbaizkion of the iegsslsfiys
rsturns fruzn T. G. Moody. Jsnnssy -.
fssO. The complaint also contains Q
sount for inrifinx unkBosn psrsons 70
oosnraif I'D erne. several vsts>ssns
had te<<idsd tor the gpsernnent ubeo
the counssi kpr ths d<irntenf czsimed
thsi 10 prod hsd bssn pr.ssetsd 70
prove b Eudt and asksd for tbs g.
i<sdxnfs disrhz4e stsfSng - -
should o1sr no svsdence in def.ncn H.
Jud<r. however, or'3<rri the 6sfso1snt
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): s. s's;;::;: {: p: -! IN ..l!.s
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lasnsIi IN BsluH0"

.s.;:;:::::: ;4';i:: ~; i;: :.;:; !; Z:
,..ss Aesssn - on The .,.ss
". - ~ and elusy.
80 80 - 81 !, I Hplsoopsi s,sd
Gs,hol.e n -
NJ. Ar,sssssr
,.u.,v a.
LAsHssd aaa., a..
Asdfes 80 s.i.r-i..t..-.
| dsisultlng
1. 80: ]. :
70 = ',ss..s - q -. sk1s ss ~ :.
Ia dee u -. cssssns.
% z a;S = ..S xs,.s.s,. ss,.
= s.ss s ,ro@ 3s.thsr irs1,s.
|: =: =; |:::;:::; !: :: : !: !: !: ); 4:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

Ohio and Mississippi, $500 ST. Paul.
q oOO 81 Paul and Sioux City, $500 st.
Louis and San Francisco, 100 Union
Pscifc. 1900 Wabash and Pacific
$500 Western Union, 90 Central An'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
EIkAhCl.
HsW York

NEw YosK, February la-Mossv-
Market eAsy At gs.5 I'er cent, closing st
3 per cent Prime n-rezntiie psper 8
d5j per cent STERLING sxchanzs strong
al is2l, sisht .,,hanse ob Ne York
asst Imports Ior the ws-k. ..s36 600.
siLyEK-At DDg,iORbZ LILO Ience baT
SILVER here 1881 subsidiary silver coin
tCsi per cent discount
GovEGssEsr-sirOng and higher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

A Isrxeiy sstended meeting rEs held
q winchsss:r v. l..s s-iuni.y even.
and rredersck county. A nsmhsr %
speeches we're made. the prevailing sen
tincnt s<cusing 10 iAvor the building Il
q r.ilrcsd from Wincbes1sr ~ Martins
burg. . Little over twenty n.iies, thers 10
eonnsct with The Canb>riAnd Valley
railroad A ru>olution uss stopicd 10
Qucsting the county court n aathorizs
vote - hr tAksn upon The Quaslisc q .
saberrip<ion lsmoont not E&znedl tor the
ecns<r1cfion a tho Winehs>s<r and
Maxtnsburr cxtensson. ard tof con-
nccfion With the Shenandoah ysiiey
rsilrosi. in Clarke eoanty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

PmLAnn.FuIA, February i4-Several
months sgo Aisxznder Handy est<b-
MID coDellgloa hosss u Nsw rork
and : bssn<h Aesss hen. uader he
name q v;E vy.e., rsrsY . ahy
purchsesd In Xep Yo<k On an<. ship
psd hsra - - ~ vy~ss ios s.sh;
NJ 1900 sse due. aad Hsndy sDd
Wynan havs dinappesred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
TRAIN THROUGH A BRIDGE


GscISxArI, FEBRUARY l&-AL Issss
special sAys; TIE train on the Dayton
and southea<ssrn railroad which len
Chnhoothe - SIS THE morning. tsh
through the Ara bsiixe vesf of Chilli
cothe, Instantly klhnx wn- connsrs,
the engineer, and Frnnk Kncicbf. The
fireman. No one e,s> ininred-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14


CoRs-The market is weakening, sell.
ing at i5c
RyE-Sales firm, but quite small :
selling Al to- y bushel.
0ATs-The market was firm with q
moderate demand and sufficient sup
ply good to prime 4Oc.
BAILEY Scarce, with moderate de-
msnd, except for the best qualities 1T
55t9sl %. :,
HAY-Demand active; supply equal
to it, old loose on wagons SIS OOa2O W
per ton baled at so 00Ca22 10.
MILLFEED- In small demand and holds
steady; middlings SIS Oh per ton ship
stuff sl2 % per ton.
SRgDs-Timothy steady at 81 lOta3 20
per bushel for Western GLOVER seed s. 10
per bushel.
Packages for meats held a. follows:
Casks, l,OO0 lbs. hall casks, BOO lis. /;
tierces, $50 lbs. barrels, $50 lbs. bags,
200 lbs. No charge Tor package.
We quote IA follows
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14
GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TElEGRAPHlc REPORTS.
Money Easy at 3 to S Per Csnt.-GOr-
enmsnts Strong and Highef-flour
Dull and Unehaugsd-wheat
lowe-Hogs Dull.
PRoDUCk.
whsslins Wholssals.

Quite brisk movement Was notice
able yesterday in most markets. Flour
has been somewhat slow for few days,
and a considerable stock has accumula-
ted In the hands OF our millers. Wheat
is not so plenty. Wool shows a sudden
upward tendency, the eastern markets
ruling several cents higher than the
local ones.
The quotations given IN the following report
arc prizes realized on Wholesale transactions, un'
les otherwise speciheil
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paw. Island Dam

NssnsxoroS, February i3,--Iester-
a.y COnxre-sman Bayne appeared be-
.erc Ne Commsrce Commiffee oi the
sn.1c and made an extended afgun@nt
anS~ % the Davis Island dam ell,
y usn BE- remembered, hss
k<% NE HOUSE. No action wa< taken
~ =, cnnlucc. although an attempt
aoxe .-se ben made 20 vote The bill
fks e...<ay. n i claimed nov thai
All, h. : 1ae 10 vnl report the biii tAsot.
pax sS. no< time, and that "a VIZ
..<< with iifiic tronbie.
e><inssoe xonanset
Nos.n,.,.ros. febsuary Is = II.
adoD1>S - oo the D.<zr.ct a colauzbil
~ lkS cc.. ~ eppSopriNfins go %
sba6 n ~ 1.s<LeR q fhs nnani.k>.
~1 ~ rsc-,-<.s soi1x<on nonnm<pt. !
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THE HERALD FUND.

Another Invitation to parnen
NKw yoKK, February 1.-The B~ss
nasnss ~ n committee ~ distribute N
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II IT,: !: :;:: ;;::::;:::.:E;::::::s''!:!;ssss e: ;:::s':
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Psps. GcnssrA ~ iav.
YWseA Kidssy fsd hsssrn, f " Ne
.ss oss u he Doss sossi ~ h,s nssD~
Il - dsy In vrsnsa IL sk.l men
81 dienss.s 80 ~ n.r. of kid.
- - 2 3 Iss:sss3$ 'sa and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

:..ss;ssiss =. s;:si': sss. =. :ss.I:.ss.ssssS ssS
nj WSssf 4 ca, vhlck sX - a.
vsrdsd % sypl,osiIoa- ~ ios-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-14

C7.ssbs l
vsst 70 Psi
b tsssiNt n
NE - ph(
bod doe v1
sp " de.S
30 d. He'd
nsss from
Without tsaI
iingnsg al
hMrf o ~
Core. Us,k u
ipsks v~I
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-08
IcuArrrR 1901
GAMING.
AN ACT

To amend article thirty If the Code Of Public
General Laws Of this State, title "Crimea
and Puuishmen.s," subtitle Gaming" BY
amending ard re-enacting as amended, sec
lions fhy-nine, sixty and sixiy-si1, Of said
article thirty.
SECTION /. he 1t enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, Thai sections fifi,-
nine, sixty and Hixiy-six Of article thirty Of
The Code Of Pdblic General Lave ofthis State,
title Grimes and Puniahments,n subtitle
Claiming" be amended and re-enacted 20 thai
the same shall read as follows.
50. Any person who shall keep any gaming
table or other place for gambling 10 this State,
or Who shall deal at any such gaming table or
other place for gambling Ia this State, or who
shall, in any way, manage such gaming table
or other place for gambling in this State, or
who shall have any interest 10 any gaming
table within this State, or In the profits there.
Of or in the profits Of any gambling At any
place for gambling within this State, shall be
deemed TO be guilty OF a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof, shall be subject to
imprisonment, 10 jail, for a period not leas
than six months, nor more THAI one year.
90. Any owner, tenant or occupant Of any
building, house, vessel or place, or Of any part
Of any building, house, vessel or place, who shah
Knowingly permit any gaming table 10 be kept
IN 'sach building, house, vessel OF place, or 10
any part u any building, house, vessel or place
owned or occupied BY him or Of which be Is
isnant shall be deemed 70 be guilty o. a INSIDE
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-08
[CHAPTER 1901
RILD 70 VIZ.
AN ACT

For the better protection OF Wild Fowl upon
the waters Of the Pataxent River aud it, ri.
butAries
Section l. Be 1t enacted by the General As
semoIy OF Maryland, That 1t shall not be lawful
iof any person or persons to shoot or trap upon
the waters OF the Patu1ent river, its tributaries
or the marshes bordering upon the same, anv
goose, duck, snpe, orlolan or any other wild
FOWL; lroYided this act shall mol aDply 10 the
actual residents Of Anne Arundel. Prince
George, 81. hary's, Charles and Calvert counties.
SEC. . Aud be It enacted, That any per.on
or persons who may be found violating the pro .
visions Of this act shall, upon conviction there
Of before justice OF the peace Of the county
wherein the oiience was committed, oe ined not
less than ten dollars, nor more than fifty dollars
tor The hrst oheDee, aud not tess than twebtv-
i've nor more than one hundred dollars for each
and any subsequent offence, and the boat. gun
or guns, ammunition, and all other properly
found 10 the possession or use Of such person or
persons 81 the time Of the arrest shall be he IA
until such hue is paid one-half OF said foe 10
80 TO the iniormer, the other half 10 the school
lund OF The county 10 which tbs offence wAs
committed.
SEC. 3. And be Il enacted, That ali acts or
paris OF acts Inconsistent with this act be and
the same are hereby repealed, and that this act
shall take effect from the date Of It's passage.
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
HERMAN STUMP,
Approved April 10, 1850.
WIN. 7. HAMILTON,
Governor Of Maryland.
We hereby certify, that aforsgoing il a eorr.c,
copy Of an act of the General Assembly ol
MARYLAND passed at the January session.
1880
hnroE Y. KIM,
Chief Clerk Of the House Delegates.
EuOEsE HieeIxs,
Secretary Of the Senate
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-08
Public General LGicS,

shall not apply TO Baltimore city, Frederick
Baltimore Prince Georges, Aliegany, Somerset,
Carroll, Howard, Washington, Wicomico, ST.
Mary's, Haiford, Dorchester, Cecil and Anne
Arundel counties, and provided, nevertheless
that The Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Charles
county Is hereby authorized and empowered 10
issue license for one year, from the first day OF
May eiehteen hundred and eighty, Tor the s,le
of spiritgcus or iermen,ed liquors or lager beer
in said county to any person applying for the
same, who shall file with the said Cl *, with
said application, accommodation signed by a
majority of those who constitute the Graud
Jury. at the November term eighteen hundred
and seventy mine, Of said Court recommending
the granting OF said license with an atl iayit Of
the appellant attached thereto that The said sig
natures to said recommendation and true and
genuine: provided, however, that said person
applying for said license shall have been en-
gagged in the sale OF such liquors at the time OF
the November term of said Court, and provided,
Also that he shall not have been refused such
license by said Grand Jury at said November
term Of Cou,l, eighteen hundred aud seventy
nine.
See. 2. And be II enacted That all acts and
parts OF acts Inconsistent with thus act be, and
the same are hereby, repealed.
Sec. g. And be it enacted That none of the
proceedings and recommendations heretofore
hsu anu hauts uuurt Rno ptoNlaloua OF Auo acts
OF eighteen hundred and seyeuty-iour, chapter
four hundred and thirty-nine shall be in any
manner Affected By this repeal aud re-euactmyni
Of the same.
SIC 4 Aud be ii enacted, That this act shall
take eject from the date of its passage.
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
HERMAN STUMP,
President Of the Senate.
Approved April Il, 1880.
WM. T. HAMILTON,
Governor Of Maryland,
We hereby, certify that the aforegOiug is cor
rect copy Of an act Of the General Assembly
Of Maryland, passed at the January session,
1880.
MILIOs Y. KIDD,
Chief CLERK Of the House Of Delegates.
EUoESE HiGGNs,
Secretary OF the Senate. /