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Public Local Law.
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ENACTED JANUARY SESSION. lisa.
[PubIished By Aushori.y.J
TPabii.hsd BY Aushori.y.I

AN ACT to repeal section one Of
Act TO divide the Fourth Elec-
ton District of st. Mary's cOun-
ty, and 70 create an additional
Election District in said county,
to be styled the Seventh Elec-
ton District, Chapter two hun
dred and eighty-three Of the
laws Of eighteen hundred and
segenty-six and re-enact the
same SO as TO read as follows:
SscTIoH 1. Be II enacted By the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That 20 much Of the
Fourth Election District ofSs. Mary's county
as inelGded within the folloSing lines shall
hereafter be known as the Seventh Election
District that Il 70 say: Beginning at the
crossing of ST. Clsment's Bay Kan, by the
Stage road, and running thencs wish said stage
road toward ChapaIco until Il reaches The
Northeast end, Or corner q tsEeale's Lol,"
On said stage road; thence b. direct line %
Tie bead waters Of Motley Hall Creek"
thence bg ihn wMfeFS q thew icumice sB4
Potomac rivers and 81. Clementa Bar 10 the
beginning. lnrinding The several Islands con-
tlRncug 70 the Etorrsnid rivers.
section 3. and Be Il enacted, That this
Aet shall take eject from The date Of lis pas
sage.
Approved Nay srd, 1881.
We hsssby certify, That the afDregoirg 10 -
correct copy - an Act u he General ASSEM-
bly Of Aarylazd, passed January essiOns
1854.
JOSEPH B. SETH,
Chief Clerk e the Eiouss Of Delegates.
j. ~. MILLER,
secresaFy o. the Sensis.
Nay II. Issz-3w.
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THE New LAws.-Tn answer /


Tue New LAws.-Tn answer to
numerous inquiries about the Regis
: ittatiOn Law and the Potomac oyster
Law. &C., we viii say. that not hav-
ingrseeissd copies Of them. we can
not give them to the public. The
LIST Tesislatare passed an act requir-
ing the publication Of such laws Of
general Importance as the Governor
ard Attorney General might select,
AID made an appropriation for % do
ing. His Excellsncy has not yet
seen Ct to designate the laws for pub
lieS1iOn. and the delay Is entirely due
- him. Tor Attorney General Gwinn
haa ever been ready to acs. Tho task
would not take long. and we suggest,
that instead Of complaining about
che newspapers not Publishing the
laws. little blame b attached 10
where it properly belongs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-01

Gov. Hamilton DESIGNATED vesser-
day "wednesday a. tbs time to sign
the remaining acts of Assembly that
await his signature and those Of the
presiding officers Of the General As
sembly before they become laws. There
are twenty bills in all to Be signed,
among chem the tobacco inspection
bill. che bin for The restoration Of in
dexes destroyed By ere il Calvert
county court house.. and the bin grant
ing licenses "a brokers 81 horses.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-01
DEEEl.

~N&NMMFM
IA Eecnardiowh, on TUESDAY 'mornine last,
after fAinful and lingering illness, which
she hure with fersilnde and res ignation, Mics
CELESTiA FENWICK, aged about c8 yean
A life, blameless IN lie walk and enn0hled hy
coiislant deeds Of devotion 10 and seli-sarriice
for Others, is closed By the death of ihis mob e
hearted and iruly Christian lady. May she
resi- In pcacal
At his residence IN the iii district, on
Friday last, WALTER l.. DENT, aged about
65 years.
In this district, On Saturday last, WILL
LIAM STEWART, aged about 20 years.
At Cedar Point Friday, May the 2sth, WM.
REApNoED, aged years.
Only parent ran know q parents woe in
parting suddenly from child Of loving dis
position and bright understanding. On this
boy the graces Of form, manner and speech
were east &c 3 varied and wcll-nting garment.
Gods hand had plaead Ia The fair vsse Of bis
little heArt the richest geass Of moral gifts. a
bog q I, bic nature vas 81 90 truly that his
unFeas0ned conclusions we're worthy ofa man.
He has passed from as like sweet vision, and
indlls last moments was most iovnbie. A lit
lie lamb in dociiity and psliencs. when the
iron grip Of Group was smothering cut his
sweet life, his only complaint was the gentle
oleat, 80, poor me ~ He felt that hin few
Summers Of happy life were gone and with an
instinct taught from heaven, stretched out
wide his little arms Just before be died aud
clnsped his father and mother in q weak fare
well embrace. The priceless influence q sis
tsrly affection, the ennohling contact offather
and older brothers, and the answering
wnichinlness Of 3 true mother seemed apt 70
render this little youth one reserved by fate
for q giorioas manhood, = ut-Father, thy
viii be done o, God, strengthen rs when
The grave shall shut him fEum as
81 know his face Il bid under the coin lid;
Closed are his eyes, cold Is his forehead fair;
Ny hand that marble isls: DER Il In prayer
knelf--
Yet my hsrt whispers. that hs l. not here
Not theref Where then Is her The form |
used 10 see
Was but the rairneus lhai be Used 70 wear
The grave that now doth press upon that cast
i bur his wardrobe Iocaea; be Is not there.
HelivesI IN al the past he livss. Dor 70 the
ofsesing him again win despair.
In dreams | so him Bow and on his angel
brow
Iaes il written. 'sTAou .aul, sss ~ tAsr..''
Yss we ali i've to God Fashsz, Thy shasssn-
ing rod
So help Us. Thine afflicted ones. to bear,
That in cha spirit lands meeting a. Thy right
hand,
'Twin be orr hsaxen 10 find that ~ Il fksrsg''
PATRn SrgRETUALss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-01

The Independent Republican Con-
vention. Of Pennsylvania held in
Philadelphia, on Wednesday, noni-
mated John Stewart, OF Franklin coun-
ty. for Governor; L. B. Duff. of Ale
gheny county, Lieutenant Governor;
VIM. McMitcheal, Of Philadelphia,
for Congressman at Large; g. w.
Merrick, Of Tioga county, for Secre-
tary Of Internal Affairs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-01
ENACTED JANUARY SESSION. lsss.
CHAPTER Sc.

CHATTER So.
AN ACT to repeal chapter five
hundred and two OF the acts
passes at the JANUARY session of
eighteen hundred aud seventy
eight, being an Act TO repeal
sections one and two of the acts
OfJannary session, eighteen hun
dred and seyenty-two, chapter
one hundred and ninety eight, .
entitled AN Act for the pr0tec-
ton Of and to regulate the time
and manner of catching and ia
king fish and terrapins in that
porti0ns0f the Potomac river be-
tween 8 Maryland Point, in
Charles county. and Chiseldines
Island, in st. Mary's county. and
to re-enact the same with amend
ments, and TO add additional
sections thereto"
SEcslos /. Be e enacted by the General
Assembly g Marylard, That chapter eve
hundred ard two OF the acts passed a. the
January session Of eighteen hnnarsd and
sevsnty-eight be and the same Is hereby re-
pealed.
Sc. 2. AID be Il enacted, That this act
shall take elect from The date az fss pas
sage.
Approved March Il, issz.
WILLIAM 4. HAMILTON. Governor.
OTIS KEILHOLTz,
Speaker II the House Of Delegates.
GEO. HAWKINS WILLIMAS,
Presidens Of the Senate.
Maryland, Set
I, Spencer G. Jones, Clerk Of the Court Of
Appeals q Maryland, do hereby certify that
the Foregoing is q full and trlle copy os the
Act OF the General Assembly Of Maryland, Of
which il purp0rts 70 be = copy, as takea from
the original iaw belonging 20 and deposited
In the Office 81 the Clerk 81 the Court Of APP
peals aforesaid.
81 n testimony whereof hare here
lis. unto set my hard IS Clerk, and At.
E-v- axed the seal Of the said Court Of
ApVeAln. this seventeen day 0fMay,
A. D., l862.
SPENCER O. JONES,
CLERK E5nfl o. Appeals Of Maryland.
Jnnn ], 188 1--3w.
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Public Local Law.
ENACTED JANUARY SESSION. lsss.


AN ACT to repeal an act passed
January Session, eighteen hun
dred and eighty, entitled "An
Act TO Encourage the Destruc-
ton Of Hawks, Owls and Foxes
IN ST. Mary's county, = and to re-
enact the same with amend
ments thereto.
SzcsI0E l.. Be Il enacted BY the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That asy person kill-
ing any ben hawk, partridge hawk, large
owl crow oriox, within the limits Of 81. Ma
~ seountys shall he entitled 10 receive baun-
~ oItwsnty-Gve cents for each and every ben
hawk partridge hawk and large owl, and
i've Cents for each and every rrou,. and 6flr
cents for each and every fox 60 killed.
SEc. 3. And BE It enacted. That 10 ohtafn
said bounty IL shall be necessary for the per-
son killing said hen hawk. partridge hawk.
large OWL crow pr fox, 10 produee the head ~
said ben hawk, partridge hawk. large owl
and crow, and the bsush q said fnx. before
some justice Of the peace for 81. Maryss corn
w. and at the same time make oasii that fhe
said ben hawky partridge hawk. large owl.
crow % fex les the case may bel was canehs
and killed within the lianias of 81. Mnrv'a
county, and theFenpon the said justice slaIl
gre ceriiheate Of The prodnetlon u The said
bead or neAdss brush or brushes, before Rim.
the duty Of the said justice q DESTROY he s.;s
head Or beads, brush Or brnshcs. 20 4 . nre-
vent second allowance upon lie aane.
cgc. ;. And BE- Il enaezsd. That amor aka
produeiion Of The said Justices certifensn -
i0fe he Countg Commissioners az 81 Mnrv5.
countys the Commissioners are herkkv a.
tnosize4 and directed 70 levy nnon lle ssaen-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-01
NOTICE.

0RDERED. tilaf 60 and aflsr ghis, lfsceF-
~ tifeate shall - issuea - . supervisor
and The same slsail nos - catered 90 bic re-
port = - Commiesioner1. be slaii Be iAai-
FifnAilT ressonsibls q ehe party % uhom ~
may - &as
- ofdar * he Board,
Pm. HOLMES Clerk.
May u. isss-ss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-01

a General order has been issued
By the war department establishing
three grades Of prizes for markaman-
ship. viz: The department prize, the
division prize, the army prize. Teams
are TO be selected fromshe best marks
men in each company. and these are
10 compete in August Of every year
for places in the department team.
The soldier who makes the highest
score in these contests Is to receive
a gold medal. A division team Is to
be selected from the best shots in the
department. the contests to take place
in September Of each year. Gold and
silver prizes will be given at the
matches. Each alternate year the
General Of the Army will assemble
from the entire army the twelve best
shots. and these viii compete for
three gold medals and three silver
medals. which may be worn on dress
occasions.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-01

Why Is Il chat everybody cones % tbe Big
Brown Store TO irade7 Because they can boy
goods cheaper than anr ether place Ia ArneF-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-01
MARRIED.

On the 30tt day Of May, 1852, BY The Rev.
Father Treacy, CHARLES Il. BREWER 20
Niss JENNIE CAMPBELL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-01

Mhen yon have any money 70 spend, ana
want % eet lis zeal value u merehandises
cuine 90 he
no BK0w8 sT0RE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-01
Terms of Sale.

as prescribed By the deerte, ara one-ahird
cash on the day Of sale, The balance in two
equal insiaIlnents ia one AID two years fr0m
tie day Il sale. the deferred payments 10 bear
interest from the day Of sale and 10 Be secured
BY bonds ef the purchaser or purchasers, with
sscurity 70 be approved BY the Trustee.
JAS. II. WILSON,
Trussee.
Nay -, lss2-fs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-01
NOTICE.

Circuit Court for ST. Mary's county,
Nay 80, 1852. !
TT Is keEehy ordered this s0fh day az Nay.
ii les2, thai the June Term Of the Circuit
Court Tor 81 Mary's county be and the same
l. adjourned nntil Monday. the 18th day Of
June, 1881.
Test:
J. PRANK FORD. Clerk.
r,.~n 4 soAa a.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-01

A beautiful esfaie. situated mishin cne nile
n o. Leoaardtown, contain mh
ing $50 RCRR6 0fIand, siih 866lM
large nWElLTNG and al ne Az
ecsinry 0uTHoUSRS.
rs acres of arabic land, bal
.aA8sn ance IN dnber, rnosfly CHEST
Nut. This estate fur usany venrs
belonged - he lnte Ssephen Hay
den nHd = nov oEned y Chaz. =.
Hayden. The land i II high
asala ~ cultivation. The whole lrart nill he
sold Ct pofffon tls4Eeof to suit purchasers.
lie honaes wl1h , porsion NilI - sold e. 4
p0Eiion milnous khe haasaA Terms Easy and
win to made % suis purchasers. Appir IL
CHARLES r. HAfDEN,
O. ts4 premises, n9
20. =. MORGAN. Atty
heouasdsoma, Nd.
yuns !. lss2--tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-01
$50 acres, more orEess.

and generally known a. HezekiAh Dent's old
homestead.
The first two named tracts adioin each
other aad are located Immediately on RFitoh's
day, in the detection district, wiIhin about
mile by~Waier and about three miles b. land Of
Le0nardsown. near three steamboat wharves,
a. which steamers touch 10 and from Baiti-
more and Washington almost daily and con-
venisnt 20 chaschee, schools, etc. The Inn
provements On "Placentia'' coastal Of mag.
ni6cenf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-01
Notice Of Insolvency.

YFSHE creditors OK. Taylor Maliingly are
a hereby notified that be has applied for
the benefit Of the Insolvent Laws, and they
are hereby requested to appear at the Office Of
the Clerk Of he Circuit Court for So. Mary's
eounty IN Leonardiown on THURSDAY, the
sth day Of June, inst, TO prove their claims
and appoint permanent Trustee IL said in
solvent proceedings.
DANL. O. HAMMETT,
Jane |, isSz-lt. Preliminary Trustee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-01

We kaxe H. kness eaEte il lower II rfianH
al the BIG nR0WN S1OAk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-01

DY virtue o. writ Of Fierl Farias, issned
\ Ont 81 he Circuit Conrf for nj. Marv'e
eoantr. 81 sse auit of ZachaTiah Maflinely.
n4afnsE tfe goods ard ciaftels lands and
tenealenss * Annfe g. Hntehin3on, surviving
ohlieoE * J1zhna Hutchinson, and 20 ne d.
Tected. hare aeixed and taken IL execution
al nha right, fille, interest, claim ard de-
n,and II Law and IN equity, e. he said An
ME G. NnAehinson, surviving ubiigoF q
Joshna nnfchinsons II and % he following
property. % wit;
one iraes Or parcel q iand. eaiIe1 and
known a.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-01

Df rirtne of wris of Fieri Fncias. issaea
- out q the Clrrnif Court for 81. MarE'n
egunty, - Ne saif 81 Samuel Saith and SUI
sAnn4 r. Smith, agsinss TIE goods and chat
ielss Lands and fenements # John w. =. Cal
fisoa. Mnry 3. CalI;son ard 1auses II. Arms
worldly aad . nc diferte2, haze ssized aBd
taken j. execution all ~ right, lisle. intcress
eiAln and denand IS law end il equfty Is
he said &oha ~ Z. Eniiison, Mnrg =. Cal
ilaoa and JAmGs H. AxznsaoEEhy. 81 And q
l1e 0llowimg property, 10 Wit 0ne 1fne4oE
parcel q laaas called and known a. CnAfsE
kGkEAt6&, containing . 81 aerek. more
or less. Ihe abose lad i located h sha
1nd eiecsion .dislrice o. g.. Masy's epanly.
And herceg give posice that On ENkanANs
tie 2olh day of Jane 1854, At the Court
House door IN LeuHardloW'n, betwNen ahe
hcnrs q ~ O'clock. NJ and 4 O'clock. y. "a,
wili expose - pphiie ss,csion ske abovs
described real estate, 90 1eined and taken In
sxecniion, . The highest bidder f6r ennk--so
satisty cid debt, Interest and cnsis ere and
% beeoms dna ghefxon.
WILLIAM >. wATHxN.
Nay IS. lss7-ss.
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Sheriff Sale
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Public Local Law.

June I. lasa-2t.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-09

General McCook succeeded this morning in "catch-
ing the Speakers eye," and he asked unanimous
consent to call up the Senate bill for the sale of tho
old Post Office site in Nassau-st., New-York. Mr..
Holman at first objected, but when General McCook
explained that tho bill was one to put money
into the Treasury instead of taking 1t out.
the careful Indiana Representative withdrewhis OBJ
lection. General McCook was allowed to make
further explanation that the bin had been carefully
considered by the Senate committee and had passed
the Senate without opposition, and that the House
Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds after
a patient and thorough investigation of the subj ect
had also reported a bill for the Same purpose. Not
withstanding this explanation Mr.. Garrison, Vir-
giDia member, renewed the objection, and refused
to withdraw it. although another Democratic men,
ber, Mr.. Hardy. of New-YorS, urged him
to withdraw it, Mr.. Garrison's excuse was
that somebody had told him that the bill
Job" in the interest of certain
real estate owners in New-Yorl who are anxious to
find q Government market for certain prope rty
owned by thenl-and in this connection the old
Washington Hotel property was mentioned.
TRIBUNE correspondent afterward asked Mr. Gar
rison for the sources of his information. He re-
piled that it was outside talk and that he did
not even know the of the person who had given
him the information. Mr. Conant the present lessee
of the Nassau-st. property, who is said TO derive
profit of $4,000 year from his lease spends
considerable portion of his time i'll Washington,
and of course is extremely anxious to
prevent the passage of the bill. Mr. Garrison
says he does not know Mr.. Conant, but neither
does ne know the name of the patriot who in
formed him that the pending bill is I" job" Every
Representative in Congress from the CITY OF New
York favored the passage of the bill, and all of
them perfectly understand its merits and necessity;
There is The best reason to say that inc 3l WI
pass the House at this session despite Mr. Conants
efforts TO defeat 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-09
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Thursday June \. 1857.
About 81, 1000 continued bonds included In the
10Th call, were redeemed tho Treasury Department
to-day.
Chief Justice J. Bradford Prince OF New-Mexico, and
Judge Porter OF Arizona have rendered their resigna
tOns TO the President.
Secretary Chandler has awarded a medal OF honor TO
Robert Sweeny oarsman Of the United states steamship
Kearsarge, for gallant and meritoriOus conduct
senOr Romero, the Mexican Minister ut Washington,
has received official information from the Department Of
State OF Mexico the effect that the Mexican Congress
has repealed the export duty on silver coin and on silver
bullion.
AttorneyGeneral Brewster stated this afternoon that
the cOunteTfecr BTOckway indicted at the instance
Of private persons for purpose he did know,
and that the Government had nothing whatever TO d.
with his arrest.
Treasury officials state that the that large
amount OF spurious bonds in circulation are totally
devoid OF foundation. In tho words OF Secretary Foge
they are the idest stories ever started by sensational
gOssipers."
The President has not yet determined upon the men,
bershp OF the Alabama Commission provided for IN the
Geneva Award bill. Judge Wells, Of Michigan, men,
Der OF the former commission and Charles r. Train OF
Massachusetts. are being strongly urged for appoint
ment the commission with fair prospect or success.
Just before the House adjourned this afternoon $. s.
Cox secured the passage by unanimous consent OF joint
resolution authorizing the Secretary Of War to lend to the
Hebrew Aid Society OF the United States whose head
quarters in New York, 1000 Army tents to be used
in shelteriug destitute Jewish refugees, who have
Gently been landed IN the United states from Russia,
and who said to be shelteress and destitute at Vine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-09
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

MILWAUKEE, June S.--The annual meeting
OF the share holders OF the Milwaukee and Northern
Railroad held here to-day and resulted in the eec
of the following directors for three years Messrs
A. S. Gear, OF New-York aud +. Vogel, OF Milwaukee
The old officers were reelected.
The annual meeting OF the Wisconsin and
Minnesota Railroad Company was held OF the
same time and resulted in the election OF the
following directors: Messrs Jesse oyt, OF NexYork;
j. c. Spencer, Angus Smith, Guido Phster, E. Mariner
and F. Vogel, Milwaukee. The election Of officers
suited follows president Jesse Hoyt; vlcepresident
j. {. Spencer; secretary and treasurer, T. Mariner
BALTIMORE June 8-The Committee OF Management
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railrord Employees Relief AS
sociatOn this morning. The most comprehensive and
liberal arrangements made for receiving deposit
the savings Of the company's employees, and allowing
them per interest and for loanDg them money
the purpose of purchasing improving homesteads
at II uniform rate OF six per cent
DETROIT, Mich, June Sat a meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Toledo Canada Southern and Detroit
Railroad Company at Crosse Isle to-day the following
directors elected James Tillinghast, Edward A.
Wickes, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Augustus schel Edwin
d. Worcester, samuel Barger Joseph Harker, George
W. Davis and William l. Scott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-09
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Thursday, June :, 1882.
The Grand Duke Vladimir Of Russia arrived IN Berlin
to-day and had an audience with the Emperor William
lie afterward continued on his journey to Italy.
The committee Of the Spanish Chamber of Deputies for
regulating relations between Spain and her Colonies
has decided to recommend the abolition OF dierential
flag dues.
The liabilities of the suspended firm of James Thomson
& Co.. ship and insurance brokers, of London, are
g1OOO OOO and those OF Vaughan & Co., merchants, Of
Liverpool, are 100000.
The returns issued by the Board Of Trade show that
during the month just passed British imports had in
creased compared with that month in last year by
R3500,000, while the exports show an increase OF
a959,00O.
The Chamber OF Commerce at Liverpool yesterday pre-
sented an address General Lucius Farchd on the
cason Of his departure for America. At d luncheon
given to General Farchid, Mr. DOwndes proposed his
health and dwet upon the able and courteous manner
in which he discharged the duties of the United States
Consulate at Liverpool when he was IN cnarge 0f IT,
General Farchd sallod the Germanc today Tor New
York.
MONTREAL June 8.-The statement OF the Merchants
Bank for the past year shows net profit OF IA per cent
After paying per cent dividend S225,000 was placed
to the rest account $4,000 added TO the cOntin
gent fund $4,000 written off for bank premises
and the balance, S13,700 was carried forward.
TORONTO, June S.-Hanlan is slowly improving. He
ia now considered of danger and his recovery is
merely matter Of few weeks.
HAVANA June S.-An official list OF the names OF the
persons recently executed in Hay shows that fourteen
were executed in GOnaives and fourteen IN ST. Marc.