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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1882-03-17
Important Decision.

The Court of Appeals, Of our State, has
recently decided that Il debtor can waive hi:
right Of exemption for 500 worth Of property
a That unless the debter claims his eNemp-
the sheriff or constable, he cannot aflerward:
sue the officer for SlO0 in mone".
Sd That ii is not the duty of the cftt,e er who
ltvies 10 set aside the exemption, unless de-
manied by the defendant, except only when The
property to be sod consists Of one single piece
of property vi hich in lis nature is indiVis'ble.
Then he must have it appraised and reserve
Sl0o FIR defendant If the sppraisement of the
Que article is less than SIoo then he returns
the Wi! 'nulla ho "
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1882-03-17
Frazer Axle Grease

One trial will convince yon that it is the best.
Ask your dealer for the Frazer Axle Grease,
and take no other. Every box has our trade
mark on it.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1882-03-17
Special Notice.
Steam Saw and Grist Mill,
Near La Plata Station,

ON THE BAIT. l. POTOMAC RAILROAD.
T AM now prepared to furnish all kinds Of
BUILDING MATERJ AL, POST and RAIL,
and PAILINGS for Fences, HOGSHEAD SID
ING, HEADS and HOOPS; also HOGSHEADS
already set up. The above can be obtained
either at my Mill or from T. R. FARRALL, at La
Plata Station, at greatly reduced prices.
Grinding day, Saturdays.
jan l2-ly& R. YOUNG h Co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1882-03-17

TO IDTE2 TISERS-THE TIMES huring a
taiyer circuIation than any other paper among the
Intelligent farmers and business men Of charles
E0"nt offers superior inducements to alrertiSers
insert their announcements in 8 coytonnS Send
or card rates. uich are as loc as aag other paper
in Southern MafyIand to sag nothing about circI'd
tio3s
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1882-03-17
Evansville lind J journal
"prO Bono PubiiC8 y

1t is n remarkable fact, that While thousands
Of people refuse to read puts OF worthless
aostrums, none skip over DR.. Swayne's litue
squib about his Ointment for Itching Piles
that itch much at night. The people we'll
know it is published for their benefit in OTHER
words, il is pro 5ono pujitco. May lis far re's, IL
ing effects lie perpetaated to .the end OF time.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1882-03-17

HAS opened a store for FANCY AR
TICLE$, such as
Collars,
Cuffs,
Necktics.
Ribbons,
Laces,
Combs.
Brushes,
Toilet articles,
llandkcrchcfs,
Stockings,
Gloves, Childrcn's dress, Trimmings, sta
ti"nury, such as pens, paper, ink,
pencils, and al articles us
ually found in a first
ass Fancy
Store
Give her u call at the Post Office.
A doctor down in Connecticut
poisoned himself the other day. "Gone
n moot hic nati.nt'' -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1882-03-17

1t is thought, says the Annapolis cor
respondent of he Baltimore SIN writing
under date Of the 18th instant, that Ia the
contested election case of Chew vs.. Brooke
the report will be against Judge BROOKE
and that the matter viii be again referred
to the people.
Evansville, (Ind. Journal.
Mr.. Frank S Mueller 925 " Franklin ,treet
cited to JourHal reporter the case or Mr..
Henry Rhenick, who for four years suffered
with Rheumati.m, which was cured by the u e
of two bottles of ST. Jacobs OH
What has become Of the project of re
building Christ Church. 1t is hardly pcs
sibe that after proceeding as far as they
did last summer and tall that they intend
to let the matter drop. Spring Is now
near at hand and it is time to again aSi-
tate the question.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1882-03-17
The Largest Assortment OF Dry Goods
in Washington.

Successor to Slay maker Il Co., Alex, Va
Daily globe., 1882-03-01
THE GLOBE HOROSCOPE.
As It Casts Its Light on the Chicago Mar
kets.
[Special TeIegram to The GIohe. 4

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.-It looks to-day as
though the clique had begun their squeezing
process, for, although the wheat market was
very slow nearly all the forenoon, just before
noon their came sharp advance, making
prices at the close up stalrs-$1.281 April,
and $1.26T May. Early in the day there was
considerable selling, and the boys thought the
gang had begun to unload. So prices fell.
But in this they were mistaken, as it was only
a trick of the robbers who are running the
April and May corners to shake out the "tall-
ers;" and in this way allowing them to get a
still firmer hold on these options. AS have
already told you, think they will run the
deals through; and also am of the opinion that
you will see high h-priced wheat and big fluctu-
ations before this gang gets through with the
deal. The curb is S1.2Sss April; $l.27% May.
Owing to the manipulation going on in
wheat, good many of the careful boys are
buying corn, which is very strong and higher,
and, as the supply is not equal to the demand
and the receipts small, think we will have a
sharp advance unless the clique decide to drop
their wheat.
On the call May closed at 64Ic.
Provisions are without much change in
price, still the market and outlook is very
streng. Hutch. bought 10, 900 tierces lard on
call this morning.
Daily globe., 1882-03-01
Western Associated Press. I

CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.-Wheat at times to day
ruled very quiet and trading dragged, but oc-
casionally the spirit of activity was developed
accompanied by fair fluctuations in prices.
Trading was almost entirely speculative,
chiefly in May. Receipts unusually small and
foreign advices steadier. The market opened
stronger and @1ac higher, under free offer
ings, but declined 1Nc for April and X @1Kc
for May, advanced 2ssc for April aud TX for
May, fluctuated and closed Ike higher for
April and &c for May than the close on
Change yesterday. Sales ranged -.241S@12 %
cash; 1.25H@1. .2SX April; LIS X al .27x May.
On call prices were shade higher for April
and May. Sales on call were fair.
Corn was quite active on speculative ac-
count and shipping inquiry fair. Feeling was
somewhat unsettled and prices irregular,
though considerable strength was developed
during the greater part of the session and
opened steadier and shade higher under free
offerings, but declined Sl@1c. Toward the
close flrmer feeling prevailed, rallying 4 q
1c, and ruling comparatively steady to the
close. Receipts light and shipments moder-
ate. Sales ranged at 58x @60c cash; 63115@64X
May. On call prices were generally shade
lower. Sales quiet and heavy.
Oats were fairly active and firm for futures,
cash about Nc higher and gilt edge receipts
very scarce. Prices for futures but little
changed. Sales, 4S@4SAc cash; 43X @44X C
May. On call prices generally shade higher.
Sales large, being 1S0, 900 bushels.
Pork offerings were moderately free. demand
was fair and prices irregular. This market
closed steady at an advance of 211S@5c over the
close OF yesterday. Cash quiet at II 00Ql7 .12k
March 16.9O@l7.O2X. Call sales were light
and prices generally shade higher.
The demand for lard was quite brisk and
the market ruled firm at 5071Sc advance, and
improvement well maintained. Cash quiet at
10. .G0@10.621a; March 1O.57X@1O65k Prices
on call were generallya shade higher and sales
large, being 20, 600 tlerces.
Daily globe., 1882-03-01
GENERAL FOREIGN.

LONDON, Feb. PA dispatch from Alex
andria says the military element reigns su-
preme, backed by Stone Pasha, who does the
utmost to show his sympat thy with the exist
ing movement.
PARIS, Feb. 27.-The. republicans were sue.
cessful in the elee etl6ns yesterday, except in
one instance, thai of a Bonapartist elected
member of the deputies.
COLOGNE, Feb. GA report is current to
the effect that unless the condition of Russia
improves, the czar will abdicate after his cor
onation.
General Skobeloff will be ordered to reside on
his estate.
VIENNA, Feb. 27.-A report has reached
here that one of the Herzegovinian leaders has
been captured and shot at Ragassa, and that
another has fled to Montenegro.
Daily globe., 1882-03-01
Mr.. A. Nathans. one of the manager

Mr.. A. Nathans, one of the managers
of Coup's Show, has been prominently
identified with the circus business for
many years, and he has had control of
the most celebrated circus companies in
the United States. He contracted severe
rheuism from constant exposure, and
St. Jacobs Oil relieved his rheumatic
painswhen nothing else, not even the
most medcai treatment, did him any good
worth mentioning. He is enthusiastic in
his praise of the Oil and thinks it is an
excellent thing for circus organizations
to take with them travelling.
Daily globe., 1882-03-01
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Sylvester Hood, 10 yenrs old committed
suicide yesterday near Lone Rock, Wis.
The governor of New Jersey has respited TO,
80 days Martin, the condemned murderer.
Two cOlOred men who were driven from
home by the food anG sought refuge in an ole
boat at Cairo, Ills., were drowned yester
day.
Mrs. G. s. Swift, of Milwaukee, committed
suicide yesterday by drowning herself in els
tern in the back yard. Shd is believed to
have been insane.
Rains have checked the fall in The Ohio
river at Cairo, and the water is rising again.
A large force Oflaborers are engaged strength
ening the levee.
Wilcox, Arizona. dispatch: The president
has refused executive clemency in the case of
the three Indian scouts sentenced to be hanged
at Fort Grant March 3.
At Nauvoo, H., the house OF John Will
helmy caught on fire yesterday and his two
little children who had been left alone In the
building were burned to death.
Virginia City, Nevada, dispatch United
States Marshal August Ash committed sui
eide this evening by shooting himself through
the heart. Financial trouble and hard drink
are the supposed causes.
The Chicago Inter Ocean announces that
Mr.. Hugh Riddle, who for SO long time has
been president of the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific railroad, has decided to tender his
resignation in favor of N. W. Riddle. The
only reason is that he has ill health and needs
rest.
VIM. Winscott, notorious swindler and an
alleged murderer, was arrested at Denver, Col,
yesterday. He has numerous aliases, and has
operated in Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska
He victimized an Omaha man to the extent OF
over $4,000.
The supreme court of Ohio, yesterday deliv
cred decision in which the law is constr ued
making it obligatory on each county of the
state to furnish its insane patients with cloth.
ing, the accounts to be kept by the steward
and presented to the county auditor.
The westward bound freight yesterday
dashed through freight train on the Rome
Watertown s. Ogdensburg road at the cross
ing north of Syracuse, N. Y, this morning
No person was injured. The Central locomo
tive lying on the Onondago line wreck tool
fire and was generally destroyed.
Daily globe., 1882-03-01
Bfaiuc's VindicaEiOn,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-There's report
that Blaine requested his friends to make an
investigation into matters covered by resolu-
tion reported from the senate foreign relations
committee to-day. The investigation is
sweeping in its character, including the al
legged loss of papers from the files of the state
department and the alleged connection of all
parties who held official relations with the
United States with Peruvian claims or
contracts. 1t is said Blaine regards such a
sweeping investigation as the surest means of
disDroving the insinuations as to his connec-
tion with the claims aud of showing that if
any persons in official life have an interest in
such claims they are not close friends of Blaine
Daily globe., 1882-03-01
RIDDLED WITH BULLETS.

Wells and Norris Make a Bold Push for
Liberty aud Are Probably Fatally Shot
by the Officers.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.-POke Wells and Bill
Norris, the Iowa outlaws, who passed through
here last Sunday en- route from Randolph,
Wis, to Riverton, Ia, in charge Of sheriffs
Chandler and Wilson, attempted to escape
from the officers while on the train. The
officers were asleep but the movement of the
prisoners walked them and they at once OPEN
ed fire, shooting Wells four times and Norris
five. The men were taken from the train at
Sidney, Iowa, for treatment, but there is little
chance for their recovery, both being literally
riddled with bullets. These despersdoes took
part in the Manhattan and Riverton, and
Sidney, Iowa, bank robberies, the Winston,
Mo, train robbery, and numerous smaller
robberies, as we'll as several murders in Iowa,
Missouri and Kansas.
Daily globe., 1882-03-01

ger coach had been added to the train and the
trip home was commenced with the original
party swelled in members by the the presence
ofthe following: Messrs. D. M. Sabin, E. w.
Durant, r. Hersey. Dud Hersey, F. A. Sey-
mour, A. T. jerks, ]. P. Gribben, 8. j. Shaw,
Saltwater; Hon. James Smith, Jr., president
of the st. Paul & Duluth road, Nathan Ford,
st. Paul; Hon. John F. Norrish, Hastings; J..
W. Griffin, A. Il. Shattuck, w. G. Striekia nd
and w. E. Burwell, Minneapolis.
Passing Saltwater Junction the orders were
to let the engine loose, and the run was made
to East st. Paul depot, fifteen miles, in sixteen
minutes.
The Union depot was made at ten minutes
to 5, and the party separated, voting the din
ing car project most commendable one, and
the officers of the two roads furnishing it for
the comfort of its patrons, especially those
superintending the excursion, the right men
In the right place.
Daily globe., 1882-03-01
National Banks

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S Attorney General
Brewster has given an opinion on certain
questions regarding national banks and their
charters submitted by the secretary of the
treasury. The attorney general says: Asso-
tions organized under the act of February
25th, 1868, can amend their articles where
this does not conflict with the provisions OF
the statute. Associations so organized for a
period of less than twenty years from date of
the act cannot by amending their articles ex-
tend the period to twenty years from that
date. A reply in the affirmative is given the
query of the secretary of the treasury, "would
an amendment of the articles of association
changing the maximum originally determined
be inconsistent with the law, provided the
new maximum be determined by the comp
trol!er of the currency?"
Daily globe., 1882-03-01
House of Representatives.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-Mr. Gibson intro
duced joint resolution for the appointment
of o committee of 16 members, z from
the senate and 8 from the house, to
attend the celebration of the 200th anniversary
of the discovery of the mouth of the Missis-
sippi river Referred.
Mr.. Kelly, chairman of the committee on
ways and means, reported bill repeating the
discriminating duties on tea and coffee pro-
ducts of the possessions of the Netherlands.
Passed.
The senate bill, appropriating 100000 for
continuing the improvement of Galveston
harbOr passed.
The bill passed authorizing the construction
Keithsburg, Ills.
Bills were introduced and referred:
By Mr.. Young-To establish marine hos
pital at Cincinnati.
Mr.. Calkins, chairman of the committee or
elections, submitted report of the commit
| tee on the contested election case of Campbell
| VS. Cannon, accompanied by resolution, de-
claring that neither the contestant nor the
| contestee, were entitled to a seat. He also
submitteda a minority report declaring Camp
bell entitled to seat, while Mr.. Moulton sub
mitted further resolution signed by Ather-
ton, Davis, Qll.) Moulton and Jones, Tex
| declaring that Cannon was duly elected del
egate to congress. The reports were laid OF
the table for future reference.
The committee, after some personal ex
plantations, rose, and the military academy
bill passed.
Mr.. Robinson IN. W, by request, intro
duced bill to organize a national labor
league railway company of America, for tn
purpose of constructing, operating and main
| tanning railway from the Atlantic seaboar,
to Chicago, st. Louis and Council Bluffs. I
provides for the purpose Of establishin,
equal rights In commerce among the states
and for the purpose of securing a railwa,
highway under such civil control as to pre-
vent combinations. Certain gentlemen shal
be appointed commissioners, uAder the nam
of national board of Interstate transportation
These certain gentlemen are authorized to is
sue q capital stock of $40,0O0,0O0. Th
bill further provides when the roa
has been constructed to Council Bluffs, it ma
be continued to San Francisco, and in aid O
its construction grants to it every alternat
section of unoccupied public lands through
which it may pass for fifty miles each side o
labor, depressed by contraction of the cur
rency, workmen employed ia building the rail
way shall be paid by the government one dol
lar day and the remainder of his wages i
certificatesOf Indebtedness, redeemable in $50
bonds. Referred.
The speaker announced Hiscock, Robeso
and Cox On. W conferees on the immediate dt
ficiency BILL Adjourned.
Daily globe., 1882-03-01
r. $. WHITE STATION ERY COMPANY
A Corporation Formed Which, Me ans Busi-

A Corporation Formed Which Me ans Busi-
ness.
The GLOBE publishes in its advertising col
umns this morning the articles of incorpora-
ton of the T. s. White Stationery company.
When Mr.. White was confronted
with disaster he did not surren.
der, but pluckily picked his flint to try again.
He accordingly proceeded to organize stock
company to conduct tbs business which he
had so successfully established. The capital
secured is $50, 900 and the institution is better
prepared than ever for business. The incor-
porators are c. D. Gilfillan, w. P. Warner, II.
A. Castle, ]. j. McCardy, N. W. Kittson, and
T.S. White. With this organization there need
be no doubt of the great success of the enter
prise, and of the clouds sunshineI
Daily globe., 1882-03-01
PerHvian Contracts.
Western Associated Press. |

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-sThere is considera-
BILE speculation over the resolution reported
from the senate foreign relations committee
to-day for the investigation of various alle-
cations concerning the connection of differ
ent persons with the Peruvian contracts. 1t
is said in some quarters the investigation Is
intended to give members of congress, and
Others whose names were included in Ship
herds correspondence, an opportunity of
explaining if they had no real connection
with Shepherds scheme, and never authorized
the use of their names. Senator's and repre-
sentatives included in the correspondence do
notlike to dignity the matter by making per-
sonal explanations, declaring they had not
they can with propriety answer subpenas to
appear before a committee and testify to the
facts of the case. Shipherd will be sum-
moned.
Daily globe., 1882-03-01
COnkling and Sargent.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-In the executive
session of the senate the nomination of Conk-
ling as associate Justice was reported from the
judiciary committee with recommendation
be confirmed. 1t was placed upon the calen-
dar in accordance with the rule which requires
all reported nominations to lie over until the
the next succeeding executive session. No re-
quest was made for unanimous consent to
suspend this rule and nothing said in regard
to the nomination except the announcement
by Teller Tin the absence of Chairman Ed
munds), that the committee had authorized
HIM to report favorably.
The nomination Of ex-senator Sargent as
minister to Germany was also placed on the
calendar with favorable recommendation.
Daily globe., 1882-03-01
Lucky Ticket Hold. rs.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. 2S.-The forty first
drawing of the Commonwealth Distribution
company took place to-day. The following
prizes were drawn: Capital prize, $50, 900, by
ticket Isl, ,47S; second prize, $4,000, by ticket
1904; third prize, 49, 600, by ticket 90, ,574.
The following tickets drew $l0O each: II ,O4O,
26,441, 44O,2 ,25O, 551, $40, 1857.
Daily globe., 1882-03-01
Those new Lace Fichus and Collars at Lin
deke, Ladd & Co.'S are perfectly lovely.

James Duncan, proprietor OF bagnio one
mile from the town Of Merrill, Wis, killed
James Howlet in row at Cold Springs, near
Milwaukee, yesterday.
At Jackson, Mich, fire in VIM. Benefits
dry goods store yesterday destroyed $40, 900 or
$12, 600 worth OF goods. Fully covered by in
surauce
Daily globe., 1882-03-01
Score of the Walkers.

NEW YORK; Feb. 2S.-Pedestrlan score at 10
O'Clock: Rowell 25SX, Noremac 200, Fitz-
gerald Gil, Sullivan 2l5, Hazael 2404, Hughes
251, Hart 217%
Daily globe., 1882-03-01
Weather Indications .

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s, 1:S0a. m--Indica-
tions for the upper Mississippi and lower Mis-.
fair weather; winds mostly westerly; station.
ary or lower temperature; higher pressure.
Daily globe., 1882-03-01
NEWS EROM WASHINGTON.

The Nomination of COnkling to be Favor
ably Reported-Amending Articles Of
tiOnal Indictments Against Star Reuters
bill OF Exceptions In GuiteAu's Case
Filed-Democratic Congressional Cam
paign COmmittee--M --MisceIlaneOus
Daily globe., 1882-03-01
Neuralgia,

This is disease of the nerves caused, in
most cases, by deficiency of iron ia the
the blood. One of the Oldest and best reme-
dies for neuralgia is iron. Moral: Aliens
"Iron Tonic Bitters" supplies iron to the
blood, invigorates the liver, aids digestion and
the assimilation of food, and purifies, tones,
strengthens and fortifies the whole system
Many severe cases of neuralgia have been
cured by this sovereign medicine. Prepared
only by J. P. Allen, Druggist and Manufac-
ring Pharmacist, st. Paul, MINI.
Hope & Temple, stock brokers, Toronto,
assigned yesterday. Liabilities are said to be
large. Speculation in Canadian sureties the
cause.
Daily globe., 1882-03-01

Have you seen those beautiful Lace Collars
and Fichus at Lindeke, Ladd & Co.'S.
Daily globe., 1882-03-01
Option Deal Obligations Not Binding in
LAW.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2S.-A decision of impor-
tance to board of trade brokers and their Gus
toners, was made yesterday by Judge Moran,
who held that promissory note given in set
tlement of differences on an option trade
could not be collected, inasmuch as the deal
was illegal and neither more or less than
gambling.
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