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LIR1ON, IT,. May lT.-The Unitul Brethren
General Conference opcnud this lnurninF, with
Hlshup CAatle. Ut tlIn Paoto Coast, IN tho chair.
luturcst In the Town al,d church Ia OH tue In
croas1. Ths town ought 10 be called tho Town
ut Churehes With more pFopriety thnn brooklyn
tho City of Churchea. There are sIx neat
charshes here. with ~ snauy onrishlnx et,ole-
ties, but tho inhabitants could be very nourly
a1f crowded into the 'lafKaRt ono Of these. A
little more stir Is made Ia the town by tue ap-
peht7lnco of Rev. Iathburn, OF the Wesleyan
hlethollsts, who iectured last night In a hall
lUre. Hu Ii financially A9c.tLeu by Il wealthy
Turner ngar hDFe, lttl t,w tho reports Are ctsDi.
ing for r0Vtaln In Rs hIldllt tn the discipline,
!lho tities are getting Lively. 4 a7j.uun nd State
Representative frOnl llltltutt, All preacher ~
Will, lsoasuc ~ Iuuch Il 6luntur ~ 10 shAkB the
very t!uua1 this nttvrnoon. tncle sum rtceta
not atlt0 tho right lnnn sometimes: there sttma
10 be II IT, tlo crN0keu,tess snmvt.ncs, nIld even
Tho Church SOMETHING'S seems TO xet ueu fUrwuFtl
whoxD 0aA&s Are ut,,,tested. TAIa hHppens1 tAla
afternoon hsrp, but then these thtugs III
With thusa In politics. The Wnman's MIa.s;lIlary
SOuety OF United ttr0thren Church were given i
llehrlnX a. aHoouk. IIleIr annual 1neelluH fos
Western iowa wAa held last waak. A very tutor
eattnx repurt at the!r Huclety waa listuned TO
With deep intcreat this Afterlon. Hh9y apnks
or their sHctess III Africa anu ut tho dttor that IL
opening Un the l'aGtttu tn c0nyGst Jnln China.
mum. Tho C.,nfuEgn0e took rising yute, sing-
luz Watt, Watt" In appreciation OF thoir S0-
clsty and !ta work.
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Wild Pltoh--whitney, |.
Time-One hour and thirty minutes.
Umpire-Fulmer.

NO GAME AT BUFFALO.
sp*etat Dtpotth 10 1As Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO, n. T.. May 17.-The schedule
game III to-day between uia Buffalo and
rrovtdcnce tcatnA was postponed On account
Ot rain,
, 1881-05-18

10 terms looking tu tho curls,iln ion OF r!,cso
lines mud 1T tho branches rt,ntrnllnh by them, to
be opurntcd under one infringement.
, 1881-05-18

MICHIGAN AVENUE DArTISTs.
THO Michigan Avenue 1Aptfst Church Society
met In tho tccture-ruom OF tho secund PrcHby-
torjan Church lust night for tue purpose Of for-
mally dtsbaudmR and making such other ar-
ranRe,ncnts as might he deemed necessary
to l,avo olenr passago for tho proK-
ress Ut tho 1m,nnnuel baptist Church
sou!oty. No dissolution taok ptaco last night,
however. as will be spon furllUr Oh. Tho At-
tuhiAneo nt tho neetIug was mt larRe, about q
lades 6sns Present. b. Isvt Eli j. naono o. s VIZ
ca!tcl to the ohair. At the ooHstuslnn Ut tho
GsHs t tue Gaas f cd M
s'lrarRlnF a nlattsrs soaneotel with tho llre:
ruai q, s3inawhat lengthy report, which
si.. was simply rehearsai !, @t 'ha ".
Then the Committee naked TO 10 {! seharxed.
ras .sp'rt ~ w.s ,dnPtsa With tho unt!ers.a!,aing
THO report ot TIN Treasurer, 81. q. G. Austin,
5t aad I'D Sd o a rsavea s aq;F % .hs so ss sss
there was III oveT,lr,it of *ius, t!te ma,,ey hAV.
,1,g couIe from hta own pt.eket. Ilo l!ntlanuei
tue request of Mr.: Austin, un Auditing Com
mtttee way apR2lHt1d 70 veg that ~ ae-
S,Iler and William ilansbrouxia ia' :: ac:onpcbinx
the Cotnnttpo. Mr. lsentlsy then uuu1dl i
series Of rusoluuous providing that tho Trus.
propnrty 1T thlt church tn thu now Rclety: thnt
tho Trustees aftsrwarti report thesrtetion to tio
,ho esn nssS Gharsh "a Ca asS IT,
band.
liut the question wns raised that IT tho dis
s1Intloh tthlk plAc0 befNro tho Insurance nullgy
wMs received tho insurance companies might
ssy thuro VIZ ,;.sn M enc ~ Ply the money TO- W.
netinn roiatse 10 dis5and'nT Jul 70 Simply in. M
sruet tho Trustees to execulo Il decd uf convey.
f!I!s., Gnce Or @ th9 property to I tho lmmanIol
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,!.ma, a aI.o nr', n.I,.s,..e 70
!he a'1oE anu I"riah:tol'. however, re-
fused 70 take hack my Ut their Old men, bo-
cause these nlesl had bepn offered fair COM
promise Mt the barinninn of the tronbie. and
nftnr avraatn0 n ranntn ~ vorr anil nnv.
wv. M "nase"S e., " so".asa w "o!A' 4utt MY.
Way. ihe olheerS OF tafse companies say
they have secured good Men to take
cannot now afford tn dlsoharra. these
nav ana toIa hocS +hn.o ,y1,,, rsf,,.a,a 49,. ~
,. ,nos4 nssu tAao o"Sn ~, 'toHu WHY ishuseo "
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-21

strife, and this prejudice is therefore not
wholly unfounded, yet we all know that
the emancipation and enfranchisement of
the black race are irrevocabe facts, and
We must shape our policy to meet exist
ing political conditions.
Mr. Garfield will, therefore, We believe,
find throughout the Southern States, a
willing spirit of cooperation in the great
work of educating the black race up to
an understanding of the responsibilities
OF their prematurely conferred right of
suffrage. Educate them up to a knowl-
edge of their past history in this country,
and that their emancipation and enfran-
chisement were the results Of civil war,
and are now generally accepted as irrevo-
cable political facts, and they will then
see the folly of continuing longer, from
mistaken motives Of gratitude or self in-
terest, to blindly obey the behests of any
party. When these people become thus
educated, if indeed it be possible thus to
educate them, their political conviction.
will be based upon the same principles OF
political economy that now influence the
opinions of the intelligent white voters OF
the South, and by a natural sequence they
will be found to affiliate with the same
political party.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-21
The A pportionment Bill.

As will be seen by our Congression-
al report, the new apportionment bill was
introduced into the House of Representa-
tives on Monday by Hon. S. S. Cox, the
chairman Of the committee on the census
The bill fixes the number of members OF
the House at SOL, an increase ofeight over
the present number. hisplaces the pep
ulation of each Congressional district at
about $4,000, instead of 131 900 a. At
present. Under this bill, which will
doubtless be enacted without material
amendment, Maryland will retain her pre-
sent representation of six members in the
House, and no material changes in the
limits of her congressional districts will
we think be rendered necessary. There
seems now 10 be but little doubt that the
bill will be passed at the present session,
as there seems to be = general feeling ia
vorable to speedy action among members
of the House, many of them constituting the
constitutional clause on this subject as
mandatory. II the bill be passed at this
session, extra sessions of the legislatures
of about a dozen States will be avoided.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-21
Tribute Of Respect /.

At a meeting Of the Board sf County
School Commissioners. held at their Office
in Port Tobacca on Tuesday. jan. 18th
1881, the following proceedings were held.
WHEREAS. This Board has heard. with
profound sortow. of the death Of Hon
George Brent. late Chief Justice Of this
judicial circuit, and associate Judge Of
the Court Of Appeals of Maryland and
whereas, seldom in the history Of any com
munity do We find so distinguished = pos
ition filled with such distinguished honor
and universal esteem.
Therefore be IL resoleed, Tha' in the death
Of Judge Brent, our county. judicial dis
,rict and State have sustained an irrepar-
able loss in one possessed Of al the virtues
that constituted the esteemed and honored
citizen and above all possessed Of all those
virtues that go to make up the model
Judge.
Reslred, That a record ofthese proceed
ings he spread upon the minutes OF the
School Board and be published in the
county newspapers by order Of Board.
A. w NEALE, Secty.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-21
WEDNESDAY,, January 10Th.
NEW YoRK, January 18th 1881.

NEW YoRr, January 18th 1881.
Editor Of the Times:
One 9th most cheerful convention, held Of
late like Falstaf, cheerful in i,selfand the
source Of mirth in otbers-was the FIRST annual
meeting Of associated undertakes. These
honest ghouls have felt aggrievsd, it seems, by
the pratical inroads on their earnings OF livery
stables keepers, church sections and confederate
wholesale dealears in millinery for the tomb,
who care not TO whom they sell as long As they
get their money. So they banded together in
self-defense. The profession were in gave
earnest and talked right 20 the point. They
thought they ought to have ''ihe cream Of the
funerals" and not the skimmings, and have
taken measures to freeze out the interlopers
Everybody has been trying to be funny about
them, and so I'll not try, just for change.
only wish Id heard Of the meeting in time,
though They kept it very quiet and were
very nervous about being reported. But, OF
course, some leaky vessel gave it all away.
Austin Corbin. the local railroad kiag, has
gone in hot and heavy for improvement on the
Long Island Railroad. He's going 10 make IL
the model one Of the country and develop the
fertile lands, which are in such close neigh
borhood to the great city and have been SO
long neglected. Eighty new locomotives aad
ever 50 much new rolling stock, for freight AS
we'll as passengers, 10 to lie supplied at once.
Thereare to be waiting rooms at every little
stopping place-not before they were wanted,
as people had to wade perfect rivers to get TO
the miserable little platforms during the recent
thaw-and, among other improvements, the
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-21

The vote in the Senate on Monday, on
taking up the Kellogg case, was regarded
as test, and it shows very ccnclusively,
if there was any doubt on the subject be-
fore, that MIR. Kellogg will not be dis
turbed.
A meeting of colored Republicans in
Nashville, Tenn, has resolved to demand
full share of Federal patronage, and ap-
pointed committee to visit Gen. Gar
field to urge their claims and recommend
James NJ. Langston for a cabinet position.
James Mcclure indicted in New York
for selling a detective thirty counterfeit
trade dollars on the night Of September
II, 1879, has been acquitted ON the evil
dence of Miss Agnes Gimer, who testified
that on the night in question Mcclure
was in her company, and that she remem-
bered the date from the fact that he pro-
posed marriage to her.
At Harrisburg, Pa, on Tuesday, the
Pennsylvania Editorial Association ap-
pointed committees to consider the exist
ing libel laws of Peansylvania and submit
to the Legislature such amendments as
may be necessary for the protection of
legitimate journalism, and also to exam
inc the laws Of legal ADVERTISING and urge
necessary additional legislation.
II is stated that in the Whitaker court
martial at New York, the defense will be
conducted by the Hon. John A. Whitney,
of that city, and ex Gov. ID. II. Chamber
lain. Mr.. Whitney is life long Demo
crst, which fact, it is thought forecasts a
temperate though vigorous defense on the
active merits Of the matter, with as little
reference as possible to the color line.
A Baltimore and Ohio freight train
broke in two in the tunnel on The Straits
vile, O., division, Saturday night, and
while the crew were confined in there
they were So .uffocsted by the smoke that
they al became unconscious. in which
condition they were found when the mex I
train arrived at the tunnel The men
were taken to Newark, Ohio, and place d
under treatment.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-21

There were 3,S6S buildings erected in
Chicago last year, at cost of 100000.
Navigation of the Chesapeake b.y and
Patapsco river is open t" sailing vessels.
Forgeries to the amount of SIS 900 have
come to light in Baltimore, she result of
grain gambling.
Harris N. Plaisted, Fusionist, has been
declared elected Governor OF Maine after
all the fuss.
The United States steamer Dispatch
made trial of speed from Norfolk, Va,
up the bay, Saturday, averaging II 6-10
knots.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-21
1881.
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d classes and political comp cxions-.a first
journal the Publisher now offers one not
died in point Of excellence by any other
spaper, and unhesitstingly challenss com
pon with the best and most successful
tes published in the Union.
he Gazette-Daily and eekly-will be
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nasing and unfolding warfare upon all
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-21
Notice to Shippers

positively on and amer this date no freight
Il ore1press matter will be delivered ustil
the charges are p,id thereon.
All persons shipping to this station in srdsr
to avoid having their carts retained empty, will
pleass have their freight prepaid At psint of
shipment, or send money to pay charges.
La Pata, b. II. Pndgott, Cr dgL
January 10, 1881. wv. l.. Dement,, En-. ayt.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Orphans Court OF Charles County.
JANUARY, 81, 1881.
|nRDERED by the Court, that B,non "
~ Hardy Administrator Of }. Hollis johnson
deceased, give the notice required 10y law 10
the creditors Of said J Hollis Johnson to exhibit
their claims, legally authenticated, by adver-
risement published in some one newspaper pub
lished in Charles County, Maryland, once in
each Of three successive weeks.
True copv,-test:
JAMES N. HARVEY,
Reg. Wills for Chs. Co.
NOTICE.
'CIllS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
L scriher has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Charles County, Maryland, letters of
Administration on the personal estate Of
J HOLLIS JOHNSON,
late Of said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscriber,
On or before the 2lst day of June next.
They may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit o! said dcceased's estate. Given I'M
der my hand, this 2lst day of January, 1881
BENONI W. HARDY,
Admr's J Hollis Johnson
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-21
w. b. WADDEY
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Orphans Court Of Charles County Set,
JANUARY FL, 1881.
ORDERED by the Court. that Sylvester F
OSmith Adm'r ofChsrles II. Scroyeins de-
sased. give the notice required by law to the CT,
ditors OF raid Chss II. Scrogyns TO exhibit their
claims, legally authenticated, by advertise nen t
published in some one Newspaper published in
Charles County, Maryland once in each of three
successive weeks.
True cory.-test:
JAMES NJ HARVEY,
Reg Wills fer Chs Co.
NOTICE.
TNiIIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Orphan
Court NJ Charles County, Maryland, letters
of Administration on the personal estate OF
CHARLES II. SCROGGINS,
late Of said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby
warRed to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscriber,
on before the 2lst day Of June next,
They may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said deceased's estate. Given I'M
der my hand this 2lst daJ of January 1880.
SYLVESTER F. SMITH,
Admir- Of Chas. II. Scroggins.
jy 2l4t.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-21

Chas, C. Frsry, of Adrian, Mich, says
To my complete surprise, Obtained a
good nights rest, the frs night wore q
'Only Lung Pad" have suffered from
Asthma for yaars.-See Adr
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-21

v,rvhody reads THE SuS. Ia the edition.
ofhisu--,psp~r throug hsut the ear TO come
e,l Lody ~Ilt hnd
All th- worlds news, so presented that
thcrsArr MI get a.. greatest amount % ~
for,ti,n Nth tho least Improbable eIpesdi-
,ur Of lime and eysslght. TnE Sus long ago
dt,orer.i hr golden means between redundant
fulrss aud unsatisfactory brs'ity.
Noca Of that ,ort OF news which depends
l.,s,pon il, r-coagaIErd Importance than upon
IL. ,t.re.t to marking. From morning 10
u,6ainy Tue Srs prints continued s'or! OF
thri,r. Of rs. men sud woman, and OF their
a.. IAN. love. hates, aud trouble. This
,o- !. more ,.ried and more interest Nc Than
anrryman,. A.g ever devised
II Good urIrsu. Ia ever! cUlsiun, snd fresh
-,,. .rtglnslit, a,,ufagy, aud de,sCum IN the
treatment OF ste.' subject.
" Honest comment Tux SCN s habit 10
TO pe.k out fc.rlcs.tv sboRt nra aud 'h'ns'.
Euu.l c-naot 10 drslng With e~ch Foltu-
calp.r;v and EQUAL readiness 10 soWm'nd - hAi
10 .si.aorih, or TO retuke ~hat - tlAsaIle
o Democrat or Republican.
VI Absolute luL.pnsnience OF partisan
orrsiEallon bot onAs'erIng lopsliy 20 true
Democratic principles. THr SUS believes that
the government which the Constitution g''rs
u.s good o.e keep. II, ue,Ios Of duty
10 70 Fftist IA US hfu5ssh tNNtf 'NN tbNf'
nsa In ,he RrpsOiIesH party 10 set 1P "a
other form Of government IN place OF that
uh,rh .1,.s Tn. year ssh and the rs.'i
i'm Hssdi.l.v following ~ll probably decide
th,, supremacy Important contest. IEE ~ .
believes th.i III. victory all he With the peupl'
ssarnin,t The RINGS for monopoly the Rag
"a and IhS RlGkk tos i-.-h..A-' -
for lhe Daily SIS. fsurpsSe she-, O
t~snsy-sishi oolumss, the price hy mail, pos
paid. il s. cents . month, or 81 50 wear. or
including The Sundsy paper, as eigh:-rsE'
sh.s, Of hh--sir columns, the price is sS cent
. noah. or $40 year. postage paid
The Suuj.. edition Of TEr SCs Is also furn
,.h.d separately 81 81 - year: postage paid
The psi~r Of the WIKI SUs. eight pages
sfty ,I slgmns, IS ST. ,esr, postage paid
For c!ass II ten sending $40 We ~ili s-ud =.
extra copy free.
Address " sSGLASp
Paili.her ofTEE Srs New York Git,
We are nov in rcCe5p; Of snd opening dAil,
our fall stock OF
BOOTS AID SlluES.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-21

January nth, at Trinity Glebe, by Rev
L. H. Jackson +: W. JEFFERSON HORSEMAN
and SARAH l., WARD.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-21
MARRIED.

At Centreviil-, on January ll,h, by Rev. l.
II. Jxck.oa: WIN. II. SINCLAIR and ANN
C. HANCOCK.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-21

r. E M @ V A L !.
FRED'RK PAFF,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Boots and Shoes j
No. SO King Etreet,
ALEXANDRIA "a.
Having removed to the
CoMMoDIoUs STORE
nearly opposite my cid stand, am now
BETTER PREPARED
to accommodate my customers than be
fore My
MANUFACTURING
depar ment will be conducted on a NOR,
EXTENSIVE SCALE,
nd tie additional room affords better IA
cili,ies for the manufacture of
CUSTOM GOODS
of my own make of which
: MAKE A SPECIALITY.
Thanking the public for the liberal pa
!. tronase heretofore bestowed, take pleas
ure in saying that
IAN BETTER PREPARED
with larger stock and greater variety t
suit The tastes of ].
:. IFreder'l> Patf.
SO King street,
y ALEXANDRA
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-21
Notice TO Creditors.
In The Orph ms Court Of Charles County.
In the matter Of the pcrsonsl estate Of Coleman
Grunabaum. deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the I'M
~ dersiynsd, administrators of the goods
and chattels Of Coleman Gaunsbaum. deceased,
will on the 29th day Of January next. proceed
to distribute the assets of the deceased in their
In ads among his creditors who have filed and
duly prebated their accounts in said Court
All creditors interested are hereby notified to
attend in person or by agent or attorney on
said day to receive the amount of their said
claims or the proportionsble parts thereof,
other Use they may be precluded by law from
aAv benefit arising from said distribution.
Witness our hands. this 18th dav Of January
1881 HANNAH GRUNABAUM
MEYER GRUNABAUM
Adm r. of Coleman Grunsbaum, deces' d. .
in TAT
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-21
COMMISSIONERS MEETING

DERSON young widower would
Il like 10 correspond with young lady, not
ever sweet sixteen, that is matrimoniaIy in
Glued. Photographs exchanged and reference !,
given as to responsibility, family etc.
Address W e r.
La Plata, Nd.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-21

The Senate YVES aoi in session having a 'urn-
ed over from Friday until Monday. In the
House. considerable time wss wasted on Nr
Woods funding bill, and it viii require .sother
day before il can be reported 10 the House pro-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-21
1881 the SUN 1873

7 ! z
l42 West Baltimore Street, BIlliHsoTe
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-01-21
Congregational Proceeding.
FRIDAY, January 18th

In the Senate, Mr.. Hosr presented bill 10
provide fer retired and retiring Presidents OF
select committee, reported bill for the erection
of a library building in Judici.y Square The
Military Academy appropriation bill wss
passed. The proceedings in the House ~sr.
devoid ofinterest, the funding bill having been
laid, aside 10 the interest OF the private
calender