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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17
Dearlh OF News.

DtNfIh OIL NtWs.
Never, during cur hole career as knight
of the pen scissors and pasie-pot, have We s.eu
such dearlh OF local news us al present.
Can't our hds throughout the county seLu
las any little item that may come under then
obsei walton? Don't hesitate because NoL
think il is not worth seLding, hut send IL
alCns--sontLlu. will like 10 read it. Don
stop 10 tx it ul-luI just wife lie faces On i
postal, aid VT will do The r.st, and tLahk you
leo and Ia, ,on Tor the pos;al on demand.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17

/ Hereby give notice, that AT their October
sitting. which will he on Monday and Tuesday
the 2nd and }rd beginning on the first Mon
day in October 1882 they will sit AT
their Offices in their respective election dis
rricts at the several places hereinafter named
on each of the aforesaid days, with open
doors, from o clock Il. m to ! o clock p. M;
during which hours the legal voters OF Charles
county are entitled to apply for registration
The Officer of Registration for the
first election district will sit at
PORT TOBACCO.
On Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, the 4th, 9th
9th, eth and Sth days of Sep
TENDER.
H. COX HEWITT,
Officer Of Registration lst District.
The Officer of Registration for the
second election district will sit at
HILL TOR.
On Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday,th the 4th,
5th, 9th, 18th and Sth of
September
WILLIAM L. HINDLE,
Officer of Registration 2nd District.
The Officer of Registration for the
third election district will sit ut
CROSS ROADS.
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday,the 4th,'
9Th, 9th, 9Th and Sth of
September.
TIMOTHY \. SMITH,
Officer of Registration 3rd District.
The Officer of Registration for the
fourth election district will sit at
NEWPORT.
On Tuesday, "Wednesday Thursday,
Friday aud Satulday,the ith,
5th. 9th, Iii and 9Th of
September.
JOHN f.. WARE.
Officer of Registration 18th District.
The Officer of Registration for the
fifth election district Will sit at
HlhHIN LOI
On Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday,
FRIDAY and Saturday,the ith,
9Th, 9th, 9Th aud Sth of
September.
CHARLES y. NEALE.
Officer of Registration 9Th District.
The Officer OF Registration for the
sixth election district will sit ut
NIHHLETOHN.
On Tae.day. Wednesday, Thursday.
Friday and Saluiday.the 18th,
9Th, 9Th, 1th ana S,h #
September.
FRANCIS Il. GREEN.
Officer of Registration 9th District
The Officer uf Registration for the
seventh election district will sat ut
7TBN.INSSTORE.
On Tuesday, Wedne sday, THURSDAY,
Friday and Saturday, the ith,
9Th, 9Th, 9Th aud s,h OF
September.
RE HARD I. KNOTT,
Officer OF Registration eth District
The Officer Of Registration for tn,
eighth election district will sit a,
BRTINTOH.N.
On Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday
Friday and Sa,urday,the ith,
9Th, 9th, eth ard Sth of
September.
HENRY l. MUD,
Officer Of Registration Sth District
The Officer of Registration for th,
ninth election district will sit ut.
PITETENT CITY.
On Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday
Friday and Saturday,the ith,
5tb, 9th, 9Th and Sth of
September.
JAMES ". WRIGHT,
Officer of Registration 9th District
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17
CITY TRADE

eyes, sir, am from the country; hat en-
terrain modest suspicion that | am sufficient
~ lnlej,I-cn to know the difference between
ancient and modern ST. les. What ! want is ii
SUIT OF clothes that was made some time during
The present century" ''Ccrtnnly," says the
polite salesman addressed ''lou can he nc-
con,mod'ted, for yon are now ri the GREAT
CLOTHING EMPORIUM OF &. \. OEHM X Son,
where every lEing Is made tuI the City Trade !;
consequently there can he 40 distinction made
IN showing goods % our tiituds from the Cuuu-
Try. Here the styles are set, and, as You see,
there is nothing old TO select from. All the
Patterns are new, novel aud pleasing, and for
Gut, Hand EtniSh We are ackuon lodged with
out tlNni. Your ,XpeI ten,e has evidently
been among the expensive clothing houses,
where they devote considerable time TO window
exhibitions and chrome distributions. With
US there is no necessity for such devices. Our
goods are all marked in plain figures, and our
Prices always }otoer than any other house in
the city.
Every Garment sold is guaranteed to be eN-
actiy as represented, or the money will he re-
funded BY
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17
Marriage Bells.

ElsEMAs Bros, popular tailors and cloihiers,
Washing ton, D. G.
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A CARD.

nr. ThOS. "A. CaT.I.icO respect
II fully announces to the public that he has
esumed the practice of medicine, and will
give the best attention he can command to
all cases entrusted to his care.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17
Orphans Court.

EsEMAN Bros, Dress Suits, cor, 9TH and E
SIS, Washington, ID. Z.
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Republican MaVS llss n Il.

EIsEMAN bros, POPULAR tai.crs and c.ethiers
ashInglOn, ID. Z.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17
To Wheat Ga'ADeUea'S.
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-08-17
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
To the Voters of Charles co.

TNIlE undersigned, duly appointed officers Of
i registration for Charles county, under the
Act of The General Assembly of Mary land pas
sed at the January session 1882. Entitled an
Act to prodiye for the uniform REGISTRATION OF
all the qualified voters in this State.
Hereby give notice, that at their October
sitting. which will he on Monday and Tuesday
the 2nd and }rd beginning on the first Mon
day in October 1882 they will sit AT
their Offices in their respective election dis
trcs, at the several places hereinafter named
on each of the aforesaid days, with open
doors, from 8 O'Clock Il. m. 10 0 clock p. IA.
during W hich hours the legal voters of Charles
county are entitled to apply for registration.
The Officer of Registration for the
first election district will sit at
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sauted at any Pittsburg meetings when
notified of this action at Pittsburg, the
Amalgamsted Association COMMITTEES
at Bay View, expressed willingness
for the men to continue work. but Sa-
psrintsndeut Parkes said the company
had decided 10 shut down. Eleven
hundred men are thrown out.
More Mills to shut Down.
CHICAGO, May 3I.-Thers are but three
mills in this State working upon mar-
chant iron and as this is the only class
affected by the acceptance or rejection
of the scale at PIttsburg, the fact thss
the iron masters there accepted the
terms of the men, only concerns them.
Two are no. yet heard from. ID. &.
Bradley. of the Calumet Iron i Steel
Works. says his mills will shut down
Friday morning for repairs, at any rate.
and will start again when the plant has
been thoroughly overhauied-
Entries for the Trsttinx Meeting.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, May 3l.-Entries
for the trottiug meeting from June l2ta
to 18th are numerous California will
be represented.
Death Of General Buei.
NASHVILLE, May 3r.-General George
p. Buel, United States Army, died this
afternoon near this city from the eff
fects of IN operation performed on his
Jaw some three weeks since, combined
with heart disease. General Buel was
a first cousin Of General Don Carlos
Buel, and at the time of his death was
Colonel of the 18th United States iilfan-
try, now stationed at Fort Stanton. He
had been on sick furlough since January.
He entered the volunteer service in
1861 and rose from the rank of Captain
to Colonel and was Brevetted Bri2adier
General.
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succes sor of the Marquis of Lorne,
The Dake, after studying the affairs of
Canada. wrote 10 Gladstone on the sub
ject. The prime Minister replied that
the Duke was too young for such an i'm
portans position. and also that he lacked
experience in governmental work The
PHYSICIANS of the Duke of Albany were
Of opinion that his health would permit
of his accepting the post.
To be Ben,barsied.
PARrs, Nav 3i.-The bombardmeut of
the capitol of Aunsm is probable, in re-
venge for the daeth of Capt. Revere.
German Vessels for China
II is stated ths. several German YES
sells will leave here for China next week.
Heavy Gale I'm Moatreal.
MONTREAL. Can, May 3l.-This city
was visited today BY a northwest gale
which caused ships to break their moor
ings and drift doxn the river. Some
accidents occurred b. scaffolding and
insecure walls bein blown down, but
nothing serious.
Re-entered the City.
PARIS. Nav 3l.-The French have re-
entered the citadel at Hanoi. Gunboats
maintain communication with the sea
and prevent Anamites from approach
ing.
seeking an Equivalent.
lie Temps says the object of the re-
cent journey abroad of DeGiers, Rus
sian Minister of Foreign Affairs, was to
inform the Powers that Russia was COM
PEELED TO seek in Armenia equivalent for
the British occupation of Egypt. Glad
stone by taking Egypt not only lost the
good wishes of France. bat reopened
the Eastern question and furnished
Russia with pretext for effecting her
immense projects. the last step in which
will be the conquest of British India.
Mexican Congress Proreguesl.
CRY OF Mexico, May 31.-Congress is
prorogued until June 18th. The Min
lister of Foreign Affairs has appointed
special envoy to arrange for and renew
relations with England. He will re-
main in England as Mexican Minister.
suspended Payment.
HAVANA, May 3l.-Ricardo p. Kohly
Il CO., large importers and sugar ex-
porters, and Sorilla & Co.. bankers.
have suspended payment. Both firms
have for some time past been rumored
shaky.
Absconder Appreciated.
Ricardo MeGocal, who fled seven
years ago with $4,000 of public funds,
is captured. Menocal shipped ON the
steamer Saratoga under the name of
Overhoff, but coming ashore one night
In the disguise of sailor he was recog-
piZed and arrested
Probable Rupture.
LONDON, May 3l.-Reports from Rome
indicate a probable rupture between
Prussia aud the Vatican.
The Diretto says that Baron Won
Schlozer, the representative of Prussia.
in negotiations with the Vatican, will
shertly leave Rome and will not return.
Negotiations have failed and relations
between Prussia and the Vatican are
not friesdly.
The Lynchburg Catastrophe.
LYNcHBURa, Va, May 3l.-The body
of the fifth victim of Yesterdays catas-
trophe was exhumed today. All of the
bodies are now recovered. The funeral
took place this afternoon. Business
was suspended. and the schools closed.
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r o r e / q N .



Sr. PETERSBURG, May 31.-The mani
fes.o issued by the Gar on the day of
his coronation has created an unfavors
able impression here. A riot occurred
on the evening of the 18th among the
crowds assembled in the streets. A mob
assaulted the Director of Police. who
was endeavoring to restore order. A
detachment of Cossacks was called ont
and dispersed the rioters, a hundred of
whom were arrested. The riot did not
arise from political causes.
Indicted Dynamisers.
LONDON. May 3i.-The grand Jury re-
turned true bill against Gallagher and
other dynamite conspirators, charging
them with treason and felony.
The War In ATxhanissan.
CALCUTTA, May 3i.-Fighting between
the forces of Afehanissan and Shin
are heavy on both sides. A raft loaded
the Cabal river.
Opposed to French Blockade or Chi.
mese Ports.
BERLIN. May Silt il hoped here
that if France declares a blockade In
the Chinese ports Great Britain and
America will refuse 10 recognize it. The
French blockade cannot be effectual,
and Germany will certainly support
England and America in opposing it.
The German government is considering
the question Of sending more vessels 20
the Chinese coast.
The surplus Alabama Award.
LONDON, May 3l.-Mi.h reference to
his motion in relation 10 the disposition
Of the sdrplns Alabama award. Ken
nard. ii. r., writes 90 the Ta1aes that be
Is still DESTROYS of vrnsilating the sub
iecs- de says his desire Ia fortified by
the drfn conviction that the American
presa and Government have evinced an
honorable wish 10 have the question
finally settled.
.Dfsaissed.
REgLrs, May I--von kiess Rcistow.
a proninent Conservative leader in the
German Reichstag and the Pfussian
IAndsag, has been dismissed from the
presidency Of the Rhine province on
accoant u his ultra Tory views.
Tee Issns - usid 0mee.
Lnxpox, May 3l.-The Duke Of Al
bany reoantly received an urgent 70
qusst from Canada 10 consent 10 b the
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STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE,
OFFICE OF THE
.Iuua-r.n

OFFICE OF THE
WASHINGTON IMPROVEMENT Co,
SEATTLE. w. T., May %. 1883.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RESO-
l luton adopted ut a meeting of the
Trustees of the Washins ton Improve
ment Company. held May 2lst. 1883.
special meeting of the Stock holders of
said Company Is hereby called, the same
to be held at the office of the Company,
room No. l, Post building. Seattle, w. T.,
on Monday. July Both. 1883. at the hour OF
o'clock pm, to take into consideration
and to decide upon the proposition to in
crease the capital stock of said company
from fifty thousand dollars 1850, OOOj, d.
vided into one thousand 1000 shares OF
fifty dollars 1850 each-the present capital
of the Company-to five hundred thousand
dollars $500. 000t, to he divided into ten
thousand shares 10000 of fifty dollars
1850 each. Is. III. DAY,
II. NJ. SMITHERS,
ID. T. DENNY.
j. w. GEORGE,
myA 1t Trustees.
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Oars no use talkin' bout de harp,
Oars no use shinnin' bout de ute.
De heabenly band will neber sing
Wild dem new-fangled flutes.
II niggah 60 to heaben when he die,
An de big book tell me 80,
Niggah no use when he git dar
Widout he got de ole banjo!
When de time comes for me to die,
No longer heah to roam,
Dar'll come little angel from de shy
An he'll take dis banjo home.
When yer stan by de pearly gates
Whar dem crystal waters flow,
You'll hear de Lords own music
Tummin' on de ole banjo.
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jack OF ALL TRADES.

CHAS. EDW ARDS WILL Re FOUND
~ at Uncle Jimmie's Tobacco stand, on
Mill street. hereafter. ready 10 do any and
all work that may be offered. Windows
washed, carpets cleaned. glass put in, or
any other kind of work done.
Orders left with Uncle Jimmy will re-
celve prompt attention. my30 I'm
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Sale Of the Central School
Property.

&EALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
- purchase of what is known as the
Central School property. consisting OF lots
one ~. four "a, five - and eight ls), in
block twenty ta0l. OF G. ID, Boren's plat of
an addition TO the town tuow city, of Sc
attic. will be received at the office of w,
II. Taylor, Clerk of School District No. l,
King county. on James street, opposite
the Occidental Hotel. until Tuesday. the
5th Gay of June, 1883. No bid OF less than
thirty thousand dollars tS30.0O0) will be re-
ceived. Each bid must be accompanied
by certified check. or cash deposit, of
not less than five per cent of the amount
bid. This property is centrally located,
and is the finest property ever offered for
sale in Seattle, having a frontage OF 2iO
feet on Third street Overlooking the bay,
with 40 feet on Madison and 40 feet on
Spring street. with a 6foot alley in the
roar. The school building now on the
ground is not included in this sale.
THOMAS BUHKE,
JOHN KEENAN,,
NJ. DENSMORE,
Directors of School District No. l. King
county. my25 I'd
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TO SHIPMASTERS

ballard & HATFIELD HAVE
- been appointed sole agents at Seattle
for the powerful steam tugs Tacoma and
Richard Holyoke. Orders by mail or
telegraph promptly attended to. my26 If
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NOTICE.

TUE TANK At THE BARREL FAC
j tory Is now kept constantly full and
win b. prepared 70 supply steamers with
water. day az night. ai short notice.
N.Y. Am NAT1uLATH MFG co.
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The Lynchburg Catastrophc.

LYNcHBURa, Va, May 3l.-The body
of the fifth victim of Yesterdays catas-
trophe was exhumed today. All of the
bodies are now recovered. The funeral
took place this afternoon. Business
was suspended, and the schools closed.
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The above but afew the
that everything application no soaea d
Veisg
our front display will everything fact
we
slant buyer in the market We
wnked but and
Clothing. Furnishing Goods Blankets Shoes
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CLEVELAND, May 3l.-The Union roll
inc mill has signed the scale. and en-
plovees saw that she Britton Iron and
SseeI Company has thought il proper TO
decline 10 affirm or deny. The Forest
City Iron Works either has or nndouoe-
cdly will sign. No other establishments
here are affected by the Piftsong ac-
ton. There 10 no sign OF . strike.
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BosroS, May a.-The annual Uni
tartan festival and banquet took place
this evening. There vas the usual large
attendance Addresses we're made by
DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes. who pre-
sided. Rev. Francis r. Peabody OF Cam
bridge. Rev. o. b. Froshirsham, DR..
HEDGE and Rev. Freeman Clark The
aIlasion made by DIR. Peabody to the
action of the Harvard cverseers toward
Governor Butler elected load demon
STATIONS OF approval.
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The Davis Homicide.

WASHINGTON, May ADMINISTRATION
Of the affairs Of the supervising archi-
tect's office of the United States Treas
ury Department, oommsnoed this morn
ing. After consultation Chairman New
said there would be no difficulty in
sending another expert to represent the
supervising architect. Coleman then
asked for al adjournment until Tues
day next in order to allow the expert
time to examine papers bearing on the
contracts in question.
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An Ami~ahae Adjustment.
A conference OF miners and operators
and Committee of the Board Of Trade
met at Relleyille this morning. The
miners agreed 10 accent all the condi-
tions OF the Board Of Trade PROPOSE
tion previously teicgraphed. except that
which contemplates no tnterference
With machine miners One OF their
COMMITTEES. men said they had concluded
10 accept no conditions that would not
put hand inainers on an equal footing
With machine miners. The other rrop-
ositions made by the Board OF Trade
we're accepted by the miners and opera.
tors. Another conferences will b held
% Monday, when IL h believed the dit
isrence will be finally and amicably ad-
ionted.
lFen MILLS 10 be 8hut Dewn.-Dentes
the Inputastsn.
CucAoo. May M.--From interviews
With managers Of The leading iron mills
- and about this city Il appears newt
abs that all mills viii cioes down tO-
morrow owing 10 the failure of mill
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New YoRK, May 3i.--A number of
persons inquired at police headquarters
this morning for children or friends
supposed to be on the bridge at the time
Of the accident. Only one or two had
reason to suppose the missing persons
might have been on the bridge. The
Oak street police report that they have
a CARLOAD Of property taken from the
anchorage. Most of the clothing is torn
beyond recognition. Very few articles
have been claimed.
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Bosros, MAY 31.--rhis morning a
freight train on the Grand Trunk Rail
road went through the iron bridge at
Stratferd Hollow, Vermont. ocoasioned
by a broken rail. The engineer and
fireman were killed.
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lated in accordance with the supply. II
was absolutely necessary 10 take scouts
Ia track the enemy. Gen. Crook took
with him As far as she border eight OF
tan companies. with which he formed d
Gordon along the line. Six companies
we're left in the vicinity Of San Der
nar,iino under Col. Hddle. Ii was with
one of these companies that l was sta
toned. ID IL q terrible country thai
Gen. Crook entered--perfsctiy desolAte
Prosperous ranches that used 10 stand
along the base OF the mountains had
neon swept away by the savagcs. and an
o,.,asional desolated hamlet h all thai
i left OF villages. The great difficuitl
that Gen. Crook has 10 contend with y
the scarcity of water. The scouts know
al only one ar two places whers
vatsr can be found. but the fugifiscs
knov where every drop Is In the noun
tains. The most cordial relations ex-
isaed between Gen. Crook and the Mex
cAn authorities, and his plans and IN
tentions we're fully approved by them
| think no uneasiness need % feit fos Ins
safety of Gen. Crook. We had no othel
idea down there than that he knew VIVA
he was about and would come out al
right.
rAreaseneA strike AverteA-Mansfae
surers Aceede % che Demands 81
she lrsa Werkers.
Prr-xsrRa, May 3i.-The conference
of the Iron Manufacturers and Anal
cnmAted Association Committee thu
sfteruoon, resulted in the manufactur
ers signing the lass year scale, at $a-SI
per ton for pudding. This action hap
nilv ayerts she strike and insures thu
running Of all mills In the Wess for a
least one year. The larger manufsctur
ers who have ell along persisted tina
they would not pay more than -. ana
who were supposed 10 have solid front
give A a reason for thstr unexpectse
Action. that they bad positivs tnforIna
tIon that number at western mills has
made arranessnents 10 ouufinus g 90
ola spAle, With The condition that y ~
manufactures ASo nnooemfak toe w0sH
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Indicted Dynamisers.

LONDON, May a.-The grand jury re-
turned a true bill against Gallagher and
other dynamite eonspirators, charging
them with treason and felony.
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CALCUTTA, May 3l.-Fighting between
the forces of Afehanissan and Shin
WARTS as been renewed. The losses
are heavy on both sides. A raft loaded
with the dead has been brought down
the Cabal river.